What is the difference between an alt-azimuth mount and an equatorial mount?

The alt-azimuth mount is the simplest and easiest to use.

Comes with an alt-azimuth mount that cannot be used for astrophotography.

This is in fact a complete retail management tool in its simplest form.

But it was great compared to the follow-up with two flexible controls of the azimuth mount.

This technology, if it is coupled to an azimuthal mount is particularly simple to implement.

The altazimuth mouth allows the telescope to move both horizontally (which is the azimuth) and vertically.

For children aged 6 and over, we would recommend a lighter telescope with a simple, azimuthal mount.

An Altazimuth Mount refers to the tripod of the telescope that holds the device in place and makes it useful during a star gazing session.

It is advisable to take a telescope with an azimuth mount, which allows you to follow the movements of the stars more easily and comfortably.

At the end of the 60s, my parents bought me my first telescope, a Galaxie 60x700 on azimuth mount, in a luxurious wooden box.

The azimuthal is easier to assemble, operate and transport, and is particularly good for daytime nature observations.