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4 juil. 2021 · I recently acquired a 12" Meade ACF that has a Moonlite focuser with dual rate focus mounted on it. I am brand new to the SCT world, so I am just learning. But, I realized I have a telescope with two focusers. How are these used in conjunction? Thanks for your help.
- Moonlite sct focuser (best configuration so don,t have to ...
The Moonlite is available with different drawtube lengths. I...
- Moonlite sct focuser (best configuration so don,t have to ...
Welcome to MoonLite Telescope Accessories... A manufacturer of premium automated telescope focusers. We make Crayford style focusers in 2" and 2.5" format sizes. Plus 2 axis worm drive rotating focusers in 3 format sizes 2.5", 3", and 3.5".
28 juin 2020 · The Moonlite is available with different drawtube lengths. I got mine with a short drawtube (1.5", if I remember right), because I mostly use it for planetary AP, where I just have to tweak it to stay in focus. If you are going to use it for eyepieces with a large range of field stop positions, then you might want one with a longer drawtube.
17 sept. 2020 · Moonlite flanges are available seperately to change the configuration of your SCT focuser. They are available in standard 2", larger 3.25" format for bigger ...
The 2" SCT thread tall focal reducer flange fits 8" and 9 1/4" SCTs. This is a 2 part flange especially designed to split apart allowing the focuser reducer to be installed in side the focuser. This flange is both rotatable and collimatable.
14 janv. 2021 · I use a 2 inch moonlight focuser for an SCT but I am sure the concept is the same. The mounting flange is also different if you plan to use focal reducer, to get the correct back focus. It certainly pays to talk with Ron before purchasing to make sure you get what you want.
Very high-quality focuser with focal reducer profile for Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes. The focuser has a 2" SC-thread on the telescope side and an enlarged connecting flange on the eyepiece side to accommodate reducers for SC-telescopes, such as the Celestron 0.63x reducer.
