Name: Baader 2" to 1¼" ClickLock Reducer
Brand: Baader Planetarium
SKU: T2-15B
Price: 112.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Description

Precision machined reducer to complement the Baader 2" ClickLock-System, inserted height only 9.5mm
Firmly holds all 1¼" eyepieces, accessories, and diagonals
ClickLock compression ring made of hardened bronze ensures lifetime non-marring operation
Fingertip operated twist-lock system works like a CNC machine chuck – onto the compression ring
Bidirectional ratcheted lever (no thumbscrew!) indicates open/close position in the dark
Gentle touch onto the lever results in ultra-strong locking action – and easy release
Accepts all astronomical, cell-mounted 2" eyepiece-filters
T-2 (M42x0.75) inner photo-thread attaches onto most T-2 threaded accessories and all Baader T-2 diagonals

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