FEATHER TOUCH MICRO FOCUSER FOR CELESTRON CPC-800 / NEXSTAR 6SE, C8EDGE HD 8SE SCHMIDT-CASSEGRAIN TELESCOPES
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FEATHER TOUCH MICRO FOCUSER FOR CELESTRON CPC-800 / NEXSTAR 6SE, C8EDGE HD 8SE SCHMIDT-CASSEGRAIN TELESCOPES

FEATHER TOUCH MICRO FOCUSER FOR CELESTRON CPC-800 / NEXSTAR 6SE, C8EDGE HD 8SE SCHMIDT-CASSEGRAIN TELESCOPES

Starlight InstrumentsSKU: FTM-CPC8
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$469.99 CAD
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Feather Touch® Micro Telescope Focuser for Celestron CPC-800 / NexStar 6SE & 8SE Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescopes



For the Celestron 6SE, you will need to measure the outside diameter of the flange of the stock focuser (the part of the stock focuser that mates to the rear cell, as Celestron uses 2 different size of flanges, 1 that is 1.5"/38mm and 1 that is 1.6"/40.6mm. We do have both of the size of flanges so if ordering from a distributor or direct from us, please let them know what size of flange you have.

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