AlexN
29-08-2015, 08:58 PM
Hi all. Looking to change direction a bit with my astrophotography and as such this is no longer required.
This is a self guided, one shot colour ccd capable of -25c cooling. It has liquid cooling so all you need to add is a pump and hoses to get even colder.
It's in perfect condition, comes in pelican case with power supply, usb cable, guide lead, 2" nose piece, d-block for the camera should you decide not to use AO-7. Also a printed manual for the camera and the AO-7.
Also comes with ccdsoft version 5 and thesky 5 cd's.
This is a really great ccd and the AO unit can compensate greatly for a less than precision mount and with bright enough guide stars it is capable of making 20 guide corrections per second. Eliminating PE induced error etc.
Reason for selling is that I am moving towards high resolution planetary imaging as my primary goal with deepsky as a side interest. As a result I need a bigger mount for a larger scope, and a different type of camera..
I am chasing $1400 or near offer for this, I paid $2000 for the whole lot only a few months ago.
This is a self guided, one shot colour ccd capable of -25c cooling. It has liquid cooling so all you need to add is a pump and hoses to get even colder.
It's in perfect condition, comes in pelican case with power supply, usb cable, guide lead, 2" nose piece, d-block for the camera should you decide not to use AO-7. Also a printed manual for the camera and the AO-7.
Also comes with ccdsoft version 5 and thesky 5 cd's.
This is a really great ccd and the AO unit can compensate greatly for a less than precision mount and with bright enough guide stars it is capable of making 20 guide corrections per second. Eliminating PE induced error etc.
Reason for selling is that I am moving towards high resolution planetary imaging as my primary goal with deepsky as a side interest. As a result I need a bigger mount for a larger scope, and a different type of camera..
I am chasing $1400 or near offer for this, I paid $2000 for the whole lot only a few months ago.