ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini
ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini
ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini
ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini
ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini
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ZWO-ASIAIR-Mini

ZWOSKU: ZWO-ASIAir-Mini
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$279.00 CAD
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Don't forget power

The matching 12V 5A supply. No power brick is included in the box.

Add autoguiding

The pairing that turns a tracking mount into one that holds a star for minutes at a time.

Mount it and wire it up

The two parts most people order a week later.
  • Description
The all new ZWO ASIAIR Mini. Loaded with all of the control features of the ASIAIR Plus, but smaller. With built in WIFI, and power control



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