Will the skyq link work in conjunction with the StarSense accessory?
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i don't know. i returned mine because the skyQ app was worthless. i hated it. bought sky safari and their wifi instead. love it. good luck
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I believe that it does from the articles I have read on Celestron's website. You will still have to do the alignment process first I am certain. However I would suggest that you verify whether or not the Sky'Q software allows you to do the scope alignment process before you buy. I don't currently own any Apple products so I have yet to test it's capabilities.
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I've just bought StarSense, I have Skyq already. Both appear to work independently of each other - and don't crash etc (on CPC-800 & iPad1) But Skyq doesn't seem to recognise StarSense alignments - and wants to do its own before continuing. I've asked Celestron, but they are not forthcoming.
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Skyscout is supposed to identify objects in the sky. Mine was pretty useless, working only on rare occasions. I gave up on mine long ago.
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Skylink makes a unit that has two remotes. It comes in two different frequencies. I ordered the single remote unit.
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Yes, I can confirm R. Lopez' answer: according to their website, this binaural headset is compatible with Sky smartpens.
2020739
I believe Vivint sky is another gateway/hub/controller like the Vera3. Another word, if you have Vivint sky unit, you don't need to integrate them bc they're independent systems.
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This works with the Livescribe Sky Smartpen flawlessly. It does not have the wifi controls (most notebooks doesn't), but you can always print one and put it inside your notebook. I don't use it too much anyway.
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Some packages do include a keychain remote. I had to order an extra one for another member of the family. It is possible to use Skylink without a remote, you have 30 seconds after opening the door to punch in your code to deactivate the system. Hope this answers your question.
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This is an add on item to the my existing Uniden System. I don't know if it would work by itself.
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Almost certainly, yes. Sirius has used the same docking system for all its models for some time, including the old Stratus I own and all previous Starmate radios. One caveat: later model Sirius sets (like Starmate) cannot transmit their FM signal all around the house the way the older models could do. But, the home kit provides dedicated audio cables to link up with a nearby stereo. If that's what you want to do, then the home kit is all you need.
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I can't answer your whole question but I can tell you what I know about a some of the Celestron products you mentioned. The sky sync GPS does not align it just enters time and location so you don't have to, the Skysync can also be used together with other accessories like Starsense for example. The Star Sense Autobalign will read the stars automatically so you don't have to do an alignment manually. The SkyQ Link will enter your time and location via your mobile device and then you can use your mobile device (iPad) to control you telescope, however you will have to align your scope first and the current model does not work with the Starsense accessory. I can't answer your whole question but I can tell you what I know about a some of the Celestron products you mentioned. The sky sync GPS does not align it just enters time and location so you don't have to, the Skysync can also be used together with other accessories like Starsense for example. The Star Sense Autobalign will read the stars automatically so you don't have to do an alignment manually. The SkyQ Link will enter your time and location via your mobile device and then you can use your mobile device (iPad) to control you telescope, however you will have to align your scope first... » Read More I can't answer your whole question but I can tell you what I know about a some of the Celestron products you mentioned. The sky sync GPS does not align it just enters time and location so you don't have to, the Skysync can also be used together with other accessories like Starsense for example. The Star Sense Autobalign will read the stars automatically so you don't have to do an alignment manually. The SkyQ Link will enter your time and location via your mobile device and then you can use your mobile device (iPad) to control you telescope, however you will have to align your scope first and the current model does not work with the Starsense accessory. « Show Less
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It sure will, the 'bnf' stands for 'bind 'n fly' so as long as you have a Spektrum tx, you set your transmitter to an unused channel, put it in bind mode, and bind the plane. Then adjust your throws and you're all set.
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IT WORKS! Thanks so much to L. Rabbit, Ben, and Victor for getting me on track. The D-Link Skype adapter is working using USRobotics drivers! Who would have thunk it? Your help is much appreciated. Fran
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Yes it does, and very well. Just make sure you download the latest firmware & software from Ubiquiti's website (the absolute latest being obtainable from the Ubiquiti Airvision forum itself).The new software is very stable, enables all the features, and consumes way less system resources.
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it work perfectly with my I phone 5s, with Sky Pro -"Dual GPS" & Status Tool - "Dual GPS". Did you download the the app on iTunes ?
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Will not work if connected to the on star system. Will work if connected as if you do not have on star.
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The FQSVF will work with the FQSVFR system as well the GXRLQ will only work with the GXRLQR systems. Do you know what system you have?
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Another option would be to consider the Skylink TC-318-7 7 Button Skylinkpad Remote Control (or one of the similar products with a different number of buttons), which comes with a mounting bracket.