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Private equipment profiles

My Gear Locker

Save the equipment combinations you actually use, then keep the important optical and imaging numbers attached to the setup. Profiles stay in this browser and can travel with Backup My StarStation.

Why profiles instead of a product database?

StarStation does not need to pretend it has every telescope and camera ever made. Your own verified specifications are more useful for calculators than an incomplete product catalog. Enter only the fields that matter to the setup.

Create or edit a profile

Save the rig once.

A profile can be as simple as one telescope and eyepiece or as complete as an imaging rig with a camera and field battery.

Telescope
Visual eyepiece
Camera
Field power

Profiles stay in this browser. Use manufacturer specifications or your own verified measurements where possible.

Saved setups

Your gear profiles

0 profiles
No gear profiles are saved on this device yet. Create one from the form to keep your core specifications and calculated setup numbers together.
What StarStation calculates from a profile

The useful numbers follow the setup.

When the required fields are present, StarStation calculates telescope focal ratio, eyepiece magnification, exit pupil, approximate true field, camera image scale, and sensor field of view. Missing inputs stay missing instead of being guessed.

Visual setup

Aperture + focal length + eyepiece focal length can produce magnification and exit pupil.

Eyepiece field

Apparent field divided by magnification gives a useful first-order estimate of true field.

Imaging scale

Pixel size and effective focal length produce image scale in arcseconds per pixel.

Sensor field

Sensor dimensions and focal length estimate the angular width and height of the camera frame.