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SKY-WATCHER AZ-Go2 User Manual

SKY-WATCHER AZ-Go2
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AZ-Go2 Mount
Copyright © Sky-Watcher
GT020609V3-03.05
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SKY-WATCHER AZ-Go2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Go-ToYes
ConnectivityWi-Fi
Mount MaterialAluminum
Tripod MaterialAluminum
Mount Head ColorBlack
TypeAlt-Azimuth
Weight Capacity5 kg
Power Supply8 x AA Batteries (Not Included)
ControlHand controller
Tripod Height70 to 120 cm
Mount Head Weight5.5 kg
Tripod Weight3.5 kg
Tripod Mounting Thread3/8"
Mount Head AccessoriesHand controller
Mount Head DimensionsNot specified by manufacturer

Summary

PART I: Assembling Your Telescope

Finderscope/Red dot finder assembly

Attaches finderscope bracket and red dot finder to telescope.

Eyepiece assembly

Inserts diagonal and eyepiece for refractor/Maksutov and reflector types.

Tripod assembly

Adjusts tripod legs and attaches accessory tray.

Telescope assembly

Mounts telescope to tripod and attaches tube to mount.

PART II: USING THE AZ-Go2 MOUNT

Control with a SynScan Hand Control

Connects and operates telescope using the SynScan hand control.

Control with a Mobile Device

Uses SynScan App on iOS/Android devices for telescope control.

Wi-Fi Connection

Connects to mount's Wi-Fi for configuration and control.

Firmware Update

Updates mount firmware via Skywatcher website and application.

PART III: Operating Your Telescope

Aligning and using the finderscope/red dot finder

Aligns and uses finderscope/red dot finder to aim the telescope.

Focusing the telescope

Adjusts focuser knobs for a sharp image in the eyepiece.

Choosing the appropriate eyepiece

Selects eyepieces for desired magnification and field of view.

PART IV: Observing the sky

Sky Conditions

Understands atmospheric seeing and transparency for observation.

Selecting an Observing Site

Chooses optimal locations away from light and pollution for viewing.

Choosing the Best Time to Observe

Identifies optimal times for viewing based on atmospheric and Earth conditions.

Cooling the Telescope

Allows the telescope to reach ambient temperature for optimal performance.

Adapting Your Eyes

Prepares eyes for low-light observation, including using red light.

PART V: Proper Care for Your Telescope

Cleaning Your Telescope

Cleans telescope optics and eyepieces using proper methods.

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