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RISER Distance Piece L=50.8 mm (2.00") for 2" Starlight Feather Touch focusers

Name: RISER Distance Piece L=50.8 mm (2.00") for 2" Starlight Feather Touch focusers
Brand: Starlight Instruments
SKU: R20-2.00
Price: 138.56 EUR

The RISER increases the distance from the Starlight Feather Touch 2" focuser to the tube by 50.8 mm.

Suitable for all 2" Starlight Feather Touch focusers like FTF2008, FTF2015, FTF2025 and the lightweight versions

Length 2.00" - 50.8 mm

The riser is placed between base and focuser, thus increasing the distance of the focuser to the tube

The focuser is clamped by three headless set screws (supplied)

Manufacturer: Starlight Instruments

Product number: R20-2.00

EUR 138,56

incl. 19 % VAT (DE)

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RISER Distance Piece L=50.8 mm (2.00") for 2" Starlight Feather Touch focusers

The RISER increases the distance from the Starlight Feather Touch 2" focuser to the tube by 50.8 mm.

Suitable for all 2" Starlight Feather Touch focusers like FTF2008, FTF2015, FTF2025 and the lightweight versions

Length 2.00" - 50.8 mm

The riser is placed between base and focuser, thus increasing the distance of the focuser to the tube

The focuser is clamped by three headless set screws (supplied)

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Starlight RISER - Distance Piece for 2" Feather Touch Focusers

Risers increase the distance from focuser to tube. They are placed between mounting plate and focuser. A conversion or a readjustment of the telescope is not required.

Especially with short focusers a riser is superior to an extension tube. The drawtube always keeps its optimal position and the lever load of the focuser stays low, too.

At the telescope side the riser has a dovetail ring, thus optimal fitting is ensured and tilting, caused by the riser, can be ruled out.