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iOptron CEM26EC Center Balanced go-to mount with high precision encoders, iPolar, hard case, 1.5" tripod
$2,738.00The CEM26EC is the best tracking truly portable equatorial mount in the iOptron line-up. Less than 0.3 arc second RMS periodic error from a mount head weight of only 10.4 lbs.
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iOptron CEM26 "Center Balanced" go-to German equatorial mount with AccuAlign, Hard Case, and 1.75" tripod
$1,548.00Enjoy taking the lightweight CEM26 out under the stars. -
iOptron GEM28 go-to German Equatorial Mount with 1.5" Tripod
$1,348.00iOptron's compact next-generation GEM28 mount is a tiny titan with a 28 pound payload capacity. -
iOptron GEM28 go-to German Equatorial Mount with iPolar, hard case, and 1.5" Tripod
$1,538.00iOptron's compact next-generation GEM28 mount is a tiny titan with a 28 pound payload capacity. -
iOptron CEM26 "Center Balanced" go-to German equatorial mount with AccuAlign and 1.75" LiteRoc tripod
$1,448.00Enjoy taking the lightweight CEM26 out under the stars. -
iOptron CEM26EC Center Balanced go-to mount with high precision encoders, iPolar, hard case, 1.75" LiteRoc tripod
$2,888.00The CEM26EC is the best tracking truly portable equatorial mount in the iOptron line-up. Less than 0.3 arc second RMS periodic error from a mount head weight of only 10.4 lbs.
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iOptron CEM26 "Center Balanced" go-to German equatorial mount with AccuAlign and 1.5" tripod
$1,298.00Enjoy taking the lightweight CEM26 out under the stars. -
iOptron GEM45 EQ Mount With LiteRoc Tripod, iPolar, iGuider, and Hard Case
$3,038.00Lightweight, 45 pound payload, 1.75" Tripod, iiGuider, and Optron quality. The GEM45 EQ mount checks all the boxes, so check one out for yourself. -
iOptron GEM28 go-to German Equatorial Mount with 1.75" Tripod
$1,498.00iOptron's compact next-generation GEM28 mount is a tiny titan with a 28 pound payload capacity. -
Astro-Tech AT72EDII Refractor OTA FPL-53 and Lanthanum f/6 Doublet
$519.00The Astro-Tech AT72EDII takes the performance, and mechanics, of the "product everyone should own" (thank you Astronomy Magazine) and gives it an upgrade.
