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It consists of mount head, tripod (resonably solid) and a controller.
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It is light and highly portable. Can be operated using 8 AA size batteries.
Setup is straight forward.
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Two things to note -
1. Like the iOptron iEQ45, the counter weight will hit the tripod leg. I fabricated a smaller signature counter weight to overcome this problem.
2. It does not have autoguiding capability and you would need to do a good polar alignment to have good tracking. It works ok for my Borg 76mm scope for solar imaging. Will be trying it for wide filed imaging using the SV70 ED with Canon 450D.