The PrimaLuceLab curved blocks can easily be installed on C11 or EdgeHD 1100 telescopes from Celestron by removing the screws on the telescope and fix the curved blocks and secure with the screws again. On the curved blocks, the 495mm PLUS Losmandy Dovetail Bar can be connected with the 2 M6 screws (included) for each curved block.

Compatible with most focusers, the PrimaluceLab Sesto Senso robotic focusing motor offers vibration free focus control and connects seamlessly via USB to the PrimaluceLab EAGLE or a Windows 10 computer.  Remotely control your focus with excellent precision and ease.   The Sesto Senso is supplied with ASCOM drivers and has the ability to adjust by just 0.7 microns.  Please see the full description for compatible focusers. 

Turn your PrimaluceLab Sesto Senso focus motor into a temperature compensating focus control with this temperature sensor.

Like all the elements of the PLUS system, this plate is made with high precision mechanics (built with CNC machines from aluminum block) and specially designed to enable you to easily install other mechanical components such as support rings, guide rings or dovetail clamps.

In order to power the Eagle (which in turn can power all other connected devices) you can use a battery or an A/C power supply. If you already have a battery of sufficient capacity, you can connect to Eagle with this 12V power cord. On the one side it has the Eagle screw connector, on the other one it has an Anderson connector with 16A fuse to avoid  polarity inversion.

The ECCO by PrimaluceLab allows for automated control of dew heaters, when paired with an EAGLE. The ECCO or Environmental Computeried Controller will continuously monitor the surrounding air temperature and humidity and will calculate the dew point to further adjust for lens temperature as well. Dew heaters will then be automatically controlled to keep your telescope perfectly dew free. The ECCO connects to the EAGLE via USB.

12V 10 amp AC power adapter for PrimaLuceLab EAGLE units designed for cooled cameras and higher power consumption systems. Screw on connection ensures your EAGLE stays plugged in.

Goal of the Gain Calibration procedure is to calibrate the noise generator by performing several Total Power measurements (using BBC filters previously defined by the user) on a set of radio sources with radio flow known from the literature. Having selected the radio sources on which to calibrate, the procedure automatically plans the slewing, at different elevations, always considering the theoretical flux in Jy. Therefore, for each radio source, these Total Power measurements will be performed: