FTM-C8—Feather Touch® Micro for Celestron C-8 (NOT CPC/NexStar SE)
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FTM-C8—Feather Touch® Micro for Celestron C-8 (NOT CPC/NexStar SE)

FTM-C8—Feather Touch® Micro for Celestron C-8 (NOT CPC/NexStar SE)

Starlight InstrumentsSKU: FTM-C8
Price:
$499.99 CAD
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On Backorder — ships when available
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Feather Touch® Micro for Celestron C-8 (NOT CPC/NexStar SE)


If your telescope is less than a few years old, check the style of the back cell to see which version of the Feather Touch® SCT Micro Focuser you need: If your telescope has a flat back (left picture), you need the standard “C” Micro Focuser. If your telescope has a triangular pattern on the back (right picture), you will need the “CPC” version of the Micro Focuser.

Known to Fit: Celestron C-8 Schmidt-Cassegrain SCT

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