Name: M68 OAG Off-Axis Guider
Brand: ZWO Optical
SKU: ZWO-M68-OAG
Price: 264.59 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Description

M68 OAG (suitable for Full Frame Cooled mono camera-ASI6200MM Pro camera)

1. Lightweight and Exquisite, 17.5mm thickness

2. Prism size: 8*8mm

3. Connect the main imaging camera and the guide camera simultaneously. No guide scope required!

4. High stability, strong connection to the telescope

5. Currently compatible with ASI6200MM Pro camera only, rather than other ZWO ASI cameras

6. For guiding, only can work with ASI mini camera currently.

Usage Guider:

Connection methods of ASI6200MM Pro, 2” EFW and M68 OAG to get the best back-focus-length-solutions-55mm:

https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/tutorials/connection-methods-of-asi6200mm-pro-2-efw-and-m68-oag.html

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