ZWO ASIAIR Plus WiFi Imaging Controller – Used

ZWOSKU: ZWO-ASIAIR-PLUS-USED

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Sale price$275.00 CAD
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Used – Excellent Condition. A ZWO ASIAIR Plus Wi-Fi astrophotography controller in excellent condition and fully tested. The go-to all-in-one controller for running a full deep-sky imaging session wirelessly from a phone or tablet.

What's Included

  • ZWO ASIAIR Plus controller
  • 2 power cables (one short, one long)
  • 1 extension power cable

About the ASIAIR Plus

The ASIAIR Plus is ZWO's popular all-in-one Wi-Fi controller for deep-sky astrophotography. It handles camera control, plate solving, GoTo, auto-guiding, electronic focusing, and dew control (with compatible accessories) from the ASIAIR app on iOS or Android. With more onboard storage and improved Wi-Fi over the earlier Pro, it's a clean, reliable way to cut the laptop out of your imaging rig.

Final Sale

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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