A very stable tripod for visual use with binoculars or a small scope.

Super Heavy Duty GOTO Mount

Heavy Duty GOTO Mount

Celestron's sturdy German Equatorial mount with computerised GOTO

Compatible with most Sky Watcher mounts and drilled to accept Skywatcher tube rings.

Provides multi-speed quartz-controlled electronic motor tracking of the R.A. & DEC. axis. Battery-powered. 

The 'Merlin' D.C. fully-automated, Servo-Motor powered mounting is quite unique, in that nothing like this has been offered previously. It is highly versatile, and can be used to mount a wide variety of imaging devices, from Spotting Scopes & Astronomical Telescopes to Camcorders & Cameras.

(Picture shows HEQ5 Pillar Mount Support)

Please note, Equatorial head not included.

Extends the height of the EQ6 mount.

Provides multi-speed quartz-controlled electronic motor tracking of the R.A. axis. Battery-powered.  

Latest version of a hugely popular mount.

For V.2 owners or those wishing to upgrade the EQ6 and HEQ5 SynTrek mounts to full SynScan spec'.

The NEW HEQ5 SynTrek is effectively a hybrid of the standard HEQ5 and the HEQ5 PRO SynScan. 

NB: SynTrek mounts are WHITE, not grey as shown in the pix.

Alt Azimouth mount.

This stainless steel extra long replacement DEC shaft is designed to fit the Sky Watcher HEQ5 mount and allows the balancing of telescopes up to 10" without the addition of excessive counterbalance weight.

NB: Picture shows prototype, actual product is a very sexy black-anodised aluminium and now includes a compass! 

All those EQ mounts out there with no leveling bubbles!  You level the tripod... then when you drop the mount on - pooof!  There goes your careful leveling! 

Designed for the HEQ5 and EQ6 (after a particularly nasty polar-align session at Kelling this year) but will fit most mounts.

Provides accurate polar alignment by providing a means of visually aligning your German equatorial mount with Polaris and true North.

Tour the night sky at the touch of a button.

Equatorial mount.

Allows the mounting of cameras, Coronado PST and William Optics and similar telescopes (fitted with a mounting shoe) to a Skywatcher AZ3 mount.