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    Explore Scientific

    iEXOS-100-2 PMC-Eight Equatorial Tracker System Tripod and Mount for Astrophotography with WiFi and Bluetooth Compatible

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    Features

    • Integrated Explore Scientific PMC-Eight system that transcends the industry standard single processor by utilizing eight CPUs that operate independently of one another to focus on defined functions, which results in superior responsiveness, efficiency, reliability and astoundingly fast timing intervals.
    • Clutched dual-axis worm gears with quiet precision stepper motor belt drives
    • Intuitive ExploreStars app, which is available for Apple, Android and Windows tablets, that makes it simple to operate the GOTO system. Through it, users can quickly align their telescope, navigate the stars and learn specifics about tens of thousands of celestial objects
    • Clutched RA and Declination axes are smooth and allow for precise balancing which makes the process of repositioning your telescope efficient
    • Polar alignment sight hole through the RA axis and precise altitude control for fast alignment without polar scope.

    Brand: Explore Scientific


    Material: Stainless Steel


    Color: Black


    Compatible Devices: Tablets


    Team Name: Explore Scientific


    Screen Size: 38.5 Inches


    Item Weight: 20 Pounds


    Battery Description: Lithium-Ion


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    Global Trade Identification Number: 41


    Brand: Explore Scientific


    Material: Stainless Steel


    Color: Black


    Compatible Devices: Tablets


    Team Name: Explore Scientific


    Screen Size: 38.5 Inches


    Item Weight: 20 Pounds


    Battery Description: Lithium-Ion


    UPC: 811803030541


    Global Trade Identification Number: 41


    Manufacturer: Explore Scientific


    Product Dimensions: 29.25 x 19.25 x 6.75 inches


    Item Weight: 20 pounds


    Item model number: ES-iEXOS-100-02


    Date First Available: February 23, 2019


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      • Cant beat this mount for the price!
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    This mount is very affordable. Its about the lightest duty mount on the market, far as I know. I used it with a 127mm Mak and currently with the Svbony 80mmED refractor. Im guided with a mini guidescope and DSLR for imaging. For me it was pretty challenging to get setup and working properly as a guided setup. As a goto tracking rig, it was very simple to use. Anything more than a small refractor for imaging or a small Mak for visual and this mount is overloaded. It does work very well for what it is. Its a great starter mount especially. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024 by Rono Rono
      • iexos 100-2
    Review Image by JA JA
    This is a good mount for the price, but the GoTo is WAY off; even after a 3 star alignment. Hard to align without the azimuth adjuster, but it's possible. The image below was achieved with bad polar alignment, 30 second exposures. Update: got the GoTo working.
    Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024 by JA JA
      • GREAT MOUNT SO FAR...
    I have not had a change to use this mount a whole lot so i will update more in the future. As of right now the mount seems to be rock solid. It holds my Orion Eon ED80 , 50mm guide scope and dslr just fine. The counter weights were just a few ounces too light to balance it so i added some sticky car tire weights to them. The Explore stars app is only available through the Microsoft app store. Which was tricky to get it to work but after some great help from Explore Scientific i was on my way. This is my first telescope and mount so i dont have a ton of experience. After initial alignment and setup it was smooth. I have not done any photography yet with this mount due to bad weather. I should be able to get some done this weekend and will post an update. Over all for the price and quality and support i dont think you could find a better comparable mount for the price. Update: I orderd this item on July 26, 2019. It is now May 2 2020. The Mount its self is well built for what it is. The major problem i have is to make it functional you have to spend a ton of money. I had to purchase a polar scope for it. Which has next to no instructions. No real way to have it in the same spot each time you take it out. Which was not available at the time of purchase. At the price of approx $90 shipped. You have next to no azimuth adjustment. However they will sell you an adapter for $100. They also offer an upgraded tripod for the mount. At a cost of $250. Which requires the special azimuth adapter in order to use it. If you buy this mount and all the other items needed to make it stable and functional you would still not be able to do much. Because the software is complete trash. Tried on several android devices. Half the features dont work. Crashes all the time. Same with windows laptop. The software also makes fine tune adjustments impossible because you cannot look through a scope and look at a monitor at the same time to see where you are doing. So by the time you are done spending 800.00 on this setup you could just buy a mount that will hold more weight and be more functional. The only redeeming quality is its light weight and customer support is fast to reply. I have not been able to get this mount to properly function with any software i used. (PHD2, APT, Explorestars ) I did the latest firmware update. I purchased a new mead lx mount . I was up and imaging with in 10 minutes of setting it up outside. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2019 by Jesse T
      • No fine adjustment for polar align, tripod is wobbly, has backlash
    Who even builds a mount with no azimuth adjustment? Nobody except explore scientific. Another 120$ for that feature and I found it didn't thread on enough for my liking so I cut off the flange on the adapter to get a better bite. Hopefully you get instructions with you adapter because I didn't. I had to watch a video about removing backlash and fix that. The polar site hole plug falls right out, it's a very poor fit. I had to tighten every tripod leg, they were all loose. It seems there's a reason why it's on sale. You get what you pay for. I haven't had a chance to see how it tracks yet, I surely hope it's nothing short of amazing after spending all this time fixing what research and development didnt. ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Bk
      • Not a great mount design. (I-exos-100)
    The serial connector is a weak point of failure. I have had to send this mount off for repair because the serial connector (USB) is a point that fails very easily. If you bump the cable while using, it drops connection. I'd use the wifi connection but i need that for my remote desktop to control the mini pc that is running my sequence software. I would recommend a better designed and more robust mount for astrophotography. That said, I use NINA software and usually the mount performs well. Just secure and then don't touch the damn cables! ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by JJ Harris
      • Lightweight Autoguiding Capable Goto Mount
    Review Image by Erik Erik
    Review Image by Erik Erik
    Review Image by Erik Erik
    I had pretty low expectations of it considering the price, but I was pleasantly surprised at its performance. It carried my Redcat51, 533mc pro, sv165 guidescope and 122mm guidecam like a champ, getting around 1.5 arcseconds variation in the ASIAIR's PHD reading. I think with a slightly lighter OTA or camera, or maybe an additional weight to balance the assembly better on the RA axis it would perform much better. Also polar alignment would be easier with the optional azimuth plate. But all in all, I'd consider this mount an absolute steal. It's significantly quieter than my other mount and is very easy to connect to a PC or ASIAIR to control it. I haven't used the included app so I can't comment on that. It's so nice to have a quiet, light mount that can autoguide and be run by my usual software. Here's my proof, a 2 hour image of the Crescent Nebula in HOO narrowband taken from a Bortle 7 location. OTA: Redcat 51 gen 1 Camera: 533mc Pro Control: ASIAIR Pro Accessories: Sv165, ASI 122mm, SV220 filter ... show more
    Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024 by Erik Erik

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