2047Studio Dual Speed Focuser for Takahashi telescopes

Posted on Saturday, May 11, 2024 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

The 3.5" Dual Speed Focuser with Built-in CAA is meticulously crafted for Takahashi E-130D, E-160ED, and 180ED telescopes. Engineered by 2047Studio, this patented focuser provides high-precision machining and unmatched stability, eliminating vibrations for seamless astrophotography.

3.5" Dual Speed Focuser Built-in CAA For Takahashi E-130D E-160ED 180ED from 2047Studio

With a special camera angle regulator, precision bearings for smooth rotation, and a locking device for secure positioning, it converts thread sizes via an adapter for enhanced versatility, delivering an unparalleled imaging experience.

The package includes the focuser and base

Price: $799
Freight: $70(FedEX)

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