Nearly 20 years of shared history between Lunaticoastro and QHYCCD certainly deserved a visit to strengthen the ties between both companies even further, and that was exactly what we at Lunático thought a few months ago when we decided to travel to China.
Ever wanted to control your observatory through your Home Assistant? Find all the necessary information to achieve it here, so you can «have a single source dashboard for all your observatory monitoring, including limited control over equipment so you can open my ROR and turn on fans to cool down without even booting your imaging PC or starting the DF software.»
A lot has happened since 2006, when Jaime decided to take a turn in his professional career, leave financial software behind, and turn one of his passions into a way of life.
Some nights promise everything: clear forecasts, stable seeing, perfect plans — and then the clouds roll in.
Other nights are beautifully clear, but certain objects never rise high enough — or never rise at all.
Different skies, different frustrations. Yet the same quiet thought remains: what if the limitation isn’t the equipment, but the location?
The CloudWatcher‘s K-factors are at the core of its reliability when it comes to measuring sky temperature and cloudiness, and make the job of their owners a lot easier.
Is Starling an improved version of Dragonfly? This is a common question we get since
With greater international presence than ever, more products, a growing team, and the same enthusiasm as on day one, we remain committed to what has defined Lunático from the very beginning:
People who love astronomy and want to make it easier for everyone else.
And we will keep making noise all around the planet — because, after all, what we do is
Made in the Milky Way.
We’re excited to announce that Deep Space Products is now our official support and service centre in North America!
As Lunático’s presence grows in the United States and Canada, we want to offer faster, closer, and more efficient customer support to our users there.
CloudWatchers have been spotted in the wild, keeping observatories safe around the world. This elusive creature’s natural habitat seems to be dependent on them, YouTubers report…
Do you own a Solo, a CloudWatcher, or a pocketCW2? If so, there’s something here for you! We’ve been hard at work developing software these last few months, and…
The CloudWatcher is reliable, but even reliable isn’t infallible, learn how to make a failsafe for your CloudWatcher using an RG-9 and a Dragonfly.
