ANTLIA FILTER DRAWER MAIN BODY
ANTLIA FILTER DRAWER MAIN BODY
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ANTLIA FILTER DRAWER MAIN BODYANTLIA FILTER DRAWER MAIN BODY

ANTLIA FILTER DRAWER MAIN BODY

Antlia FiltersSKU: ANT-B001
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$59.99 CAD
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The Antlia Filter Drawer Main Body forms the base of the Antlia Filter Drawer system. When combined with the wide range of available telescope-side and camera-side adapters, it becomes a powerfully versatile filter drawer, compatible with almost any setup on the market. The Antlia filter drawer system is composed of three parts - the main body base with an optical length of 20mm, plus telescope adapter and camera adapter, which are connected to the main body with four grub screws each. All parts of the Antlia filter drawer system are made of aircraft aluminium and are CNC-machined and anodized. Note: requires Antlia telescope & camera adapters and filter holder (sold separately).

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