Pi Zero Gives Amateur Astronomer Affordable Control Of Telescope Hackaday Like many other hobbies, astronomy can be pursued on many levels, with equipment costs ranging from the affordable to the – well, astronomical. Thankfully …
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Hands-Free Telescope Focus System Geeky Gadgets Using a £5 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC together with a stepper motor allows for a more accurate focusing system without the need to touch the telescope in any way. Jason explains a little more behind the inspiration behind the Raspberry Pi powered ..
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Hands-Free Telescope Focus System Geeky Gadgets Using a £5 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC together with a stepper motor allows for a more accurate focusing system without the need to touch the telescope in any way. Jason explains a little more behind the inspiration behind the Raspberry Pi powered ..
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Geeky Gadgets Capture Todays Super Moon Using A Raspberry Pi Telescope Camera Geeky Gadgets TJ “Lifetime tinkerer” Emsley has now built an upgraded Raspberry Pi telescope camera building on his previous incarnation which used a Nokia Lumia, and now incorporates a Raspberry Pi camera module, which he has fitted to his Tesco 45X refractor …
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Telescope Lifehacker Australia Once you get all the parts 3D printed somewhere and find a PVC pipe, you just need to assemble everything, line up the mirrors, then install the Raspberry Pi and camera. By the end, you'll have a telescope that can easily take photos and upload them …
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Lifehacker Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Telescope Lifehacker Once you get all the parts 3D printed somewhere and find a PVC pipe, you just need to assemble everything, line up the mirrors, then install the Raspberry Pi and camera. By the end, you'll have a telescope that can easily take photos and upload them … and more »
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Lifehacker Build Your Own Raspberry Pi-Powered Telescope – Lifehacker Lifehacker Telescopes are great, and while you can snag a decent one for relatively cheap, making your own is always more fun. If you don't mind putting in a bit of effort, … and more »
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Geeky Gadgets PiScope Raspberry Pi Optical Tracking Telescope Created Geeky Gadgets PiScope is an open source project to do basic astrophotography using a RaspberryPi , Arduino, 3d-printed parts, and a telescope. When it is done we hope to have autotracking via OpenCV working and at the moment can use a keyboard to jog the telescope …
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Geeky Gadgets 3D Printed Portable PiKon Raspberry Pi Telescope Display Geeky Gadgets Astronomers and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that have been using the PiKon 3D printed telescope which is based on a Newton's reflecting telescope design and is powered by a Raspberry Pi mini PC and Pi Camera module. Maybe interested in a new display …
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