Standalone Autoguider

Started by kgav8r, 05/20/2008 02:21AM

Posted 05/20/2008 02:21AM Opening Post

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Hi all,

I'm looking for a standalone autoguiding system much like the SBIG ST-4. I cant seem to locate anything like that. I am willing to build the darn thing if i have to. I may just try that anyway. Anyone have thoughts?

Thanks,

-KDG

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Posted 05/20/2008 03:31AM #1

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ST4 & STV are the only ones that I can recall as being "Standalone"...

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Posted 05/20/2008 01:10PM #2

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Kerry Green said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a standalone autoguiding system much like the SBIG ST-4. I cant seem to locate anything like that. I am willing to build the darn thing if i have to. I may just try that anyway. Anyone have thoughts?

Thanks,

-KDG

If by standalone, you mean "no computer," your are purty much outta luck unless you can find a used STV or ST4.

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Posted 05/21/2008 04:15AM #3

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how 'bout this one?

http://foto.astronomy.cz/TVGuider.htm

sorry, I have no idea what that page says, or even if it's still produced. I picked up the link from the guys on the Iceinspace forum who were ordering them sometime last year.

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