Sky-Watcher is a world-class manufacturer of telescopes, mounts, and astronomical equipment, delivering high-quality optics for amateur astronomers and astrophotography enthusiasts.
Established in 1999 by Synta Technology Corporation, Sky-Watcher has become a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-quality astronomical instruments. The brand offers a comprehensive range of products including Dobsonians, refractors, Maksutov-Cassegrains, and advanced computerized equatorial mounts.
Sky-Watcher is renowned for making astronomy accessible to everyone, from beginners observing the moon for the first time to seasoned astrophotographers capturing deep-sky nebulae. With a focus on innovation and precision, Sky-Watcher continues to develop continuously evolving technology, such as the Star Adventurer tracking platforms and Wi-Fi enabled SynScan mounts, putting users at the center of the universe.
Lêste hantliedingen fan manuals+ gearstald foar dit merk.
Faak stelde fragen oer hantliedingen, registraasje en stipe foar dit merk.
Alignment is best performed during the day on a distant, stationary object (like a telephone pole) at least 500 meters away. Center the object in the main telescope eyepiece first, then adjust the alignment screws on the finder scope bracket until the crosshairs are centered on the same object.
In North America, Sky-Watcher products typically carry a two-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Specific warranty terms may vary by region and product line.
Many modern Sky-Watcher mounts support the SynScan Wi-Fi adapter or have built-in Wi-Fi, allowing control via the free SynScan app or Pro app on smartphones and tablets. They can also be controlled via PC connections using ASCOM drivers.
Firmware updates for SynScan hand controllers and motor controllers can be found on the official Sky-Watcher website under the Support or Download section.
Never look directly at the sun with a telescope unless you have a professionally manufactured solar filter securely mounted over the front objective lens. Permanent eye damage will result from improper viewing. Do not use eyepiece-mounted solar filters.