Omegon drive motor for EQ-2 and EQ-3 mount: your mount follows the stars by itself
An equatorial mount without a motor requires manual correction every few seconds: the Earth rotates and the object drifts out of view. This tracking motor takes over that task. It drives the RA axis at sidereal speed, keeping the object in the eyepiece.
Especially at higher magnifications, that's the difference between relaxed viewing and constant adjustment, and it makes simple moon photography with longer sequences possible.


Corrections without touching the telescope
The four-button hand controller offers 2x and 8x correction speeds plus a pause function. Small deviations can be corrected without touching the tube, thus without image vibration.
North and south
The hemisphere switch reverses the direction of rotation for use in the Southern Hemisphere, should the telescope travel there.
Power from batteries
The motor runs on six D-batteries, making it completely self-sufficient in the field: no power tank or cables to a power source needed.
Featured accessories
For EQ-2 and EQ-3 mounts. The motor tracks in right ascension; the declination axis remains manual.
For whom yes and for whom no
- ✓ Owners of an EQ-2 or EQ-3 mount
- ✓ Visual observers who want to relax at high magnification
- ✓ Who takes the first steps in moon and planet photography
- GoTo expectations: this engine follows, it doesn't search
- ✗ Other mountings than EQ-2 and EQ-3
Specifications
| Suitable for | EQ-2 and EQ-3 mounts |
| Drive | RA-as, sidereal speed |
| Correction speeds | 2x and 8x, with pause function |
| DEC drive | No |
| Hand controller | Yes, four buttons |
| Toggle switch | Yes (north/south) |
| Power supply | 6 x D-cell batteries |
You can find more accessories for this merk at the Omegon merk Page.







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