Record the astronomy equipment you use, keep personal equipment history, build reusable rigs and browse shared equipment reference pages.
Astro Corner separates shared equipment reference products from your personal ownership/history. That lets multiple members refer to the same telescope or camera model while keeping their own dates, notes and setup history.
Add your equipment
Open Equipment & Rigs to add items you actually use or have used. Select the matching shared product where available, then keep the personal details that matter to your own equipment journey.
Typical equipment types include telescopes, cameras, mounts, eyepieces, filters, focusers, guide cameras/scopes and accessories.
Keep equipment history
Personal equipment records can preserve historical details and changes over time rather than forcing you to overwrite your past setup. This is useful when an observation from years ago used equipment you no longer own.
Build rigs
A rig groups equipment that you commonly use together. For example, an imaging rig might combine telescope, mount, main camera, guide camera, guide scope, filters and other accessories.
Using a rig saves repeated entry and helps projects/observing records describe the actual setup used at a point in time.
Shared equipment reference pages
Equipment reference pages are shared product records. They can connect to member use counts and relevant Guides without turning equipment ownership into a competition.
Use them when researching a model or when a Guide references a specific product.
Record enough history to make old observations understandable. You do not need to catalogue every cable or adapter unless it matters to you.
Add your equipment
Open Equipment & Rigs to add items you actually use or have used. Select the matching shared product where available, then keep the personal details that matter to your own equipment journey.
Typical equipment types include telescopes, cameras, mounts, eyepieces, filters, focusers, guide cameras/scopes and accessories.
Keep equipment history
Personal equipment records can preserve historical details and changes over time rather than forcing you to overwrite your past setup. This is useful when an observation from years ago used equipment you no longer own.
Build rigs
A rig groups equipment that you commonly use together. For example, an imaging rig might combine telescope, mount, main camera, guide camera, guide scope, filters and other accessories.
Using a rig saves repeated entry and helps projects/observing records describe the actual setup used at a point in time.
Shared equipment reference pages
Equipment reference pages are shared product records. They can connect to member use counts and relevant Guides without turning equipment ownership into a competition.
Use them when researching a model or when a Guide references a specific product.
Record enough history to make old observations understandable. You do not need to catalogue every cable or adapter unless it matters to you.