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Add the OpenAstroGuider to your OAT and take your exposures to the extreme
From tools to screws, the OAT Kit includes everything you need, except a camera and powerbank
Complete Kit of all the non-printed parts to build an OpenAstroTracker. If you need Threaded Inserts for the _TI version of the printed parts, add ...
View full detailsStruggle to get the tolerances right for the OpenAstroGuider? These parts here have as perfect tolerances as its probably possible. The focus thre...
View full detailsA pre-crimped 10 pin ribbon cable to connect a LCD shield to the MKS's EXP1 port. Comes with a 10-pin Dupont cable attached so you just have to co...
View full detailsA standard LCD shield suitable for Arduino Mega or MKS (with the ribbon cable)
All screws and nuts for assembling an OpenAstroMount. Screws are either 8.8/10.9 zink plated or A2 stainless. 4x M3x6 30x M3x10 100x M3x12 200x ...
View full detailsEverything works great. The assembly page on the wiki is unfinished for V3.1 but it wasn't difficult to put together.
Put it together it all works great. The wiki is really well made.
Quite easy to mount.
However, you have to be very careful, I spent more than 2 hours for my part.
I had a small installation problem on my PC, Fabian was very responsive. I thank him very much.
Parts were as expected and quick delivery was appreciated !
Everything is well designed. The extra pcb makes the connections easy and solderless. Lens is heated well. Recommended.
Item arrived promptly and was very well packaged. Well made and works exactly as specified.
Top Teil, der 3D-Druck ist echt klasse :-) !
OpenAstroGuider v3.1 - Hardware only
Hardware matches the online STL files. Exactly as expected.
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OpenAstroTracker - DIY Kit
Assembly went well; this is the first time I have dealt with printed material, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. It took me a couple days to figure out how to actually use it, between OATcontrol, ASCOM, Stellarium, APT, SharpCap, BackyardEOS, and whatnot, but my indoor tests have all gone well. As soon as we get a reasonably clear night (won't be soon) I'll be able to do a real test.
j'ai eu beaucoup de difficultés avec la connection PC. Le firmwar proposé ne me permet pas l'utilisation de NINA ou Stellarium.
Ceci est dommage!
El kit es una pasada. Pasé un rato genial montándolo. Queda muy robusto.
Ahora me queda ponerlo en marcha y probarlo, pero tiene muy buena pinta.
OpenAstroTracker - DIY Kit
