So, what we’re going to talk about this morning is which astronomy Month running out, I found myself under typically gray and stormy spring Gulf Coast

Sanguine, getting my big 6-inch refractor and Losmandy GM811 out of mothballs. To concern my ongoing re-exploration of the Moon. Which is not what this one was supposed to be about. Which astronomy software has stuck with me, I mean, SkyFi is our patent-pending WiFi-to-Serial adapter, designed for wireless telescope control.Stellarium: Now that's a pretty soft, paw-paw! If you have a computer-controlled GoTo telescope, SkyFi can use the WiFi capabilities built into your Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to point your telescope in the sky. SkyFi now includes both USB and serial ports! That means SkyFi can now control the latest USB-only telescopes from iOptron and Meade, as well as other telescopes with RS-232 serial interfaces. To order SkyFi from our on-line store, please go to. Android users please note: unfortunately, most Android devices cannot see or join Ad Hoc Wi-Fi networks. This means that, out of the box, they cannot work with SkyFi. Android users have two ways to overcome this limitation: 1) Enable Ad Hoc networking on your Android device or 2) configure SkyFi to join your home Wi-Fi network.

Southern Stars has licensed SkyFi to Orion Telescopes & Binoculars as the StarSeek Wi-Fi Module. Orion's StarSeek Wi-Fi module works with our SkySafari iPhone app, and Orion's StarSeek iPhone apps will work with our SkyFi wireless adapter. Please contact Orion Telescopes for support regarding Orion's StarSeek products. Orion is responsible for technical support on its StarSeek products, not Southern Stars. SkyFi is the only WiFi device on the market specifically designed for telescope control. It's battery-powered for field use your scope, SkyFi, and iPhone all run off batteries, or from a 12V source.

Telescope control with stellarium