Springs for Meade Lightbridge (GSO) 8”, 10", 12" Primary
Springs for Meade Lightbridge (GSO) 8”, 10", 12" Primary
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Springs for Meade Lightbridge (GSO) 8”, 10", 12" PrimarySprings for Meade Lightbridge (GSO) 8”, 10", 12" Primary

Springs for Meade Lightbridge (GSO) 8”, 10", 12" Primary

Bob's KnobsSKU: CNspr
Price:
$30.00 CAD
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In stock Qty: 5
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Part: CNspr
Fits: Meade Lightbridge and GSO 8”, 10", 12" Newtonian telescopes.

Primary mirror springs as supplied by the factory can sag from the weight of the mirror cell. Our stainless steel replacement springs are stronger and provide adequate support to maintain primary mirror collimation. We recommend that the mirror locking screws remain in place for additional control.

Note: These springs will not fit the Lightbridge 16"

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