I need to find a mount for this telescope but I'm having a bit of troublethe site where i can buy the telescope says.Telescope Tube Attachment Hardware:quot;The Sky-Watcher APO optical tubes come with attachment hardware that allows them to be securely fastened to the SW EQ5P mountThe quick-release tube rings provided with SW ED-APO models 80ED, 100ED and 120ED are cast-aluminum, painted white.quot;Is the SW EQ5P mount the only mount it connects to? or can i get a cheaper mount that will still do the job?
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First of all, the good news: the SkyWatcher ED refractors come with the tube rings mounted to a Vixen-compatible dovetail, which will fit many mounts on the marketNow the bad news: You are making a serious mistake by wanting to place a first-class telescope like this on a third-rate mountIt is a general rule of thumb that you should spend at least as much money on the mount as on the telescopeI've had a few telescopes on undersized mounts, and this is a mistake I never want to repeatIf anything, you should be looking at a mount rated to carry TWICE the weight of the telescope, not trying to shave it down by 5 poundsIf you really want to make this mistake, you can fit the scope to any of the Orion mounts, either directly using the dovetail, or by unbolting it and bolting the rings directly to the mountThat said, the only one I'd recommend is the VersaGo III have the original VersaGo, whose main limitation is its flimsy tripod; this is replaced by a sturdier tripod with the VersaGo II.
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First of all, the good news: the SkyWatcher ED refractors come with the tube rings mounted to a Vixen-compatible dovetail, which will fit many mounts on the marketNow the bad news: You are making a serious mistake by wanting to place a first-class telescope like this on a third-rate mountIt is a general rule of thumb that you should spend at least as much money on the mount as on the telescopeI've had a few telescopes on undersized mounts, and this is a mistake I never want to repeatIf anything, you should be looking at a mount rated to carry TWICE the weight of the telescope, not trying to shave it down by 5 poundsIf you really want to make this mistake, you can fit the scope to any of the Orion mounts, either directly using the dovetail, or by unbolting it and bolting the rings directly to the mountThat said, the only one I'd recommend is the VersaGo III have the original VersaGo, whose main limitation is its flimsy tripod; this is replaced by a sturdier tripod with the VersaGo II.
