Sharpstar EDPH61 II Astrophotography Package (ASIAIR Plus + ASI294MC-Pro) – Used

SharpstarSKU: SHARPSTAR-EDPH61II-PKG-USED

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Sale price$2,500.00 CAD
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Sized for this tube. Dew ends more Ontario nights than cloud does.

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  • Description

Used – Very Good Condition. A complete, ready-to-image astrophotography rig built around the Sharpstar EDPH61 II apochromatic refractor. In very good condition with only little signs of use and fully tested and working as it should.

Sold as a complete package only — this rig is not to be broken up or sold as individual components.

What's Included

  • Sharpstar EDPH61 II telescope with matched flattener
  • ZWO ASIAIR Plus
  • ZWO EAF (electronic autofocuser)
  • ZWO 30mm guide scope with ASI290MM Mini guide camera
  • ZWO 2" filter drawer
  • ZWO ASI294MC-Pro cooled camera
  • Optolong L-Enhance filter
  • Optolong L-Pro filter

About This Rig

This is a turnkey deep-sky astrophotography setup. The Sharpstar EDPH61 II is a compact ED apochromatic refractor paired with its dedicated flattener for edge-to-edge sharpness across the field. The ZWO ASIAIR Plus runs the whole system — camera control, plate solving, auto-guiding (via the 30mm guide scope and ASI290MM Mini), and electronic autofocus (EAF) — while the cooled ASI294MC-Pro colour camera and 2" filter drawer with Optolong L-Enhance and L-Pro filters cover both narrowband-enhanced and broadband imaging. Everything is already installed and configured together.

Final Sale

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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