Does the device project all 88 constellations?
1697190
no not all just a few, like 8 different images per cd and there is like 4 cds only
1697191
No, I remember you had to flip it over to manually change discs to see different images. Also the images were not clear. Not a good product.
1697192
I wouldn't know. Ours NEVER worked. When we sent it back for repair and /or a new one we never heard from the company again and never received a new projector. Very unhappy
1697193
No. It is a bunch of holes in the unit. You have to flip the unit and load one of three projector disc to see the pictures shown. It's a fun toy to get the conversion started, but you will have to spend almost three times the amount of money to get an accurate replica of the night sky. It still is a neat toy. Oh, and have some batteries ready. No a/c plug. Hope this helps.
469957
Don't know. I returned it because setup was too complex - and I've owned at least 10 cyclometers.
210829
There is an option to point to any RA/Dec axis, so yes. You can call Celestron to confirm as well.
1506226
No. The 1 pictured is not. SWM capable LNB's have only 1 output vs the 4 outputs pictured.
753655
No it doesn't. I'm on my second device I don't recommend this to anyone! It is stuck on 8's again. And I have to unplug the power cord in order to get my information.
776597
Not certain - I only have one, and I was so disappointed in teh performance and the associated app that it went into mothballs. The first answer from Patrick Morton is probably more authoritative.
1501361
I suppose it depends on the vehicle and Launch's programing but I have used the misfire data I have not used for some time now but I don't think I will display all the cylinders at the same time the screen is small but for the price its an ok reader I do like the launch X4321 but quite a lot more money but you do get what you pay for, this is mostly just a good code reader with a little extra!
1318221
My manual says it only recognizes up to 8. I tried a 16 I had laying around and it didn't work.
1198557
Yes, every signal is sent to every emitter.. It does not matter which emitter you place on each device.
1103706
One. If you have more than one device you want to attach to the transmitter you should consider an HDMI switch in addition to the Nyrius. Note: the Nyrius will still only transmit one source - whichever you have selected on the HDMI switch.
1119600
No it does not, you have to do initial dish pointing using suggested degrees and elevation. This unit let's you fine tune to strongest signal
1020344
Nope, I ran it with 1 4gb dim And 3 mixed dims. Use whatever combo you want!
2231505
Hi, in tris link you can get the drivers and software:http://www.astrometa.com.tw/integrated_en.htmlRegar de.
1029037
I've just bought StarSense, I have Skyq already. Both appear to work independently of each other - and don't crash etc (on CPC-800 & iPad1) But Skyq doesn't seem to recognise StarSense alignments - and wants to do its own before continuing. I've asked Celestron, but they are not forthcoming.
1199002
No. This device distributes a signal about 3,000 sq. ft. (about 15 ft. in each direction)
845840
No, not that I can recall. I had to send it back because it didn't work properly.
9428
Currently no, not through this purchase. If you purchase directly from Spektrum (HorizonHobby), they occasionally have a free receiver promotion going on. Sign up for their newsletters so you'll know when it's happening. I bought my last DX9 transmitter that way, and it include an AR8000 with satellite, about a $120 value. That was a black Friday thing.