Will this device serve as an auto guider and imager on the same scope, say a C-6 or C-8?
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No, Its not a dual chip. But if your asking if you can use it as an autoguider only and then use it as a camera pair with an autoguider Then yes. It works both ways, just not as a camera/autoguider. I use it sometimes as an autoguider pair with my QHY10C. It works ok with PHD2. I now use ZWO 120mc for autoguiding along with Orion SSAG sometimes. I've used the G3 on both 80mm and 50mm guide scopes. I use it sometimes as a camera with my meade 3.3 reducer on the celestron 8" sct.
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No, it's an auto guider or a camera. It can't send a signal to more than one destination at a time.
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I *believe*, that any device can only act as an autoguider OR a camera. I could be wrong but I've searched for this answer a couple times.
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Not positive but it is great with my in6 If I ran a 8 cyl I would run a aliuminum 4 pass to be safe
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The range finder is laser so that part should work just fine. This is not a night scope so do not expect to be able to see any more than you could through a set of binoculars.
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Yes... the right eyepiece turns to individually focus for that eye. It's only marked + and -, but seems to do the job.
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It depends on the sight but they will work with both. I have an EOTech holo sight with these sights and you can use both at the same time or just one or the other without them interfering.
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Yes, enough magnification to perfrom an autoscope examI am a physician so I can use, plus recommend to patientsI wish though it would accept easier the tips from Welch Allyn
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Yes. You will need at least one pair of eyepieces of the same type to use the binos.
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No auto focus and metering may not work in the auto mode if you are connecting the camera body directly to the scope without any lens on the camera. It is best to focus in a manual mode for any camera attached to any scope directly. I have a Celestron CPC Deluxe HD 1100 and a Nikon D800 that I mount directly to the scope using a T-Ring and T-ring Adapter and the camera will not auto focus on images.
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Ryan, I think this scope should work well for you for that application. I think you will want a sine/square wave signal generator of some sort as well, so you can get a periodic signal you can see clearly on the scope.
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No. There are two eyepieces (it's a binocular scope). Neither has a pointer.
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I would think yes. Only problem would be the distance between the sensors and the readout. Mine work on all 8 (tag axle) with the read out in the very front in front of the driver. I think they may sell a booster (repeater).
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It all depends on how you mount the scope. Co-witnessing will work but at higher mangnifications the front sight post will be blurred like any magnified scope.
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It will meter but will not auto-focus so it can be used but with manual focus only. It mounts well and the camera will recognise it.
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I have one, and I have it set up on my ASUSTeK Computer INC. P8P67 DELUXE computer, with my OS Windows 7 at 64bit ops. I have it connected constantly. It's a great little scope and does fantastic photos, well worth the money.
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Yes, the imager will work with the Amscope M220B. Just put the imager in the end of the tube where an ocular lens goes. The 4421 fifteen power imager is half way between the 10x and 20x ocular lenses that come with the Amscope. I imagine the provided software will work with xp, but any video cam software that works with XP should work with the 44421 because it works like any webcam. For for example, Windows Movie Maker should work. Any video cam software that came with your computer should work.
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i use a celestar c-8 on mine with a nexstar 8x50 and piggybacked cameras with one camera in the eypieceof the finder and one in the scope /up to 30 lbs
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No, the eyepieces woul.d not allow use with both eye's by 4 different people I asked to try it.....even using one eyepiece it would not focus for a decent picture.......resounding didn't work for me rating.....