What is the equatorial movement telescope?

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equatorial mounting telescope is equipped with an hourly unit that maintains the Earth equator known as its true rise, in synchronized movement with the perpendicular axis of the sky known as its decline. The hourly drive keeps the holder in synchronization with any fixed objects in the sky. To shoot with the camera mounted, this movement will solve the rotary blur in the photo, so the pictures are clean and sharp. Object viewing can be quickly arranged using a circle of settings that allows the viewer to enter heavenly coordinates to find and block them into objects. The computer can also be used to find and monitor objects; Adjustments can be made manually or the computer can be set to automatically modify the object.

One of the most common mushrooms for binoculars with a large diameter mirror is an open fork. This telescope on the equator has a fork on the base of the right axis of the rise, with two swivel bodys at the opposite end of the fork will change the declination.Open forks are generally cheaper than other types of equatorial mounting binoculars and are relatively easy to set.

German equator holder is shaped like T, with a telescope at one end of the upper bar, which is axis of declination and counterweight at the other end; The rise axis is the bottom bar. It runs parallel to the rotation of the Earth, these brackets are initially more complicated and require the know-how to fit the camera properly to create a good space photo. After configuring, however, they can set the circles quickly to display the desired objects and once the object is found, it is easy to focus. After focusing the image, the engine will maintain a stable image as long as it is required. These engines can usually be powered by a ciga of any vehicle lighter using a power converter or using the batteries installed.

yoke or English assembly dalEco -views are mounted in a tuning -shaped frame. The rights for the right axis of the rise are at the top and bottom and between them is mounted a telescope. This equatorial movement telescope allows swinging on the axis of declination, but does not have anti -German equatorial holders. This yoke design is disadvantageous; The telescope cannot be pointed out near the southern or northern celestial poles. The open shape of Horseshoe similar to the Horseshoe Mount telescope avoids this limitation.

The telescope can also be mounted on the equatorial platform, which are specially designed platforms that allow the device to monitor the equatorial axis. The platform rotates on the virtual polar axis and can turn a small camera on a tripod, telescope or the entire observator building. Most of these platforms can only be monitored by Aznov only one hour before their range of movement. However, turning back to the east allows to reset the clock drive mechanism again to display another hour.