MiniTrack LX Quattro: astronomical photos that succeed
This astrotracker is purely mechanical, without batteries, and now also supports heavy cameras and lenses up to 4 kilograms. But there's more: the MiniTrack LX Quattro has been redesigned from the ground up and is now better than ever. For successful astrophotography that creates addiction.
Highlights at a glance:
- Successful and effortless night sky capture
- No need to recharge: powered by a mechanical system, independent of battery and power cords
- Wind up the mechanism and get going right away
- Perfect for wide shots of the starry sky and telephoto lenses
- Fits in any backpack: the perfect travel mount, wherever the road takes you.
Integrated GP Holder and 1/4" and 3/8" photo threads
The special advantages of the MiniTrack LX Quattro:
- Even more rugged: the new MiniTrack now supports even heavy cameras up to 4 kg
- A needle roller bearing ensures smooth operation for better tracking images
- Newly developed spring system: the stronger spring system replaces a counterweight and guides the cameras reliably even with heavy one-sided loads
- CNC body: The MiniTrack is made from one piece of machined aluminum - high-quality, stable, the perfect companion on every trip
- Optical polar finder for exact alignment to the celestial pole - Polar finder light optionally available Omegon for MiniTrack LX2, LX3, LX Quattro and EQ mounts with light unit
- Simple conversion for astrophotography in the Southern Hemisphere
- Easy mounting: integrated Vixen GP plate, no additional rail required
Robust spring system ensures precise tracking for cameras weighing up to 4 kg.
Better astronomical photos on the road or at home
Take home not only vacation snapshots, but also stunning astronomical photos from your travels. It's easier than you think. All you need: a tripod, the MiniTrack, a spherical head and your camera. Reduced to the essentials, you have only one mission: good astrophotography within everyone's reach. Here's what it can do...
the world's smallest counterweight?
The MiniTrack LX Quattro has a completely new spring system. It's not a counterweight, but it works like one. It ensures that the LX Quattro remains as compact and travel-ready as ever. It's just better and stronger. The spring directly drives the axis and guides the camera like a strong, precise arm.
Tip: The ideal tracking speed is achieved when the mechanism ticks between 130 and 135 times per minute. You may need to adjust the spring tension depending on the weight of your camera. We recommend that you measure the ticks per minute with a TapTempo BPM app for smartphones. These apps are created for the music industry and are supposed to automatically measure the tempo of a song. But you can use such an app to measure the speed of the MiniTrack.