Antares 90 degree Correct-Image Star Diagonal (1.25")
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Antares 90 degree Correct-Image Star Diagonal (1.25")

Antares 90 degree Correct-Image Star Diagonal (1.25")

AntaresSKU: EID90
Price:
$47.52 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description

This diagonal is for astronomers who prefer the convenience of 90-degree viewing but want to view a fully corrected image, ie the right way up and not mirror-reversed left to right.

Superb finish - the nosepiece is chromed brass, fully threaded for standard 1.25" filters. Internally blackened to eliminate reflections for improved contrast. The eyepiece holder is black-anodised aluminium with a chrome cross screw.

Screw-assembled prism body in dense resin (ie not flimsy plastic), gives the whole unit a great quality feel.

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