Strain Wave AZ/EQ Mount HAE29 iPolar

Introducing the new members of iOptron strain wave gear mount family - AZ/EQ dual mount HAE29 and HAE29EC! These light weight, high payload little titans will deliver an astronomy experience like never before. Imagine a mount head weighing in at less that 8 lbs with a payload capability 29.7lbs, without needing a cumbersome counterweight or shaft. Applying iOptron’s multi-decade experience creating precision mounts, the HAE29 brings this vision to reality.

Utilizing state of the art strain wave gear technology for the both RA and DEC movement, the HAE29s deliver unparalleled weight to payload efficiency. Its black anodized all metal CNC machined body is not only appealing to the eye, it’s a rugged platform that will perform at the highest level for many years to come. Unique features such as an electronic friction break and power down memory allow the mount safely stop and resume a GoTo slew or continue tracking even after an abrupt power loss (No need to realign and start from the beginning).

A HAE29 mount can be controlled by a computer, either via ASCOM/Commander for a Windows PC or a third party INDI driver for a MacOS software; a SmartPhone/Tablet via iOptron Commander Lite or an App like SkySafari; or a Raspberry Pi device via INDI driver.

Features

• Advanced strain wave gear system technology
• Payload capacity of 13.5 kg (29.7 lbs) with the mount weight of 3.6 kg (7.93 lbs, include dovetail saddle)
  CNC machined
• Unique friction brake to safely stop movement during a planned or unplanned power interruption
  360 second gear period
• Go2Nova® hand controller with ~212,000 object database
• Customer cable management system ready
  
• Dual saddle (Vixen and Losmandy-D styles)
  
• Built in zero position search and locator
• iPolar electronic polar scope for easy and accurate polar alignment
• Power down position and location memory
• Integrated ST-4 autoguiding port
• Built-in Wi-Fi (via hand controller)
• USB port for firmware upgrade and computer control
• Carrying case

* 200mm, with payload center of gravity to the RA rotation axis. Or an OTA size of ~220mm.