Description
Sky-Watcher SWAZ-R Alt-Azimuth mount key features
• Micrometric adjustment knobs
• Ideal for land and nature viewing
• 3kg load capacity
• Alt-Azimuth design
• AZ has 180 teeth
• ALT has 116 teeth
• 360° fine adjustment
SWAZ3-R Mount
The Sky-Watcher SWAZ-R Alt-Azimuth mount is made smaller, lighter and more durable than previous models. This mount is also available in three telescope kits, featuring the 102mm Maksutov-Cassegrain, 90mm refractor and 130mm reflector.
$299.00
10 in stock
SPECIFICATIONS
| Model | SWAZ3-R |
| Mount Type | Alt-Azimuth |
| Slow Motion Control | Yes |
| Tripod Height |
640-1125mm
|
| Tripod Weight | 1.23 kg |
| Extension Pier | 216mm |
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All Sky-Watcher products have a 5 year manufacturer warranty (not transferable).
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SKYWATCHER AUSTRALIA
Matt Watson posted a snap of his Sky-Watcher Esprit 100ED sitting on a Celestron CGX-L mount to the Sky-Watcher Australia Facebook group. Hope the clouds kept away Matt!
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Thanks for using our Star Adventurer Pro Pack Alyn Wallace Photography, Amazing images
Tracking ANDROMEDA with the SKY-WATCHER STAR ADVENTURER
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Stay safe everyone and a very good point about observing the Sun through smokey skies!Our thoughts to everyone across NSW, QLD and the rest of Australia experiencing difficulties with the bushfires. Please be safe. Obviously the seeing isn't too good for astrophotography but shots of our own star at sunrise and sunset are dramatic and beautiful. Share your bushfire/star photos in the comments. REMEMBER: Even though it feels like you can directly look at the sun when it's like this, you really shouldn't. Let your camera absorb the photons - not your retinas!
- The Bintel Team
(Photo : Philipa Bensley, Noosa)
The Moon is getting close to full and to help celebrate the 50th anniversary this coming week of the launch of Apollo 12 - the second mission to land on the Moon - here's an image of the lunar crater Copernicus, taken by David Grey on the 8th Nov and posted to the Sky-Watcher Australia Facebook group.
He used his recently acquired 12” Sky-Watcher Goto Dob. 3x Barlow at the nose of a ZWO ASI294 Pro cooled camera.
Thanks for sharing this great image David!
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Hi folks,
We've had a few questions about how to view the transit of Mercury thats happening soon.
Sadly this one *can't* be seen from Australia.
You'll be able to check it out online however.
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