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Farpoint Dovetail Plate - Tele Vue Clamshell

FarpointSKU: FDTV
Price:
$116.88 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
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Product Overview

Give your Tele Vue clamshell a D-size dovetail interface.

This dovetail plate bolts to the Tele Vue clamshell — it’s designed for the Tele Vue clamshell only — adapting it to a D-size (Losmandy-style) saddle. Machined of sturdy aluminum with a black anodized finish. CNC-machined in the USA.

Who Is This Product Best For?

This product is designed for telescope owners and astrophotographers who use Losmandy-style (D-size) dovetail hardware.

What’s In The Box

  • Farpoint Dovetail Plate - Tele Vue Clamshell
Designed forTele Vue clamshell only
Bar standardD-size (Losmandy-style)
FinishBlack anodized aluminum
ConstructionCNC-machined in the USA

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