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Telescope-Used Telescopes-QHY 128PRO-C ColdMOS Astronomy Camera - Used

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Telescope-Used Telescopes-QHY 128PRO-C ColdMOS Astronomy Camera – Used

Name: Telescope-Used Telescopes-QHY 128PRO-C ColdMOS Astronomy Camera - Used
SKU: 28817
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $2,290.75.Current price is: $458.15.

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Overview

This QHY 128PRO-C ColdMOS Astronomy Camera is Used and in Excellent Condition. Upon inspection, we found that the astronomy camera is fully functional. This item is in factory packaging and includes most of the original accessories, excluding the Inspection report and Driver Download Card

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Comes with High Point 90-Day Warranty

QHY 128PRO-C ColdMOS Astronomy Camera

The QHY 128PRO-C is a cooled USB 3.0 color imaging camera with a IMX128 Color CMOS full frame sensor. It has a 6024 x 4024 array of effective 5.97um square pixels. It has very low readout and thermal noise. The IMX128 sensor is housed in a sealed chamber that is heated to prevent dew from building up on either the sensor or window.

The QHY128PRO-C comes with a two-stage TEC cooling and temperature regulation system that can cool your camera down to as low as -35C below ambient. Also, a built-in 128MB DDRII image buffer provides a safeguard against unexpected drops in data transmission. A frame buffer avoids lost frames during USB transfer by storing image data in the camera itself until it can be safely transmitted. Buffering will also make sure your video runs more smoothly when using a slower computer that cannot always handle high speed data well.