Dovetail Accessory Bar, Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph (RASA) 6

CelestronSKU: 94291

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  • Description
  • Seamless Integration: This accessory bar mounts directly on the top of the RASA 6, providing a secure platform for additional accessories.
  • Universal Compatibility: It accepts any accessory that mounts onto a CG-5 or Vixen dovetail plate, making it versatile enough to accommodate all your gear.
  • Robust Construction: The anodized aluminum body offers exceptional durability and stability while matching the original RASA 6 mounting bar.
  • Easy Installation: It quickly installs into the existing threaded holes on the RASA 6, with all necessary mounting hardware included.

Enhance your Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph (RASA) 6 with our dovetail accessory bar. This bar mounts effortlessly on the top of your telescope, providing a stable and secure platform for any accessories that utilize CG-5 or Vixen dovetail plates. Constructed from durable anodized aluminum, it’s an exact match for the dovetail already installed on your RASA 6. Installation is easy—just screw it into the existing threaded holes using the included hardware. This simple accessory will enable you to mount the perfect finishing touches on your RASA 6 astroimaging setup.

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