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Orion 1.25" Variable Tele-Extender

Manufacturer : Orion
Part Number : OR5127

Orion tele-extenders permit high-magnification "eyepiece projection" photography of the Moon and planets with a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. Orion tele-extenders are designed to fit all Celestron and Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes.

Orion tele-extenders permit high-magnification "eyepiece projection" photography of the Moon and planets with a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. Orion tele-extenders are designed to fit all Celestron and Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes.

 

Made of anodized aluminum, the tele-extender fits over a 1.25" eyepiece, with one end threading onto the eyepiece holder (visual back) of the telescope, the other end threading into the T-ring (sold separately) on your camera body.

 

This Variable Tele-Extender is an adjustable-length cylinder that provides a variable range of projection magnifications for a given eyepiece.

 

Note: The Variable Tele-Extender does not work with the Meade ETX-90.

 

Some 1.25" eyepieces have housings that are too wide to fit inside the tele-extenders. The following Orion eyepiece series are recommended for use with Orion tele-extenders:

 


Explorer II
Sirius Plossl (except 32mm and 40mm)
HighLight Plossls (except 32mm and 40mm)
Ultrascopic (except 30mm and 35mm)

 

If you have a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope, get a tele-extender and try your hand at taking awesome, high-resolution photographs of the Moon and planets!

 

$52.95
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