Brand: Sky-Watcher

Sky-Watcher AZ5 Mount with Steel Tripod (S20110)

S20110

Brand: Sky-Watcher

Sky-Watcher AZ5 Mount with Steel Tripod (S20110)

S20110

  • 15-pound payload capacity
  • Vixen-style saddle
  • Geared, slow motion control for precise manual tracking
  • Rigid, all-metal construction tripod
  • Included pier extension
  • Adjustable tension clutches
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Product Description

A rock-solid platform for the ultimate visual experience.

The Sky-Watcher AZ5 is a lightweight, easy-to-use, grab-and-go telescope mount for visual astronomy and daytime terrestrial observations.

Constructed from cast aluminum and designed to attach a wide variety of OTAs and other optical equipment up to 15-pounds (6.8kg) in weight, via a regular 45mm, Vixen-style dovetail bar.

Adjustable 1.75-inch rolled steel tripod legs provide a sturdy platform for a smooth and enjoyable viewing experience.

What's in the Box

  • AZ5 Manual Alt-AZ mount head
  • 1.75-inch adjustable rolled steel tripod legs
  • Accessory tray
  • Adjustable altitude fork arm
  • Pier extension

Specifications

Mount Type Alt-AZ
Payload Capacity (lbs) 15
Mount Head Weight (lbs) 5
Tripod Weight (lbs) 12.3
Fully Assembled Weight (w/ weights) 17.3
Tripod Leg Diameter 1.75"
Mounting Saddle Type V
Clutch Slip
Polar Scope No

Customer Reviews

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A good alt-az option with the steel tripod

The version of this mount with the steel tripod provides a sturdy base for my 6” f/4 Orion Newtonian, which is a fairly chunky load. Not exactly “buttery smooth” but it gets the job done. Only 4 stars cuz the first sample received was defective as the azimuth would not respond to fine tuning. From Cloudy Nights & Stargazers Lounge it seems this defect is not uncommon. All-Star support was terrific in sending me a replacement.

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