Explore Scientific 50Mm Finderscope Ring Bracket Low Profile

Explore Scientific 50mm Finderscope Ring Bracket Low Profile

Product Code: eq176064
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The low-height Explore Scientific 50mm Finderscope Ring Bracket Low Profileallows you to mount any 50mm finderscope to your telescope. Each of the two rings features three plastic screws to mount and align the finder with your OTA, without marring or marking the finderscope. A dovetail plate on the bottom of the bracket fits in a compatible user-supplied saddle and enables quick installation and removal without requiring realignment of the finderscope. This low-height version of the bracket sets the finderscope 1" above the OTA.

For 50mm Finderscopes Sets Finderscope 1" off of OTA Two Rings, Each with Three Adjustments Plastic Thumbscrews Quick Release Functionality

Parameters
Scope Compatibility	50 mm
Height	Scope Height: 1" (2.5 cm)
Dimensions	2.9 x 2.4 x 3.7" (7.3 x 6.1 x 9.3 cm)
Weight	3.9 oz (110.6 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.1 x 4.8 x 3.6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this telescope have a mount for a EOS dslr? I'd like to do some astrophotography with my 5Dmk4

A: The Canon EOS 5Dmk4 will mount to the Explore Scientific FirstLight 114mm f/4.3 Reflector EQ Telescope (BH # EXFLN114EQ3) with a Explore Scientific DSLR Camera Vixen-Style Dovetail Assembly (11"), B&H # EXDSLRCDA.

Q: 2. Will an Ioptron CEM25p mount attach to this tripod?

A: Yes it will

Q: 3. Does a skywatcher 130pds mount on this?

A: Yes it will

Q: 4. Does the EXOS nano adj. Knobs move as slowly as the twilight 1 and can you mount a celestron travel 70 on the EXOS Nano?

A: No, the Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount will not move as slowly as a Twilight 1 mount. As long as you can mount the Celestron Travel 70 on a Vixen-style universal mount, it will mount.

Q: 5. Will a CG4 or LX70 EQ mount attach to this tripod?

A: Yes, they will

Q: 6. What is the weight of the tripod amount? Not the shipping weight but the actual net weight.

A: The tripod in the Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount with ST1 Tripod kit weighs 17 pounds according to the manufacturer.

Q: 7. are the legs chromed steel or stainless?

A: The legs of the Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount with ST1 Tripod BH #EXFLENEQ3M • MFR #FL-EXOSNANOT1-00 are aluminum

Q: 8. The fibre lining on the cradles; how thick would you say it is?

A: Sorry this item is a special order item B&H does not stock this product. Please contact Explore Scientific for that type of specifications. Explore ScientificTel: (866)252.3811 Website http://explorescientificusa.com/

Q: 9. Will a Celestron C6-N be mounted on this? Is it strong enough hold it if heavier counterweight is needed?

A: Yes the OTA is about 10 lbs. The head and tripod are rated for a 15 lb. max load

Q: 10. What is the load capacity?

A: About 12 lbs.

Al	28/09/2024
[0.4 lb] I have no regrets. This is a really great filter. 5

Tom	23/06/2024
[0.4 lb] It comes in a really nice box. 5

Mark	19/06/2024
[0.4 lb] Build quality second to none,great mirror and eyepieces will not fall out due to nice snug fitt 5

Richard	22/05/2024
[0.4 lb] I purchased this coma corrector after reading online reviewer's recommendations. I'm using it on a 8" f/3.9 imaging Newtonian and after getting the spacing correct I have pinpoint stars across the field. I would recommend this corrector for anyone imaging with a fast scope, you will not be disappointed. 5

David	14/04/2024
[0.4 lb] Ordered from USA to Brisbane on a Monday and received Friday via DHL in time for dark skies on Saturday. WOW Very light weight but solid. Performed well with Explore Scientific + Tele Vue eye pieces on my Celestron 11 and would highly recommend. 5