Sky-Watcher AZ-GTI – Portable Computerized GoTo Alt-Az Mount for On-The-Go Astronomy – WiFi Enabled App Controlled – Time-Lapse and Panorama Photography Capable
| Price: | $524.63 |
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| Brand | Sky Watcher |
| Model Name | Sky-Watcher USA |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Item Weight | 8.6 Pounds |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
About this item
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- TRAVEL-SIZED GOTO MOUNT: Weighing just 8. 6 pounds, this computerized Alt-Az tracking mount is perfect for portable, on-the-go, mobile astronomy.
- 11-POUND PAYLOAD CAPACITY: With a payload capacity of 11 pounds, the AZ-GTi can support most available telescope tubes, as well as most DSLR cameras.
- WIFI-ENABLED, APP CONTROLLED: Generating its own proprietary WiFi signal, the AZ-GTi blends 21st century technology with Sky-Watcher’s innovative astronomy equipment, allowing users to control their telescope from a smartphone or tablet.
- FREEDOM FIND DUAL ENCODERS: Utilizing Sky-Watcher’s patented dual-encoder technology, Freedom Find allows for accurate tracking as well as manual slewing without losing alignment.
- TIME-LAPSE AND PANORAMA READY: Using Sky-Watcher PTZ app, create breathtaking time-lapse video and panoramas with the AZ-GTi’s photography mode. With the mount’s built-in SNAP port, shooting is fully automated.
- RUGGED BRASS AND ALUMINUM GEARS: Using durable brass and aluminum all-metal gearing provides smooth, motorized, precise night sky tracking while observing or imaging.
- INCLUDED TRIPOD WITH PIER EXTENSION: Included with the AZ-GTi is an adjustable aluminum tripod with an included pier extension, bringing the AZ-GTi from 28 inches, up to 53 inches when fully extended, giving users a comfortable height for viewing.
- MULTIPLE POWER OPTIONS: The built-in AA battery compartment provides reliable mobile power. Also included is a 12v input, allowing for an external power source using a cell phone charger or other device.
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From the manufacturer
Sky-Watcher AZ-GTI – Portable Computerized GoTo Alt
Perfect for any Situation:
Sky-Watcher’s AZ-GTi is the perfect tracking platform for those seeking a compact travel mount capable of both Alt-Az Go-To alignment and video timelapse. Boasting a payload capacity of 11lbs, this modular AZ mount can support anything from a small Maksutov or refractor, to a mid-sized DSLR for timelapse photography. Weighing just 8.6 lbs, the AZ-GTi is the ideal travel mount, easily fitting in carry-on luggage and perfect for grab-and-go situations.
Revolutionary WiFi Control:
The AZ-GTi is one of the first Sky-Watcher products featuring built in WiFi control. Once connected to the mount, use Sky-Watcher’s SynScan Pro app to align the mount for celestial tracking or the SynScan PTZ app for timelapse photography.
Easy Integration with any Tripod:
The AZ-GTi includes an adjustable aluminium tripod with built in pier extension. The mount can attach to a tripod using a 3.8”-16 thread and includes an adapter for ¼”-20 thread sizes, making it capable of mounting to nearly any tripod.
Automatic Shutter Release Control:
No need for an intervelometer timer with the AZ-GTi! With a 60-second preset exposure setting, the AZ-GTi can trigger a DSLR using the auxiliary shutter release cable. Once the camera is plugged into the mount and a shot is fired, it will continually shoot 60 second exposures until the cable is removed.
Available in three configurations:
Whether it's the mount-only, with a 102mm Maksutov OTA, or with a 127mm OTA the AZ-GTi delivers the perfect grab-and-go system for the astronomer that’s on the move.
Features:
- Multi-purpose alt-azimuth mount
- Adjustable height aluminum tripod with 1.25” legs
- 11 pound payload capacity
- SynScan Go To telescope mount with 42,900 object+ database
- Built-in WiFi
- Controlled with SynScan Pro app for iOS and Android
- Freedom Find dual encoder technology
- DC operation (batteries not included)
Product description
Sky-Watcher’s AZ-GTi is the perfect tracking platform for those seeking a compact travel Alt-Az Go-To mount. Boasting a payload capacity of 11 pounds, this compact computerized GoTo AZ mount can support anything from a small telescope tube to a mid-sized DSLR for panoramic or timelapse photography. Weighing just 8. 6 lbs, the AZ-GTi is the ideal travel mount, easily fitting in carry-on luggage and perfect for grab-and-go situations. The AZ-GTi generates its own WiFi signal, allowing users to control the telescope directly from their iOS or Android devices. Once connected to the mount, Sky-Watcher’s SynScan Pro app can be used for celestial, planetary, lunar and solar observing. For those interested in photographing panoramas or time-lapse video, connect the SynScan PTZ app and start shooting. The AZ-GTi includes an adjustable aluminium tripod with built-in pier extension. However, the AZ-GTi can also attach to nearly any photographic tripod using a standard 3. 8 thread. No need for an intervelometer timer with the AZ-GTi! With a 60-second preset exposure setting, the AZ-GTi can trigger a DSLR using the optional shutter release cable. Once the camera is plugged into the mount and a shot is fired, it will continually shoot 60 second exposures until the cable is removed.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 43.3 x 42.3 x 42.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 8.6 pounds |
| ASIN | B07F9WF45J |
| Item model number | S21110 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#392 in Telescope Accessories
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | July 6, 2018 |
| Manufacturer | Celestron Acquisition LLC |
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The mount is close to useless without the app. And the app is clunky. I have difficulty getting it to notice when I have targeted my one-star alignment. Other times, it recognizes the first star, but then swings to an empty part of the sky for my second star. Am I doing it wrong? Probably. But how do I know without the documentation?
Software designers: go back to buttons with words. The icons are too tiny, and they don't mean to me what you think they mean. I'm not sure if the tiny pictures are notifications, controls, or decorations. User interface design is not about entertaining yourself with Photoshop, it's about usability. Your users are twice your age, and our eyesight sucks, especially in the dark.
The wifi connection is clunky, and having shut off my cellular connection (and remember to turn it back on) is a complete pain in the butt.
Edit 7/21/20:
I do have a gripe with the leg locks. I do not like the twist locks and would rather have T bolts like on other tripods I own. Also one of my legs is loose and twists freely in its mount. This is especially annoying when tightening or loosening the twist locks
By Peter on July 17, 2020
Edit 7/21/20:
I do have a gripe with the leg locks. I do not like the twist locks and would rather have T bolts like on other tripods I own. Also one of my legs is loose and twists freely in its mount. This is especially annoying when tightening or loosening the twist locks
Overall it makes using the telescope a lot easier and more enjoyable. It comes with a tripod. You can use an AC DC adapter to plug the motor into the wall so you don't need to use all those double A batteries. The free app downloaded from Android or Apple is all you need to operate the device from your phone.
By Dave on March 21, 2020
Overall it makes using the telescope a lot easier and more enjoyable. It comes with a tripod. You can use an AC DC adapter to plug the motor into the wall so you don't need to use all those double A batteries. The free app downloaded from Android or Apple is all you need to operate the device from your phone.
This mount excels at daytime and nighttime use. It's a must have piece for the avid astronomer.
















