Askar M54 OAG

AskarSKU: ASK-M54-OAG

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Askar introduced M54 off-axis guider for astronomy enthusiasts to achieve better guiding effect. The prism of Askar M54 OAG is 10×10mm, which can not only collect more light, but also make it easier to capture the targeted star and realize automatic guiding.

Askar M54 OAG is designed with multiple threads, like M42, M48 and M54, which can basically satisfy the needs of accessory attachment. These novice-friendly adapters are easy to switch and replace. Askar M54 OAG functions well with a full-frame camera, better facilitating the imaging process of astrophotographers. Askar M54 OAG is CNC machined. The surface of the device is solid and smooth with delicate matte black finish.






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