Computerised Telescopes
Computerised Telescopes for Astronomy
Computerised telescopes, also known as computer-controlled telescopes or GoTo telescopes, are advanced astronomical instruments that integrate technology to automate the process of locating celestial objects. These telescopes are equipped with motorized mounts and sophisticated computer systems that allow users to select a target from a database and have the telescope automatically move and track the object's motion across the sky.
Computerised telescopes offer several advantages for both amateur and professional astronomers. They simplify the observing process by eliminating the need for manual star charts and extensive knowledge of the night sky. With their precise tracking capabilities, they enable users to capture detailed images of celestial objects, perform astrophotography, and engage in scientific research.
At The Widescreen Centre, we offer a wide selection of computerised telescopes from top brands, including Celestron, Sky-Watcher, and more. Our range caters to astronomers of all levels, from beginners to experienced stargazers. Explore the fascinating world of astronomy with the convenience and accuracy of computerised telescopes.
The exciting new Maksutov-Newtonian from Sky-Watcher is just what astrophotographers and serious visual observers have been looking for.
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The CPC Deluxe 800 HD combines Celestron's newly designed fork mount with its new EdgeHD optical system and is the most portable of Celestron's top-of-the-line fork-mounted astronomical telescopes
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CPC Deluxe 925 HD is specifically designed for astro imaging and optimized to reduce aberration across a wide field of view.
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The largest aperture of the CPC Deluxe HD series, the CPC Deluxe 1100 HD telescope has the most light-gathering power; almost 90% more than the 8" model and over 40% more than the 9.25".
The new definition of "Light bucket".
