Overview of my telescope and camera kit.

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Telescope: www.stellarvue.com/stellarvue...
Focuser and Motor: focuser.com/products.php
Field Flattener: www.stellarvue.com/sffx1-flat...
Filter Wheel: bit.ly/3Ho1pK6
Filters: bit.ly/34nEfVM
Camera: bit.ly/3scG5AT
Guide Camera: bit.ly/3s6dxt3
Guide Scope: bit.ly/3unE9Z9
Red Dot Finder: bit.ly/34aZPwX
Flip Flat: optecinc.com/astronomy/catalo...
Focus Controller: www.rigelsys.com/steppermotor...
USB Hub: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...
Fuse Block: powerwerx.com/west-mountain-r...
Relay Controller: www.kmtronic.com/lan-ethernet...
Learn more about my telescope, camera, and other kit items in this video. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments section below!

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31 янв 2022

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Комментарии : 15

@marcvallee6196 2 года назад

Your setup looks great! Thanks for the video!!

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@DavesAstrophotography 2 года назад

Nice walkthrough...... Yeh, I'm a geek for gadgets, electronics, DIY........ got a few things in the pipeline for this!

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Heck yes!

@Nottsboy24 2 года назад

That telescope look like it's ready to blast of Saturn 😃🔭 nice review :)

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Hahaha, thanks!

@DSOImager 2 года назад

Nice setup. Astrophotography.... for me it's the perfect balance of Tech, Science and Art :)

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Totally agree!

@Invisible_one 2 года назад

Check out Voyager and their add on Viking for software and the Pegasus Astro Ultimate Power Box V2 to clean up the top and control that Moonlite. It also has switchable Power and USB ports!

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Thanks for the advice, I'll check it out!

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

Any questions you all have about my telescope kit?

@jbobservatory3989 2 года назад

First off it looks awesome, well done. Are you using custom length USB cables ( and if so where did you source) and I assume you are using a Laptop ( or NUC) in the observatory? I am currently using a stick PC mounted on the scope with a wired connection to the pier. All control is managed inside the house where its warm. Interested in how powerful processor/memory you use and how that works for you.

@FoFoAstro 2 года назад

@@jbobservatory3989 All of my cables are from StarTech. They have a huge variety of lengths and connector ends on their website. Just use their cable finder, then search the part number on Amazon to order. www.startech.com/en-us/cables My computer is an Intel NUC that lives on the wall of the observatory. It's purely for capture so it's pretty low spec with 8GB of RAM and a 4-core 2.5GHz CPU. As soon as the images are captured, they are transferred through the network to my more powerful editing computer in the house. This system works great and keeps the cost of an observatory computer nice and low (NUCs are pretty affordable).