T-POD Max Red
T-POD Max Red
T-POD Max Red
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T-POD Max Red

Avalon InstrumentsSKU: AV-2TPD008
Price:
$2,531.00 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • Specifications

Made entirely from anodized aluminum, although T-pod Max weighs only 12 Kg, collapses to a diminutive 99 cm its load capacity is approximately 200 kg.

EASY TO OPEN, EASY TO TRANSPORT

T-Pod is really easy to transport thanks to a simple and comfortable handle. The T-pod 90, T-pod 110, T-pod 130 and T-pod Max tripods continue Avalon’s tradition of cutting edge design and top performance in portable observing and Astro-imaging systems.


Compatibility:

The T-pod Max is compatible with several mounts of the following brands:

  • Losmandy, iOptron, Vixen, Celestron, Takahashi, Skywatcher, T-rex, and with the 10Micron Pier Adapter Flange.
  • Depending on the mount model, the compatibility may be native or through the use of an adapter.


Features:

  • Highest quality anodized aluminum and stainless steel materials
  • Excellent stability with minimal weight
  • Small folded dimensions for easy transport
  • Durability for a long life
  • Easy transport with built-in handles and dedicated soft carrying bags
  • Easy setup and takedown

The Product Includes:
  • T-pod Max Red
  • T-pod Max Bag

Technical data

 T-Pod Max Technical Data
DimensionHeight min/max: 85/130cm 39/51 inches
Weight12 Kg
Capacity200 kg
Construcion Materialanodized aluminum, stainless steel

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