Losmandy GM811G Computerized Goto Equatorial Mount

Name: Losmandy GM811G Computerized Goto Equatorial Mount
Brand: Losmandy

Losmandy

Losmandy GM811G Computerized Goto Equatorial Mount is a GoTo equatorial mount for guided astrophotography rigs.

mount premium

Best Current Offer

Astronomics

In stock

$3,095.00

Other retailers

Cloud Break Optics (In stock)
$3,395.00

Specifications

Mount

Mount type: GoTo German equatorial mount
Payload capacity: 50 lb Equatorial Head Weight 27 lb Includes one 11 lb weight Lightweight Tr
Mount weight: 27 lb

Capacity

Payload-to-weight ratio: 1.9:1

Electronics

Controller: Computerized GoTo control

Specifications

Tripod / pier: All machined aluminum, black anodized

Astrophotography Fit

A general-purpose GoTo mount that should be chosen by realistic imaging payload, not headline capacity alone.

Losmandy GM811G Computerized Goto Equatorial Mount is a premium GoTo equatorial mount for computerized tracking and guiding.

For long-exposure astrophotography, use a conservative imaging payload. The telescope, camera, guide hardware, dew heaters, dovetails, and cables all count, and guiding performance matters more than the catalog payload number.

Best paired with

Autoguided refractors or corrected reflectors within conservative payload limits
Stable tripod or pier and balanced counterweights
Computer or hand-controller workflow with good polar alignment

Not recommended for

Payloads at the rated maximum for imaging
Users who need an airline-portable rig above all else
Long focal length work without guiding and careful balance

Where To Buy

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Retailer	Price	Availability	View Offer
Astronomics Astronomics	$3,095.00	In stock Updated 11/4/2026	View Offer - $3,095.00
Cloud Break Optics Cloud Break Optics	$3,395.00	In stock Updated 11/4/2026	View Offer - $3,395.00

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