| Name | Type | Motors | Notes |
| AZ3, Porta, VersaGo, EZ-Touch, SkyTee | Alt-Azimuth | Manual only (Porta can be upgraded later) | Ideal for terrestrial spotting scopes or the casual astronomical observer. Generally quite portable. |
| EQ1 | Equatorial | RA optional | EQ1 mount is the most suitable for its portability. It is ideal for smaller and lighter astronomical telescopes and it's two slow-motion cables allow precise tracking of celestial objects. Aluminium tripod with adjustable legs and accessory tray. May be fitted with a single axis motor drive for automatic tracking. No Goto available |
| EQ2 | Equatorial | RA optional | This equatorial mount is for greater stability and tracking precision. The EQ2 mount rests on an adjustable-height aluminium tripod. The EQ2 can be fitted with single axis motor drive. No Goto available |
| EQ3-2 | Equatorial | RA and Dual Axis optional. Goto available. | A good compromise for stability and portability for visual use. The heavier-duty EQ3-2 mount features 360 degree worm-gear tracking controls on both axes, large knob-style R.A. and Dec. lock bolts, dual metal setting circle dials, a latitude adjustment screw, and a built-in polar scope holder. It can be fitted with both single and double axis motor drive for auto-tracking. Goto kit now available |
| EQ5, Vixen GPE | Equatorial | Single & Dual axis optional. Goto available. | The EQ5-class mount provides the precision and stability needed for serious observing or basic astrophotography. With motor drive attached, it can be ideal for deep-sky photography. Standard features of the EQ5 include a built-in holder for polar scope, a latitude adjuster with micrometer scale, an azimuth polar-alignment adjuster, aluminium setting circles, large manual slow-motion tracking controls, and a bubble level. |
| HEQ5 | Equatorial | Dual Axis built in/ Full Goto | This heavy-duty mount is a smaller version of the class-leading EQ6 mount and possibly the best value on the market. It is specially designed for observers who need the steadiness of the EQ6 mount, but find the EQ6 mount too physically demanding. Also features engraved aluminium setting circles and a latitude scale, built-in polar scope, large R.A. and DEC. locking clamps, electric slow-motion controls on both axes, and retractable counterweight shaft. The strong and rigid field tripod is remarkably stable with adjustable height, incorporating 1.5"-diameter steel tripod legs. |
| HEQ5 SynScan | Equatorial | Full Goto | Same spec as above but with a powerful GOTO system. |
| EQ6 | Equatorial | Dual axis built in | A very sturdy telescope mount for the serious observer requiring a platform for larger amateur telescopes. The EQ6 should be considered by the more determined astronomer or at least one with a permanent set up. |
| EQ6 SynScan | Equatorial | Full Goto | Same spec as above but with a GOTO system. |
| Vixen GP | Equatorial | Single and Dual Axis Optional. Vixen Goto available | Beautifully made Japanese mount. Very smooth motions, built in polar alignment scope, rated for 7kg telescopes. The computer drive system is Vixens own and very user friendly. Especially the built in clock that does not forget the time, date or last observing position when switched off. This makes set up very much quicker than other systems. |
| Vixen GP-D2 | Equatorial | Single and Dual Axis optional. Vixen Goto available | This is a heavier duty version of the GP above capable of handling up 10kg of telescope. |
| Vixen Atlux | Equatorial | Dual axis built in with Skysensor 2000PC | An even heavier duty mount rated for 22kg of telescope. Supplied with the computer system for ease of use. Larger worm gears also mean smoother motion and accuracy over the GP's. |
| Intes-Micro Alter D6 | Equatorial | Built in Dual Axis with programmable Periodic Error Correction | The biggest equatorial mount for the amateur that is 'off the shelf'. Rated for 35-40kg telescopes it has very smooth motion. For permanent installation or the very determined amateur. Two counterweights suplied with a split length counter weight rod. See below for further information. |