Takahashi Starbase 80 6x30 Finder with Bracket

TakahashiSKU: TAK-SBP08110

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Product Overview

This is a complete 6x30 finder unit built for the Starbase 80 — a 30mm objective at fixed 6x magnification, supplied together with its mounting bracket. It locates objects outside the main tube's narrow field so you can center them before switching to the eyepiece.

Who It's For

This is a good match if you own a Starbase 80 and need the matched finder-and-bracket set for target acquisition.

Key Features & Design

  • 30mm objective, fixed 6x magnification: wide enough field to star-hop before centering a target.
  • Bracket included: the finder and its mount ship together, matched to each other.
  • Sized for the Starbase 80: mounts directly without an adapter.

Recommended Uses

Star-hopping to deep-sky targets, centering objects before moving to the main eyepiece, and rough alignment before imaging.

Compatibility and Accessory Notes

Built for the Starbase 80; the bracket is matched and included in the set. If you are pairing this finder with a different telescope, send us the model and we will confirm the fit.

Good to Know Before You Order

Finder and bracket ship together: there is no separate bracket to source or match.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it difficult to set up?

No — the bracket is included and matched to the Starbase 80, so there is no separate finder-to-bracket fitting to work out.

What magnification and aperture does it have?

6x30 — a 30mm objective at fixed 6x magnification.

What's included?

The finder body and its mounting bracket together.

What is it best used for?

Locating objects outside the main tube's field before centering them at the eyepiece or in the imaging train.

Bottom Line

A matched 6x30 finder-and-bracket set for the Starbase 80, with a 30mm objective and fixed 6x magnification, ready to mount.

Product nameStarbase 80 6x30 Finder with Bracket
Product codeSBP08110
Aperture30 mm
Magnification6x (fixed)
BracketIncluded

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