The Sky-Watcher AZ4 Alt-Azimuth mount is extremely popular with astronomers and terrestrial observers alike. The design features separate friction clutches on both the Altitude and Azimuth axes and a panning arm, which can be fixed in two separate positions. The movements are smooth and telescopes can be manipulated with effortless precision. Additionally, the mount is supplied with an L-Bracket which allows the easy attachment of a spotting scope or camera.
| Mount Type | SWAZ4A |
| Mount Type | Manual Alt-Azimuth |
| Payload Capacity | 6.8kg |
| Mount Height |
1050-1600mm
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| Accessory Tray | Yes |
| Total Weight | 5.9kg |
All Sky-Watcher products have a 5 year manufacturer warranty (not transferable).
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Time lapse of the observing field at the 2018 ViCSouth StarParty by @godwardphotography. #skywatchertelescope #milkyway #skywatcheraustralia #astronomy #space #southaustralia #victoria #littledesertnationalpark #nhill
Landing in Australia in a couple of weeks is the latest version of the 300mm (12") F4 Sky-Watcher "Quattro" reflector.
We've seen some amazing images produced by the smaller versions of these fast reflectors. Can't wait for these to get into the hand of local astropohotgraphers and see what they can produce.
300 F4 Premium Photo quattro REFLECTOR OTA - Sky-Watcher Australia
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Aperture: 300mm (12-inch) Focal Length: 1200mm - f/4.0 Highest practical power: 600x Focuser: Crayford 2-inch Dual speed with 1.25 inch adaptor Optical Tube: Steel powder coated finish Mounting plate and tube rings: YES Piggyback bracket included with mounting rings Finderscope 8x50mm Excellent adju...
Reckon these young students at St Teresa’s College in Abergowrie QLD are going to be hooked on astronomy life once they get this 10" Sky-Watcher dob telescope out under the southern skies tonight - especially as Greg Quicke will be explaining everything! #spacegandalfThese students are excited about this new telescope just arrived at St Teresa’s College in Abergowrie. And yes, they are standing on the school desk! #spacegandalf
It's definitely the time of the year to view The Pleiades (M45) also known as The seven sisters.
Even under city skies you'll still be able to see a group of stars tightly bunched together. Here's a another great image from Mike Geisel taken last week using a Sky-Watcher Esprit 80 on a Sky-Watcher EQ8 mount.
Thanks for sharing this Mike!
Tech details:
SW filters and wheel
ZWO ASI 1600MM-c camera
L x 30
R, G and B all x 15
150 Black Diamond Reflector OTA 
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