Things that you Bump in the Night

This is a list of equipment that I currently use or have used in the past. I'll try to keep it up to date. Some of these are reviews from when I first got the equipment and some are simply information about each piece. Let me know what you would do differently, what you would keep or sell, and if you want to trade some gear, feel free to reach out! If you want to know where I shop, it's primarily Astronomics, High Point Scientific, and of course, Amazon! More information is available at my support page.

The best thing I ever purchased to help do more astrophotography!

The ASI224MC is a discontinued color planetary camera that is still highly sought after both for its intended purpose an as an "All Sky Camera." Let's take a closer look!

ZWO ASI224MC

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The ASI662MC color planetary camera is optimized to produce beautiful images of the Moon, Sun, and planets.

ZWO ASI662MC

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Easily the best Hydrogen-alpha dedicated solar scope I've seen and for the price, you get some amazing add-ons and a great overall scope!

A software driver that redirects a Windows virtual serial port via a TCP/IP network to another hardware interface specified by IP address.

Much faster than network, much easier than an SSD

The Eero 6+ is everything I need to put wifi where wifi doesn't want to go. There's one small learning curve, but it's easy to surmount.

For when you absolutely, positively, have to be pointed in the right direction.

With up to three wired ports and an AC1200 dual-band wifi, this travel router is perfect for your AP rig!

Get a powered USB hub and eliminate USB power problems (and not enough ports)

Rather than using a separate guide scope, I steal a little light from my main scope through an OAG.

A green laser pointer in the accessory shoe for the telescope makes a great visual aid!