WandererRotator Lite
WandererRotator Lite
WandererRotator Lite
WandererRotator Lite
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WandererRotator Lite

Wanderer AstroSKU: WR-Lite
Price:
$799.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description

The WanderAstro Rotator Lite motorized camera rotator is both ASCOM and Indi compatible and provides a strong, lightweight high speed (up to 7 degrees/sec) rotator option.

The wide 68mm aperture offers excellent illumination and the ultra low 12mm profile is perfect for systems with limited back focus.

Typical resolution after two attempts is 0.1 degrees and as low as 0.001 degrees.

The unique structure makes the rotator as rigid as an adapter ring at any angle

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