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Finis's is the correct answer. Yeah, as you have guessed, this is a set of a small equatorial mount (white part, loadable weight 2kg) and a alt-azimuth mounting (black one). The white box has a small hole that goes through it from front to back. It's a lensless low accuracy scope. For use in the nor...

As someone also has written somewhere, it is clear that the cutest design concept were completed in the very early days. Even though it evolved little by little, it never wavered from its core and has been passed down to the latest version.

If there is no further progress, I'll show the right answer on Friday or Saturday.

Yes, this is not that big. The size of the white box is approximately W60 x H97 x T35mm. The black part and white box are products manufactured and sold by separate company. Before taking this photo, I removed some auxiliary (but necessary to make it work) parts from each (black part and whit box). ...

Finis wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024, 15:39 @borgcone is that a new what is it?

Sorry for being ambiguous. It's a new "what is it?".

Finis wrote: ↑25 Mar 2024, 00:04 ... smooth tracking of hang gliders. ...

I recommend target-tracking cameras or target-tracking drones.

What is it? (not for hang gliders).

As most everyone wrote, I also think it's a tripod for the camera. The side of the grip close to the user SPLITS into two and ROTATES 120 and -120 degree around the axis, likely forming two legs. That's why each leg has a square pad to place on the ground. When the legs are folded as shown in the ph...

... size of a regular ballpoint pen, maybe an inch shorter ... tool ... doesn't become a larger structure. At first glance, I thought it was a "monopod" for a small camera, but with this size, it seems like it must have a strap or hole for it. Or, a "pen for a graphics tablet" t...

It's Google's quantum computer for AI, if it's not an assimilator using Borg technology. Similar ones are often covered by the press. I don't know why, but some of them from other countries are hanging from the ceiling in the same way.

... a mythical Czech measurement of the "Bitkar". I understand. :oops: I misread the "-Bitkars" as ", Bitkar". My eyes don't seem to match the dioptre of my glasses. Next time I need to enlarge the characters on the screen more. (In the what-is-it of "one", ➗...