User manual Vixen Optics Sphinx SXD2 Equatorial Mount with Star Book 10
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User manual for the Vixen Optics Sphinx SXD2 Equatorial Mount with Star Book 10
The user manual for the Vixen Optics Sphinx SXD2 Equatorial Mount with Star Book 10 provides
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Designed to handle larger optical tube assemblies and heavy imaging rigs, Vixen's Sphinx SXD2 Equatorial Mount provides a precise and stable motorized mount for long observation sessions, or long-exposure astrophotography. Dual stepper motors provide smooth and virtually vibration-free tracking that run at up to 250pps. Its full-circle brass wheel gear allows the mount to track over extremely long periods with little tracking error.
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Additional parameters of the Vixen Optics Sphinx SXD2 Equatorial Mount with Star Book 10:
Specifications
Mount Type
German Equatorial
Load Capacity
33 lb (15 kg)
Gears
RA: 72mm diameter, 180-tooth full circle micro-movement gear, Brass wheel Dec: 72mm diameter, 180-tooth full circle micro-movement gear, Brass wheel
Worm Wheel
9 mm diameter, Brass
Right Ascension Axis
35 mm in diameter, Carbon steel
Declination Axis
40 mm in diameter, Carbon steel
Motor
2 x Stepping (pulse) motors with 250 PPS
Bearings
9
GO-TO Capability
Yes, with included Star Book Ten controller
Altitude / Azimuth Adjustment
Alt: 0 to 70° Az: ±7°
Polar Axis Scope
Built-in 6 x 20 scope Field of View: 8° Bubble level Illuminated reticle
Includes Tripod/Pier
No
Counterweights
1 x 8.2 lb (3.7 kg) 1 x 4.2 lb (1.9 kg)
Power
12 VDC Consumption: 0.45 to 2.2 A (with a 10 kg payload), 0.6 to 2.5 A (with a 15 kg payload)
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