The Brand New Primaluce Eagle 4 Pro!

The EAGLE 4 Pro has landed! Experience a premium-grade complete telescope control unit with the PrimaLuceLab EAGLE 4 Pro! Watch to learn about all the features you can use to optimize your imaging sessions, like its external high-gain GPS antenna that will acquire your position for you with high accuracy. No need to manually input your time and location! Enjoy fewer cables during imaging sessions with these features of the EAGLE 4 Pro and so much more. Clear skies!
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[@craiglowery4427]

My Eagle 4 Pro arrived today!! The age of remote computing has arrived

[@WayneHIxson]

Been waiting for this for a while

[@OPTTelescopes]

The wait is finally over! the link is in our description if you want to read more into it

[@robertbennett6410]

I SOOOOO wish I had one of these! great video!

[@OPTTelescopes]

Really is such a great tool to use on your rig

[@scuttlebum]

Looks awesome!

[@OPTTelescopes]

It really is!

[@GalacticHunter]

Wow those new features are awesome! I've been debating whether to get a Nuc or an Eagle Pro but this new version really is neat, that "Eagle Eye" is pretty cool 🦅

[@OPTTelescopes]

This really is everything you need in order to control everything

[@GarnettLeary]

A very innovative and constantly growing device.

[@OPTTelescopes]

Gotta love technology!

[@michaelmalpass7743]

Does this have a graphics card? Can it also be used for processing data?

[@siegfriednoet]

Looks like a nice upgrade of this really interesting computer. Looks like you have more ports than you will ever need Everything looks great, the price though is a bit high

[@adamfilip]

Does it do polar alignment?

[@ppi57]

Add a few hundred $'s for proprietary cables?

[@Dudleydogg]

How does it handle heavy Dew, when I image my telescope looks like you hit it with a hose, 110% humidly in Florida can it withstand that type of abuse IP67 Weather Proof?

[@grigoryvidishev1810]

Hi, thank you for the video. Couple of questions: do I need to buy a special mounting place to attach Eagle 4 to my telescope. I have to rings with holes in them, I have SW Esprit 100ED. Second, do I need to buy power supply separately if I want to use it from home, the cigarette plug would not be a good option to power all the equipment. Third, I know that about 7.0 Ah of power will be needed when everything is powered up, can I see how much is provided by the battery so, if necessary I can change power supply? Fourth, can I install PixInsight on the Eagle 4 and do preprocessing as it is a powerful computer there, in other words, would it be possible to install other packages on Eagle 4. Thank you.

[@universeunlimited1763]

I don't own this but I own a number of Primalucelab's products. The make beautiful and powerful stuff. It is Italian you know. But they are quite expensive to put together. Apart from the unit, the power cable and mounting screws, you will need to buy everything separately, including the compatible special tube rings, guide rings, dovetail and special cables to connect all the equipment. They call them PLUS compatible accessories. Just go to their website and check out the beautiful but expensive stuffs that they make. May be just reserve another budget USD 400 for the other items to mount and connect this unit to your scope.

[@humlakullen]

What about the HDMI specs (2.0 or 2.1)? Interested in the ASI Air pro as well. Is there something that the ASI does better than this unit?

[@OPTTelescopes]

We believe its 2.0. And theres a few major differences between the 2. They are both great tools and both do amazing at what they are designed to do. The eagle can load any program you can download on a PC on it while the ASIair is only useable with its built in program. So if you want to use SGP, N.I.N.A , Prism, Backyard EOS or any other program like that, you will need to go with the eagle. The eagle does have more ports on it to be able to hook up more gear. And on the topic of gear. The eagle can run any kind of focuser/camera/rotator/ filter wheel etc as long as you can find the driver for it (which is pretty much everyone). The ASIair only supports ZWO gear, so you will need a ZWO camera, filter wheel, focuser, etc.

[@humlakullen]

@@OPTTelescopes Ah, ok! Thanks a bunch...!

[@m.tracecoats5616]

How does this compare to the ASI Air pro? What is justifying the thousands of dollars price difference?

[@egodes6355]

Nice device. What about software UI.

[@VittorioSergi]

windows 10 enterprise

[@syeduddinacmacgma9734]

Each time I connect qhy268m..the eagle 4 pro shuts down.

[@matzad747]

@1:50 in the video you said name it. So OK what about N.I.N.A. is the open source software.

[@OPTTelescopes]

yes you can have N.I.N.A as well. Anything you can have on your PC computer, you can have on the Eagle

[@jamesp5408]

Very cool device. With the mini PC, power controller, and the bells and whistles, I'm sure it's well worth an $800-or-so price tag. Wait... they want... $2000 for it???

[@cratervanawesome]

Cool product, but that price tag is just crazy. I'll stick with the ASIAir Pro which was already pricey for the hardware.

[@DawgcityClev]

it's ridiculous! You can get an Intel Nuc for cheaper.

[@marioslrzn]

@@DawgcityClev an intel nuc you will still need to add a hub drive, power supply controller and it's not really portable. I have an asi air pro and I'm trying to find something more reliable that I can control from inside with computer and not have 100 different devices to switch too.

[@hobesmcgee8408]

Very nice, though it's over $2k!?!

[@CathrinMachinArt]

Want!!

[@OPTTelescopes]

NEED!!

[@rodjos5463]

👍

[@asteroidhunters6628]

Lots of cool fluff. Except i5 processor needs to be updated. Not a great pairing with 16 gigs of ram....Also the hard drive should be at least 1tb. Newer cameras will fill up that drive in 2 nights of imaging

[@OPTTelescopes]

Unfortunately, the i5 processor is the highest processor that can work with the power supply. If they upgraded to a i7 they would need the next level power supply that would eat up so much more power which would require a different power supply and you wouldn't be able to run it using a regular cigarette adapter. having an i5 also saves your eagle from heating up due to much lower power consumption. As far as the hard drive is, you can always add your own external drive and mount it on giving you unlimited expandable space.

[@hobbylyfe4716]

$2000!!!!!!! Hahaha... my $65 pi with astroberry does the same thing in a smaller more portable package

[@marioslrzn]

that's a lie, I try the pi and it's to cumbersome. I have the asi air pro and that too is very limited, so I'm looking for an easier solution for remote and portable that will transition without a hitch

[@jaspalchadha1041]

Really expensive

[@OPTTelescopes]

but worth every penny after how much easier it makes your imaging sessions over years. Its an investment for sure, but a good one.

[@stormingbarney4498]

Way too expensive

[@hypersphereengineering6015]

Not enough dew ports and way too expensive