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CGEM Series Computerized Telescopes
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CGEM - 800
sku: 11097 price: $2,099.00 USD
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CGEM - 925
sku: 11098 price: $2,699.00 USD
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CGEM - 1100
sku: 11099 price: $2,999.00 USD
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CGEM Computerized Mount
sku: 91526 price: $1,399.00 USD
Overview
The CGEM™ mount has a fresh, attractive, bold appearance and is capable of carrying Celestron’s higher-end SCT optical tubes (up to 11") securely and vibration free which is ideal for both imaging and visual observing.
Ergonomic Design - CGEM was designed to be ergonomically friendly with large Altitude and Azimuth adjustment knobs for quick and easy polar alignment adjustment. The internal RA and DEC motor wiring provides a clean look and an easy and trouble free set up.
Innovation - The CGEM series has a new innovative Polar alignment procedure called All-Star™ (patent pending). All-Star allows users to choose any bright star, while the software calculates and assists with polar alignment. Another great feature of the CGEM, sure to please astroimagers, is the Permanent Periodic Error Correction (PEC) which will allow users to train out the worm gears periodic errors, while the mount retains the PEC recordings.
Performance - For objects near the Meridian (imaginary line passing from North to South), the CGEM will track well past the Meridian for uninterrupted imaging through the most ideal part of the sky. The CGEM mount has a robust database with over 40,000 objects, 400 user defined programmable objects and enhanced information on over 200 objects.
Celestron's CGEM mount is the perfect fit between the Advanced Series and CGE Series. Offering the portability of the Advanced Series and the precision of the CGE.
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Closest Mars for 60,000 years
I was going through all my photo files and I came upon this image I took on Aug, 27 2003, I satayed up that night taking photo after photo. Some good but most not so good. This one I loved
because of what the clouds were doing, that is being by the ocean for yah
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by phillymanjaro
M45_moon _venus
I was checking out the settings on the camera and to my surprise M45 was in there, pretty cool in my world
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by phillymanjaro
Close up shot
Sony Camera stuck in the ST-80 for the shot
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by phillymanjaro
Full shot with me
ADM gear for the Orion ST-80, the sony is in the tube for the shot, I am looking forward to getting the new camera, auto guider and a new laptop to run Starry Nights
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by phillymanjaro
NGC6946
Took the 5mn exposures to clear the light pollution "dome" then switched to 6mn. My first photo run w/the new CGEM, the star shape is so-so (5mn was good, at 6mn there was a bit of movement). As
they say all in good time.
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by ladb
Messier 11 the Wild Duck Cluster
The Wild Duck Cluster (also known as Messier 11, or NGC 6705) is an open cluster in the constellation Scutum. It was discovered by Gottfried Kirch in 1681. Charles Messier included it in his
catalogue in 1764.
The Wild Duck Cluster is one of the richest and most compact of the known open clusters, containing about 2900 stars. Its age has been estimated to about 220 million years. Its name derives from the brighter stars forming a triangle which could represent a flying flock of ducks.
-Desc Wiki
The Wild Duck Cluster is one of the richest and most compact of the known open clusters, containing about 2900 stars. Its age has been estimated to about 220 million years. Its name derives from the brighter stars forming a triangle which could represent a flying flock of ducks.
-Desc Wiki
captured using CGEM - 800
submitted by John_Buonomo
Mars. First Attemp. Toronto Skies
First attempt on Mars. Seeing conditions were apparently good. It turns to be hazy in Toronto light polluted skies
captured using CGEM - 925
submitted by Manny GB
lightning
this was great show of power i never seen anything like this storm it was awesome had to hop in the truck and go down the road to try and get a shot i missed the best ones but i tried like hell
captured using CGEM - 1100
submitted by spike77
NGC 7000 (H-alpha)
I decided to try and increase my imaging time by shooting in H-alpha light. Between the weather and the moon I was only getting out a few times a month, so I took the moon out of the equation.
This is only one sub (no dks, flts, etc. thus the noise) taken out to practice processing. A proper stack will come later.
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by ladb
NGC 6820
First shot w/the modded camera and it took awhile to figure out the best way to process. I'm sure this is not the best way, but I'm at least headed in the right direction. Suggestions/critique
welcomed. Marc
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by ladb
Jupiter with Europa and Ganymede
Good conditions (for my location) made for a nice sharp image on this morning.
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by Ted Judah
NGC 6820
For my first time w/the mod'd camera it would have been easier to shoot a neb. in the middle of no where compared to a dense star field. At about75* it was difficult to tell where the noise
stopped and the nebulosity started. PS the AT80 and the CGEM; match made in heaven.
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by ladb
CGEM 1
CGEM
BW Apo Triplett 100-600
Celestron ED 80-600
Atik 16 HR mit Atik Filterrad
SBIG ST-7
BW Apo Triplett 100-600
Celestron ED 80-600
Atik 16 HR mit Atik Filterrad
SBIG ST-7
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by astro_holzwurm
CGEM
CGEM
BW Apo Triplett 100-600
Celestron ED 80-600
Atik 16 HR mit Atik Filterrad
SBIG ST-7
BW Apo Triplett 100-600
Celestron ED 80-600
Atik 16 HR mit Atik Filterrad
SBIG ST-7
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by astro_holzwurm
m31c-small.jpg
M31 do-overs. 20x30s exposures
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by rumordude
NGC 6820
Take two, a lighter hand at processing.
captured using CGEM Computerized Mount
submitted by ladb
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