Orion IntelliScope Computerized Object Locator Product Description:
- Plug in to any SkyQuest XTi IntelliScope for computerized push-to pointing access to celestial objects
- Computerized database easily locates over 14,000 galaxies, nebulas, star clusters, and more with pushbutton ease
- Two-line, backlit LCD screen provides easy arrow-based directions to train your IntelliScope telescope right on the selected celestial object for magnified study
- IntelliScope controller features an illuminated keypad with adjustable brightness for easy use in dark conditions
- User-friendly IntelliScope controller menu buttons for object types, Tour, ID mode, and more!
Product Description
Give your IntelliScope Dob a brain! Simply plug the Computerized Object Locator into the base of any SkyQuest XT IntelliScope and you're all set to locate and view any of 14,000 celestial objects. You just select an object from the user-friendly menu buttons, then move the telescope in the direction of the guide arrows on the LCD screen. In seconds, the IntelliScope's two high-resolution digital encoders pinpoint the object, placing it right in the telescope's field of view. The internal database includes 837 stars (including double and variable stars), 7,840 NGC objects, 5,386 IC objects, 101 Messier objects, 8 planets, and 99 user-entered objects. It also features 12 monthly tours of the coolest objects. Whether you are an entry-level or expert astronomer, the Object Locator makes observing the night sky with your IntelliScope Dob incredibly easy and fun.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Oustanding addition to my Orion 10" Dob
By Herr Kottkamp
In short, if you have an Orion SkyQuest scope, you need this device. It is easy to use, very accurate and immeasurably helpful in locating Messier and deep sky objects that you might not ever find. It is particularly useful in suburban skies like mine, which suffer from moderate light pollution. It allows you to get a quick fix on targets when secondary stars can be difficult to pinpoint as a frame of reference. Well worth the investment.
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