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17mm Spacer for TOA 150 (TKA32594)

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Category: Astrophotography Accessories

The 17mm Spacer for TOA 150 (TKA32594) is a Takahashi accessory intended for use with the TOA 150 telescope. It is listed under astrophotography accessories and carries the Takahashi brand name.

  • Product: 17mm Spacer for TOA 150
  • Part number: TKA32594
  • Brand: Takahashi
  • Category: Astrophotography Accessories
  • Sold as the Standard option
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel X. ★★★★★

Finally got the spacing right to reach proper back focus with my reducer. The threads are buttery smooth and it threads on without any play.

Timothy ★★★★★

This little ring fits perfectly between the corrector and my camera adapter, and the anodized finish matches the rest of the scope. It solved my back focus issue on the first try, giving me sharp stars across the whole frame.

Kevin ★★★★★

Finally got the spacing dialed in on my imaging train and this 17mm ring sits perfectly flush between the corrector and camera. The machining is clean with no burrs, threads engage smoothly every time. It's exactly what my setup needed to hit the right backfocus.

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