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Gemini Automatic Astro Focuser Pro (EAF) – Complete Kit with Wireless Remote & Temp Probe

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Up for sale is a fully functioning Gemini Automatic Astro Focuser Pro. If you are looking to add automated, pinpoint autofocusing to your imaging rig without paying premium ZWO or Pegasus prices, this is a fantastic budget option. It shares a highly compact footprint and uses standard mounting threads, making it easy to adapt to a wide variety of refractor and reflector dual-speed focusers. Condition & Tested Performance:
  • Functionality: 100% operational. It connects smoothly via 5V USB power. The internal stepper motor operates quietly with excellent precision and minimal backlash.
  • Driver Compatibility: Tested and verified to interface flawlessly with standard ASCOM and INDI protocols via imaging suites like N.I.N.A., APT, and SharpCap.
  • Cosmetics: Great shape with only minimal, typical signs of mounting wear on the bracket plate.
Includes the Complete Upgrade Kit:
  • Gemini EAF motor block unit
  • Main mounting bracket plate and hardware screws
  • All 3 flexible shaft coupling sleeves (crucial for matching different focuser shaft diameters)
  • External real-time temperature sensor probe (essential for automated temperature-compensated refocusing)
  • Wireless Infrared (IR) Hand Remote Control and receiver module (perfect for fine-tuning focus while standing at the telescope without a PC laptop)
Pricing & Shipping Details:
  • Price: $55
  • Shipping: Ships fast via USPS Priority Mail to CONUS (Buyer pays actual shipping).
  • Payment: PayPal (Please include 3% if using Goods & Services, or use Friends & Family if preferred).
The unit will be meticulously bubble-wrapped and packed securely to ensure safe transit. Drop me a PM if you have any questions or want to verify compatibility with your telescope's focus shaft. Thanks for looking!