Adapter Plates for Compact Cameras

DIFFRACTIONSKU: ACC07

SCT THREAD 2" X 24: Yes
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  • Description

Connect your SBIG filter wheel or off-axis guider to your telescope focuser’s draw tube or focal reducer/field flattener with these adapters.  These adapters are designed to work with the following cameras and filter wheels:

  • FW8-STC filter wheel on the STC-428-P camera
  • FW8S-Aluma filter wheel for the Aluma CCD series cameras
  • StarChaser SC-2 off-axis guide camera

They also can be used on these older or discontinued models:

  • OAG-8300 off-axis guider
  • FW8-8300 filter wheel for the STF-8300 camera
  • FW8G-Aluma
  • FW8G-STT
  • FW8S-STT

Interface options include:

T-Thread M42 x 0.75 – compatible with many lenses, telescopes, and other optics that use the standard T-thread interface.  Also known as a T-2 thread.  Compatible with compatible with the 2″ Nosepiece with T-thread. Note that this plate may vignette when used with off-axis guide cameras.

M48 x 0.75 thread – the same as found on many DSLR and Mirrorless digital camera adapter rings. (Sometimes erroneously called a “Wide-T” ring.)

SCT Thread 2″ x 24 – compatible with many 8″ through 11″ Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes (SCT).  Also known as the small SCT thread.

STL Thread 2.156″ x 24 – compatible with STL-style adapters and draw tubes, and is compatible with the 2″ Nosepiece with STL thread.  This combination is recommended when using off-axis guide cameras as it provide a larger unvignetted field.

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