Baader Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss)
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Baader Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss)

Baader Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss)

Baader PlanetariumSKU: TAK-M72
Price:
$104.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • Specifications
  • Combines Ultra Short 2 "terminal # 2458196, telescope with Carl Zeiss M68 threaded with Takahashi refractors
  • To connect Baader TAK adapter M72 / M68 to Takahashi Mewlon reflectors, you need the Takahashi Mewlon auxiliary adapter M71_i / M72_i (#2558231)
MANUFACTURERBaader Planetarium
SKU (#)2558230
EAN CODE4047825008107
WEIGHT (KG)0.075
OPTICAL LENGTH (MM)10
INNER DIAMETER / CLEAR APERTURE (MM)62
OUTER DIAMETER85
OUTER CONNECTION (LENS SIDED)Thread, M72
INNER CONNECTION (EYEPIECE/-CAMERA-SIDED)Thread, M68 x 1
COMPATIBLE BRANDSBaader Planetarium, Takahashi, Zeiss
TYPE OF ADAPTERReducing piece

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