Sky-Watcher Alt-Az Guidescope Mount – Used

Sky-WatcherSKU: SW-GUIDEMOUNT-USED

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Sale price$135.00 CAD
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  • Description

Used – Good Condition. A pre-owned Sky-Watcher alt-azimuth guidescope mount showing visible cosmetic wear from previous use. Sold as the mount only — no mounting hardware is included.

What's Included

  • Sky-Watcher alt-az guidescope mount

Condition Notes

  • Visible cosmetic wear consistent with previous use.
  • No mounting hardware included — you'll need your own screws or adapter plate to attach it to your telescope's rings or dovetail.

About the Sky-Watcher Guidescope Mount

Sky-Watcher's guidescope mount is a convenient alternative to traditional guidescope rings. Its full altitude and azimuth adjustment lets you quickly and precisely align a guidescope with your main telescope, and it accepts a standard Sky-Watcher/Vixen-style dovetail for easy, quick-release mounting of the guidescope. It's a practical, budget-friendly way to build out an autoguiding setup.

Final Sale

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final, and the condition is described above in good faith. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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