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Visit Sky-Watcher CQ350 Pro is a new-generation equatorial mount designed to meet the needs of advanced astrophotographers and semi-professional installations. It fits between the EQ6-R Pro and EQ8-R Pro mounts, and is distinguished by a 35 kg (77 lbs) load capacity, A rugged, silent and precise design, and connectors designed for advanced imaging.
In this complete version, the CQ350 is supplied with a reinforced steel field tripod, capable of supporting the heaviest configurations with remarkable stability, yet compact enough to be used in the field.
| Frame | |
|---|---|
| Type | Equatorial GoTo |
| Payload | 35 kg (77 lbs) |
| Motors | Step-by-step hybrids 0.9 |
| Training | Toothed belt, without gearbox |
| RA gear | 155 mm - spring-loaded worm |
| Clutch RA/DEC | Yes - locking |
| Tracking modes | Sidereal, solar, lunar |
| Adjustable latitude | 10° à 70° |
| Dovetail clamping | D/V compatible Vixen and Losmandy |
| Head weight | 15 kg |
| Head dimensions | 434 x 176 x 323 mm |
| Reinforced tripod | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 15.6 kg |
| Height (retracted / extended) | 77.5 cm / 108 cm |
| Wheelbase (retracted/extended) | 99 cm / 142 cm |
| Leg diameter | 70 mm (steel) |
| Compatibility | Mounting type EQ8-R |
| Connectors and electronics | |
|---|---|
| GoTo | Yes - SynScan V5 included |
| Database | 42,000+ items |
| USB ports | 4x USB-A |
| Power supply ports | 3x 2.1 mm DC 6-24V |
| SNAP ports | Yes (2.1 mm) |
| Self-steering port | Yes (RJ-12) |
| AUX ports | RJ-10, RJ-12, RJ-45 |
| PC connector | USB-B + serial port |
| Integrated GPS | No |
| Integrated Wi-Fi | No |
| Power supply | DC 11V-16V (5A minimum) |
Visit Sky-Watcher CQ350 Pro with reinforced field tripod offers the robustness of an observatory mount while remaining transportable. Its load-bearing capacity, precision motors and comprehensive connectivity make it ideal for the most demanding astrophotographic projects. A sure bet for experienced users or amateur observatories looking for reliability.
