[16.39 lb] Fantastic Mount!!!!

[16.39 lb] Well made mount. Smooth operation and it is fully adjustable for any small to medium telescope. I mounted a Sky watcher ED80 Pro for visual on the go use. I love it.

[16.39 lb] Bought this mount to hold a 127mm Maksutov scope to be used for celestial & terrestrial use. A very solid mount with enough options for good configuration to match this scope. Vibration is minimal & the slo-mo controls are smooth. All in all in resulted in a very nice setup for quick grab & go.

[16.39 lb] A high quality, medium duty alt-azi mount for casual viewing. Most impressed with the flexibility of configuration, and the excellent engineering. I use it with an Explore Scientific Ar-102, but should work well with almost any mid sized scope.

[16.39 lb] I am impressed with the overall quality of the tripod and mount, especially for the price. I am using this mount to support a 6 Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope that weighs about 11 1/2 pound plus the additional weight of a finder, diagonal, and eyepiece. It seems quite adequate for the combined weights of these items. I like all the adjustments available for changing the position of the mount relative to its tripod. The slow motion controls are smooth are great for tracking astronomical objects being viewed. The tripod legs are sturdy.

[16.39 lb] This is a very nice sturdy scope, especially for the cost. Well worth owing one. I would highly recommend

[16.39 lb] This mount is not a toy , It is well constructed and put together. There is no wobble or slack in this mount at all. This mount it is made of heavy metal that makes it rock solid.. . The tripod is very sturdy as well. The gearing is very smooth and allows precise movements of ra and dec . The only thing that feels kinda cheap on this mount are the extension cables and plastic knobs that turn the ra and dec gears , but this is no way near a deal breaker. This mount is a nice piece of equipment that i would highly recommend .

[16.39 lb] A bit unorthodox as alt-AZ mounts go, but after an afternoon of using this mount with a Celestron 127 Mak OTA with an erecting prism for daytime stuff I'm selling that Celestron alt-az I bought for $82. I've noticed complaints about getting views near the zenith but you won't get it with a cheaper alt-AZ. If changing the location of a couple of Allen screws is a problem this mount may not be for you. But for me it is the best alt-AZ I've every used and it's quirks are easily mastered. Land or sky this is a great mount.

[16.39 lb] I loaded up an Orion 150mm Mak with a 2 inch visual back and diagonal on this mount. Adding up the weight of the OTA and accessories (8x50 right angle finder) brings this to approx 14 pounds; no problem. I even raised each leg 6 inches and there is no wobble at all.

The scope is balanced and stays where aimed without locking the alt-az (though I do when using slo-mo controls). Make sure to offset the mount head so the azimuth control and scope don't meet when using the mount head set at 45 degrees. Just remove the four screws, offset, screw them back in.

Light weight, solid mount at a great price. Can't be beat. I may buy one for my 127mm mak for a grab and go.