Starfield Pier-1000

StarfieldSKU: SF-Pier

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Discontinued and replaced with the new Starfield Optics Pier-1000B 

 

The Starfield Pier is the ultimate upgrade for your mount to improve its stability.

 
Weighing only 16lbs, and supporting over 175lbs.
 
Super simple to setup. It comes with a padded heavy duty carrying bad, and mount adapters for ZWO AM5/AM3, Skywatcher, Takahashi, Rainbow Astro, Crux, and a 3/8's adapter. The Legs slide out and lock into position without any fuss. Once deployed leveling the pier is easy with the leveler feet, and its ball joined pads making uneven surfaces easy to deal with.
 
Mounts that will work with included 3/8 adpater.
  • iOptron HEM15
  • Rainbow Astro RST135
  • ZWO AM5/AM3
 
Skywatcher
EQ5
HEQ5
HEQ5-Pro
AZ/EQ5 Pro
EQ6
 
iOptron (with optional Adapter)
 
HAE/ZEQ/CEM25 (requires iOptron adapter)
 
CEM40
GEM45
iEQ30-Pro
iEQ45-Pro
Cem60/70
 
 

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