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Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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You are aware that the cloud Gods will exact a penalty upon you once the mount arrives at your home.
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I have a Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro that I bought last year and I really enjoy it. I upgraded to the belt drive (which your EQ6R Pro already has) and it made a big difference!
I would have really liked going with the EQ6R-Pro, but I am not a big person and at 67 years old, the lighter HEQ5 model is easier for me to move in and out.
You are going to really love this mount! Not sure if you plan to image with it, but if you try or have tried EQMod, you might want to take a look at GreenSwampServer to control the mount with a direct cable. Works great for me. Just an idea.
Enjoy!
Scopes: Explore Scientific ED102 APO, Sharpstar 61 EDPH II APO, Samyang 135 F2 (still on the Nikon).
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro with Rowan Belt Mod
Stuff: ASI EAF Focus Motor (x2), ZWO OAG, ZWO 30 mm Guide Scope, ASI 220mm min, ASI 120mm mini, Stellarview 0.8 FR/FF, Sharpstar 0.8 FR/FF, Mele Overloock 3C.
Camera/Filters/Software: ASI 533 mc pro, ASI 120mm mini, ASI 220mm mini , IDAS LPS D-1, Optolong L-Enhance, ZWO UV/IR Cut, N.I.N.A., Green Swamp Server, PHD2, Adobe Photoshop CC, Pixinsight.
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I'm painfully aware. When I bought my UV/IR filter, the weather went terrible and I ended up getting a foot of snow. I don't even want to think about what this mount and that scope I bought are going to bring. I might best stock up on canned goods and gas for the generator...
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
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Thanks Jim. I definitely plan on getting into imaging with it. That's the main reason I bought it. I haven't tried EQMod but I do have it on my laptop. I've heard about GreenSwampServer and I'll check that out as well. Thanks for the suggestions...Juno16 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 28, 2022 12:05 pm Congratulations Bill!
I have a Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro that I bought last year and I really enjoy it. I upgraded to the belt drive (which your EQ6R Pro already has) and it made a big difference!
I would have really liked going with the EQ6R-Pro, but I am not a big person and at 67 years old, the lighter HEQ5 model is easier for me to move in and out.
You are going to really love this mount! Not sure if you plan to image with it, but if you try or have tried EQMod, you might want to take a look at GreenSwampServer to control the mount with a direct cable. Works great for me. Just an idea.
Enjoy!
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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GSS is just easy. If you are looking for a simple interface, you just start GSS and connect the scope using the GSSRazz wrote: ↑Mon Nov 28, 2022 11:49 pmThanks Jim. I definitely plan on getting into imaging with it. That's the main reason I bought it. I haven't tried EQMod but I do have it on my laptop. I've heard about GreenSwampServer and I'll check that out as well. Thanks for the suggestions...Juno16 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 28, 2022 12:05 pm Congratulations Bill!
I have a Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro that I bought last year and I really enjoy it. I upgraded to the belt drive (which your EQ6R Pro already has) and it made a big difference!
I would have really liked going with the EQ6R-Pro, but I am not a big person and at 67 years old, the lighter HEQ5 model is easier for me to move in and out.
You are going to really love this mount! Not sure if you plan to image with it, but if you try or have tried EQMod, you might want to take a look at GreenSwampServer to control the mount with a direct cable. Works great for me. Just an idea.
Enjoy!
There are lots of other features in GSS that I don't use. One that you might be interested in is
Happy for you! You have a great mount!
Scopes: Explore Scientific ED102 APO, Sharpstar 61 EDPH II APO, Samyang 135 F2 (still on the Nikon).
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro with Rowan Belt Mod
Stuff: ASI EAF Focus Motor (x2), ZWO OAG, ZWO 30 mm Guide Scope, ASI 220mm min, ASI 120mm mini, Stellarview 0.8 FR/FF, Sharpstar 0.8 FR/FF, Mele Overloock 3C.
Camera/Filters/Software: ASI 533 mc pro, ASI 120mm mini, ASI 220mm mini , IDAS LPS D-1, Optolong L-Enhance, ZWO UV/IR Cut, N.I.N.A., Green Swamp Server, PHD2, Adobe Photoshop CC, Pixinsight.
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Awesome mount, it was my first. Rock solid, my C8 with ST80 for guide rides on it, among other things! You'll love it.
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Image OTA: EvoStar ED80, WO Z73, C8-A XLT
Mount: EQ6-R Pro Pier, AZ-EQ5 Pro Pier
Guide OTA: Orion 60mm, WO 32mm, ZWO OAG, SV501P
Guide Cam: ZWO 120mm, 290mm mini
EAA OTA: Orion ST80
EAA Cam: SVBony SV705C
EP: Baader Hyperion Modular Set
Filters: L-Pro Canon EOS C, L-eNhance, L-Pro, Optolong Ha 7mm, Optolong Oiii 6.5mm, Optolong Sii 6.5mm, ES H-Beta
Session Control: Mini PC/Win11 Pro, APT 4.1, PHD2 2.6.10
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Thanks...I'm looking forward to getting it...it concerns me that you said "it was my first"...does that mean I'll be buying more mounts? I hope not... ...just kidding...my goal is to get set up for
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
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Thank you. Since I ordered it I've been reading a lot about it as well as watching videos...I have a pretty good grasp of that mount now, ofc nothing beats hands on experience...
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
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You picked a rock-solid mount, very good choice. You'll be using it for years to come. I had initially decided on an AVX mount, but none were in stock, and supply was totally screwed by then, February of 21. My second choice was the EQ6-R and when it came in stock at Opt in May, I canceled the order for the AVX and jumped on it. Glad I did now! I've since added the AZ-EQ5 Pro, it carries my Z73. I'll be adding a thirdRazz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 29, 2022 3:38 amThanks...I'm looking forward to getting it...it concerns me that you said "it was my first"...does that mean I'll be buying more mounts? I hope not... ...just kidding...my goal is to get set up forAP as best as I can and I think the mount is the first place to start.
Image OTA: EvoStar ED80, WO Z73, C8-A XLT
Mount: EQ6-R Pro Pier, AZ-EQ5 Pro Pier
Guide OTA: Orion 60mm, WO 32mm, ZWO OAG, SV501P
Guide Cam: ZWO 120mm, 290mm mini
EAA OTA: Orion ST80
EAA Cam: SVBony SV705C
EP: Baader Hyperion Modular Set
Filters: L-Pro Canon EOS C, L-eNhance, L-Pro, Optolong Ha 7mm, Optolong Oiii 6.5mm, Optolong Sii 6.5mm, ES H-Beta
Session Control: Mini PC/Win11 Pro, APT 4.1, PHD2 2.6.10
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Well, for now, I figure I'll use the Eq6 for imaging, once I learn how to set it up, and the Az/Gte for observing. I also recently bought a Bresserchris_g wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 5:09 pmYou picked a rock-solid mount, very good choice. You'll be using it for years to come. I had initially decided on an AVX mount, but none were in stock, and supply was totally screwed by then, February of 21. My second choice was the EQ6-R and when it came in stock at Opt in May, I canceled the order for the AVX and jumped on it. Glad I did now! I've since added the AZ-EQ5 Pro, it carries my Z73. I'll be adding a thirdRazz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 29, 2022 3:38 amThanks...I'm looking forward to getting it...it concerns me that you said "it was my first"...does that mean I'll be buying more mounts? I hope not... ...just kidding...my goal is to get set up forAP as best as I can and I think the mount is the first place to start.EQ mount sometime in the future, so I'll be able to use the AZ-EQ5 forEAA giving me something to do while theEQ mounts are imaging.
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
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Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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Mounts: SW: SkyTee2, AzGTi; iOptron: AZMP; ES: Twilight I; Bresser: EXOS2; UA: MicroStar.
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EPs: Pentax: XWs & XFs; TeleVue: Delites, Delos, Panoptic & Plossls; ES: 68, 62; Vixen: SLVs; Baader: BCOs, Aspherics, Mark IV.
Diagonals: Baader: BBHS mirror, Zeiss Spec T2 prism, Clicklock dielectric; TeleVue: Evebrite dielectric; AltairAstro: 2" prism.
Filters: Lumicon: DeepSky, UHC, OIII, H-beta; Baader: Moon & SkyGlow, Contrast Booster, UHC-S, 6-color set; Astronomik: UHC.
Solar: HA: Lunt 50mm single stack, W/L: Meade Herschel wedge.
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Thanks! Would have been nice if it came with a case. Oh well, guess I'll either buy or make one that fits the dimensions of the inserts the mount came with.
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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∞ AP Scopes: #1: TPO 6" f/9 RC #2: ES 102 f/7 APO #3: ES 80mm f/6 APO
∞ G&G Scopes: #1: Meade 102mm f/7.8 #2: Bresser 102mm f/4.5
∞ Guide Scopes: 70 & 80mm fracs -- The El Cheapo Bros.
∞ Mounts: iOptron CEM70AG, SW EQ6R, Celestron AVX, SLT & GT (Alt-Az), Meade DS2000
∞ Cameras: #1: ZWO ASI294MC Pro #2: 662MC #3: 120MC, Canon T3i, Orion SSAG, WYZE Cam3
∞ Binos: 10X50,11X70,15X70, 25X100 ∞ AP Gear: ZWO EAF and mini EFW and the Optolong L-eXteme filter
∞ EPs: ES 2": 21mm 100° & 30mm 82° Pentax XW: 7, 10, 14, & 20mm 70°
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Thanks, JayTee. I'm also working on the "Black Creek Observatory". Yea, right now it's just 3 concrete blocks but gotta start somewhere!
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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I would like to have your thoughts on this mount.
thx.
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Mounts , cg-4 motorized , eq6 pro belt drive .
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Well, I've only been able to use it twice due to weather but so far I'm happy with it. The only minor complaint I have is it would have been nice if the mount came in a case but I keep it in it's box and will eventually use the foam insert to make a case for it. It's a solid mount that has no problem handling my AR127s. I can't speak of the polar scope because Polaris is just behind a big tree across the street and the area of my yard I'd have to be in to see it is in the woods and almost like a swamp this time of year. I use the Three Point Polar Alignmentmessier 111 wrote: ↑Wed May 03, 2023 7:30 pm Hi Bill,
I would like to have your thoughts on this mount.
thx.
Mounts: Skywatcher AZ-GTe, EQ6-R Pro
EPs: Baader Q turret with 32mm Classic Plossl and 18mm, 10mm, 6mm Classic Orthos and Q Turret barlow 2.25x
Baader Hyperion Mark IV 8-24mm zoom, Hyperion zoom barlow 2.25x
Filters: Celestron Variable Polarizing, SvBony F9131A UHC, Baader O III 10nm, Classic Lumicon O III, homemade solar filter with Baader OD 5.0 film, Optolong UV/IR cut
Cameras: Canon EOS Rebel T3i, ASI 224 mc
Guiding: iOptron iGuider 30mm scope/camera
Binoculars: Celestron Upclose G2 10x50
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I think I will get it soon for my 125mm ts.
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EYEPIECES, Delos , Delite and 26mm Nagler t5 , 2 zoom Svbony 7-21 , Orion Premium Linear BinoViewer .
FILTER , Nebustar 2 tele vue . Apm solar wedge . contrast booster 2 inches .
Mounts , cg-4 motorized , eq6 pro belt drive .
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