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2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
Product Features
- USAGE: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter is used for telescope, it can connect 1.25 inch eyepiece with any 2 inch telescope focuser, star diagonalizer or mirror mount.
- FINE WORKMANSHIP: Superior anodized aluminum alloy adapter ring with enhanced and erosion resistance, with internal threads for easy fixing and tightening.
- BRASS PROTECTOR RING: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter comes with a brass protector ring to prevent the eyepiece from being scratched and guard it for extended use.
- EASY TO FIX: The 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter ring comes with a clamping screw, just one wrest and the accessory can be firmly clamped in place and gently clamped over a wide area.
- APPLICATION SCENARIO: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter is used for 2 inch telescope to 1.25 inch to connect DSLR photography or eyepiece use, for lunar and planetary observations in larger telescopes.
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2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
Product Features
- USAGE: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter is used for telescope, it can connect 1.25 inch eyepiece with any 2 inch telescope focuser, star diagonalizer or mirror mount.
- FINE WORKMANSHIP: Superior anodized aluminum alloy adapter ring with enhanced and erosion resistance, with internal threads for easy fixing and tightening.
- BRASS PROTECTOR RING: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter comes with a brass protector ring to prevent the eyepiece from being scratched and guard it for extended use.
- EASY TO FIX: The 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter ring comes with a clamping screw, just one wrest and the accessory can be firmly clamped in place and gently clamped over a wide area.
- APPLICATION SCENARIO: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter is used for 2 inch telescope to 1.25 inch to connect DSLR photography or eyepiece use, for lunar and planetary observations in larger telescopes.
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2 Inch to 1.25 Inch Telescope Eyepiece Adapter, Accurate Thread Telescope Eyepiece Mount Adapter Easy Installation Full Metal Black for Telescope Accessories
Product Features
- USAGE: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter is used for telescope, it can connect 1.25 inch eyepiece with any 2 inch telescope focuser, star diagonalizer or mirror mount.
- FINE WORKMANSHIP: Superior anodized aluminum alloy adapter ring with enhanced and erosion resistance, with internal threads for easy fixing and tightening.
- BRASS PROTECTOR RING: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece adapter comes with a brass protector ring to prevent the eyepiece from being scratched and guard it for extended use.
- EASY TO FIX: The 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter ring comes with a clamping screw, just one wrest and the accessory can be firmly clamped in place and gently clamped over a wide area.
- APPLICATION SCENARIO: 2 inch to 1.25 inch telescope adapter is used for 2 inch telescope to 1.25 inch to connect DSLR photography or eyepiece use, for lunar and planetary observations in larger telescopes.
