图如下,左边是EQ3,右边是EQ4
关于这两个望远镜的赤道仪具体的介绍,只有一些文字描述:
The EQ-3 mount:
This parallactic mount allows you to accurately aligning the optics to the Pole Star. The correct polar height and geographical latitude can be set for any observation location. The slow motion controls for the RA and DEC axes allow objects to be adjusted precisely, tracked and held in the field of view. A counterweight provides exact counterbalancing of the optics.
The EQ-3 mount provides a solid base for most small to medium size optics and is excellent for fascinating excursions through the night sky. Drive motors are available for automatically guiding the EQ-3 mount, which also allows any first attempts atastrophotography. The aluminium tripod is extendable and can be set to a height of 71cm to 121cm; an accessory tray provides a place for eyepieces and other accessories. The mount comes with:
- robust aluminium tripod (height adjustable from 71cm to 121cm)
- accessory tray
- counterbalancing counterweight
EQ-4: EQ-4 mount: The parallactic EQ-4 mount is a solid base for your telescope optics. This telescope mount lets you acquire any point in the night sky and then easily track it. With slow motions for both right ascension and declination axes, objects can be precisely adjusted, tracked, and held in the field of view. A counterweight takes care of exact counterbalancing of the optics. The built-in polar finder scope and very sturdy polar block means starting astrophotography is a piece of cake. You do not simply find the Pole star, but can find the invisible north celestial pole itself within just a few minutes. The aluminium tripod can be simply adjusted to the required height. Your telescope can be accurately levelled with the assistance of the built-in spirit level.
The differences to the Omegon EQ-3 mount: - The EQ-4 is significantly more stable
- significantly less susception to vibration
- sturdier counterweight bar
- spirit level built in
- significantly sturdier polar block
- finer adjustment possible in azimuth
- only the EQ-4 has a polar finder scope
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