The Crayford-Style 10:1 focuser travel is 42 mm. A brass compression ring just inside the 2″ barrel grabs on to accessories without marring, and lockdown is achieved with oversized thumbscrews.
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| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7 × 6 × 5 in |
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2″ Rotateable Crayford Style Focuser
3″ Travel
Adapter fits 3.4″ ID tubes
10:1 Micro Focus
2″Compression Style Input
Internal anti-reflection threads
All in all a very nice focuser for a very good price.
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The Lunt Mini is a non-rotating helical focuser that provides a T2 (male) to T2 (female) thread connection. The focuser has 10 mm of precision travel, a brass compression ring for protection of eyepieces, and a locking collar. The T2 thread design is ideal for fine camera/eyepiece focus.
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