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General| Mount | Ultra compact EQ |
|---|---|
| Body material | Cast aluminum |
| Worm wheel | Φ80mm, 156 teeth aluminum alloy |
| Worm gear | Φ11mm, brass |
| Bearing | 4 pieces |
| Motor drive | DC servo |
| Payload (MAX) | 6.6 lbs (3kg) |
| Tracking | R.A. automatic |
| Tracking speed | 1X Cel, 1/2 Cel, N/S |
| Duration of operation | 24 hours at 20ºC |
| Latitude adjustment range | 0º ~ 70º |
| Operation Temperature | -10~40ºC |
| Polar sight hole | ~ 8.5º FOV |
| Polar scope | 6º FOV with dark field illuminated (optional for #3301) |
| Built in accessory | Compass |
| Warranty | One year limited |
| Power consumption | DC 4.8 ~ 6V, 0.06A at Max load |
| Power requirement | 4 AA batteries, or External DC 9 ~12V, 500mA |
| Base connect | 3/8” threaded socket |
Weight and Dimensions| Mount weight | 2.4 lbs (1.1kg) w/o battery |
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| Dimensions | 153 x 104 x 58 mm |
Explains the purpose of the tracking mount for astrophotography and polar alignment.
Lists the components included in the package and parts needed for setup.
Defines key components and terms used in the assembly process.
Details the process of inserting batteries into the mount's compartment.
Guides on securing the mount onto a camera tripod.
Instructions for setting the mount to zero mark and facing north.
Explains how to set the latitude and locate the pole star for alignment.
Details using the illuminated polar scope for accurate polar alignment.
Guides on attaching the ball head to the camera mounting block.
Instructions for mounting a camera and initiating the tracking function.
Advises on cleaning, avoiding overload, and battery removal for storage.
Addresses common issues like power, wobbling, illumination, and alignment problems.
Provides contact information and procedures for seeking customer support.
Outlines responsibilities for recycling electronic equipment.
Advises on proper handling and disposal of batteries.
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