Pentax O-GPS2 GPS Hotshoe Unit

$286.00 ETA: 20/05/2024

Compatible Cameras	645Z, 645D, K-3 Mark III, KP, K-3, K-5II, K-5IIs, K-5, K-S2, K-S1, K-70, K-50, K-30, K-r, K-01
Recorded Information	Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, Time (UTC), Direction
Receiving Function	GPS, SBAS, QZSS, GLONASS, Galileo
Acquisition Time	Cold-start: approx. 40 seconds Hot-start: approx. 5 seconds
Positioning Interval	1.5 second
GPS Accuracy	10m RMS
Geodesics	World Geodetic System (WGS84)
Electronic Compass	Accuracy: ±5° (precise calibration) Positioning Interval: approx. 8 times Reference Direction: True North
Dimensions	Approx. 49.0mm (W) x 33.0mm (H) x 59.5mm (D)
Weight	Approx. 63g (including alkaline battery), approx. 52g (unit only)
Power Source	AAA battery x 1 (alkaline battery, nickel-metal hydride battery, or lithium battery)
Operating Time	approx. 5 hours (23℃) / 3 hours (0℃) with alkaline battery approx. 5 hours (23℃) / 5 hours (0℃) with nickel-metal hydride battery approx. 9 hours (23℃) / 9 hours (0℃) with lithium battery The operating time is a guide based on our measurement conditions. It may vary depending on usage conditions.

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ASTROTRACER PENTAX-original simplified equatorial telescope function using the camera's SR system The O-GPS2 calculates the movement of celestial bodies using the latitude obtained from the location data and the camera's alignment data (horizontal and vertical inclinations) detected by the electronic compass and acceleration sensors. It then shifts the camera's image sensor in synchronization with the movement of the objects. This means that stars and other bodies are captured as solid points rather than blurry streaks, even during extended exposures.
	Simple Navigation This function linearly navigates you to a desired location by calculating the direction and distance from the current position to the destination.
Electronic Compass This function accurately displays the camera's direction at the time of shooting on the camera's LCD monitor.

ASTROTRACER PENTAX-original simplified equatorial telescope function using the camera's SR system The O-GPS2 calculates the movement of celestial bodies using the latitude obtained from the location data and the camera's alignment data (horizontal and vertical inclinations) detected by the electronic compass and acceleration sensors. It then shifts the camera's image sensor in synchronization with the movement of the objects. This means that stars and other bodies are captured as solid points rather than blurry streaks, even during extended exposures.
	Simple Navigation This function linearly navigates you to a desired location by calculating the direction and distance from the current position to the destination.
Electronic Compass This function accurately displays the camera's direction at the time of shooting on the camera's LCD monitor.

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