Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer GTI SA Mount

Introducing the SkyWatcher Star Adventurer GTI SA GTI Biaxial Hoshino Equatorial Mount – your gateway to the cosmos for deep-space, widefield, and nightscape astrophotography. This compact and portable equatorial instrument boasts a remarkable 11-pound payload capacity, making it the ideal companion for your DSLR or mirrorless camera paired with a wide-angle or telephoto lens, small aperture astrograph, or even Sky-Watcher's Skymax series of Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes.

The Star Adventurer GTI is designed for convenience and precision, featuring a built-in illuminated polar scope for accurate alignment in EQ mode. With its dual counterweight positions, this lightweight mount is optimized for use at low latitudes, providing flexibility for astrophotographers worldwide.

Experience the full power of GoTo performance with multiple pre-programmed tracking rates, including sidereal, solar, and lunar options. The SkyWatcher Star Adventurer GTI offers seamless connectivity with USB and auto guider ports, a SynScan hand controller interface, and a SNAP port for DSLR shutter control – all programmable via the user-friendly SynScan Pro app for iOS and Android.

Take control of your celestial journey with the added convenience of smartphone connectivity via Wi-Fi or opt for the SynScan hand box for a tactile experience. The V-style dovetail ensures compatibility with a range of optical setups, while the 3/8-inch tripod mount provides stability for your astronomical adventures.

Powering the Star Adventurer GTI is a breeze – use eight AA batteries (not included) for on-the-go expeditions or connect to an external source via the 2.1 12 VDC port. Plus, enjoy the assurance of lifetime free firmware upgrades, ensuring your equatorial mount stays at the forefront of astronomical technology.

Unlock the mysteries of the universe with the SkyWatcher Star Adventurer GTI SA GTI Biaxial Hoshino Equatorial Mount – where portability meets precision, and the cosmos become your canvas. Capture the beauty of deep-space objects, the moon, and planets with ease and confidence.