RASA 11 Filter Drawer adapter with 2" fliter slider
RASA 11 Filter Drawer adapter with 2" fliter slider
RASA 11 Filter Drawer adapter with 2" fliter slider
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RASA 11 Filter Drawer adapter with 2" fliter slider

Antlia FiltersSKU: ANT-RASAC925C11(HD)-SL
Cameras Side Adapter M42: Yes
Cameras Side Adapter M48: Yes
Price:
$177.95 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description

The Antlia RASA telescope adapter allows you to connect the Antlia Filter Drawer to the Celestron RASA 11" astrograph and EdgeHD 9.25" & 11" SCTs. The adapter and slider base adds an optical thickness of 55.8mm.

    The Antlia filter drawer system is composed of three parts - the main body base with an optical length of 20mm, plus telescope adapter and camera adapter, which are connected to the main body with four grub screws each.

    All parts of the Antlia filter drawer system are made of aircraft aluminum and are CNC-machined and anodized.

    Note: each component of the Antlia Filter Drawer System is sold separately.



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