Guide Scope for 8" SCT

Introducing our cutting-edge Guide Scope for 8" SCT – a must-have accessory for astronomy enthusiasts seeking precision and accuracy in celestial observations. The Guide Scope for 8" SCT is engineered with a versatile 60mm aperture and features a built-in helical focuser, providing precise focusing of potential guide stars.

Designed to ensure that the main mirror of your 8" SCT accurately tracks celestial bodies, this Guide Scope guarantees a seamless and immersive observing experience. The 60mm aperture allows for optimal light gathering, making it the perfect tool for deep-sky imaging.

The 60mm Guide Scope for 8" SCT boasts a compact design with dimensions of 240mm focal length, resulting in a fast F4 focal ratio. Its fully multi-coated optics enhance light transmission, delivering crisp and clear images of the vast cosmos. The helical focuser, equipped with an 8mm travel distance, enables fine-tuned adjustments for optimal focus.

This deluxe straight-through finder scope can be easily converted with optional 1.25" eyepieces (sold separately), adding versatility to your astronomical pursuits. The Guide Scope for 8" SCT is meticulously crafted from durable aluminum alloy, featuring a 66mm tube diameter and a 69mm dewcap diameter.

Included with the Guide Scope are tube rings and a dovetail rail for convenient mounting. Elevate your stargazing experience with the 60mm Guide Scope for 8" SCT – the perfect companion for your 8" SCT telescope. Trust in its precision, reliability, and versatility to enhance your celestial observations like never before. Get your Guide Scope for 8" SCT today and unlock the full potential of your astronomical endeavors.

Specifications:

• Focal Length: 240mm (9.45in)
• Focal Ratio: F4
• Tube Diameter: 66mm
• Dewcap Diameter: 69mm
• Total Length: 270mm
• Tube Material: Aluminum Alloy

Included Accessories:

• Tube Rings and Dovetail Rail: The guide scope comes complete with tube rings and a dovetail rail for easy installation and compatibility with your 8" SCT telescope.