Paramount Apollo™ 600/800 — Altazimuth Powerhouses
Outside of capturing transient events, you probably won’t need a mount that can slew at high speeds for astronomy. Of course, other applications exist where your mount’s speed can be critically important — those include imaging artificial satellites, space debris, and communicating with assets in space using lasers.
What makes Apollo so extraordinary is its control software. After all, your instruments need to move into exactly the right position to acquire and then track your targets.
Apollo’s control-software incorporates ProTPoint™ and TCSpk™ to produce extremely accurate pointing and tracking. Indeed, many of the world’s largest optical, infrared, and radio observatories rely on our software. Nothing else comes close.
Apollo is also equipped with TheSky™ Space edition, application software that controls your telescope, imaging devices, and dome. Advanced satellite software is also included — all nicely integrated and sporting a consistent look and feel. Its included license allows you to install the software on up to six separate computers.
You can also select among macOS, Windows, and the exceptionally stable Linux. Why paint yourself into a corner?
To help assure excellent mechanical performance, Apollo’s are manufactured using high-grade metals that are precision-machined to our uncommonly high tolerances.
Whether you need Paramount Apollos to capture transient astronomical events, for ground based electro-optical deep space surveillance (GEODSS-like) systems, or for laser communications (lasercom), you might not need to look beyond Apollo for a solution.
To learn more about the supremely capable Paramount Apollo, please review the Specifications tab below.
$59,500.00 – $79,500.00
