Cloud Break Optics

2" Helical Focuser for 80mm Finderscopes (F080H)

2" Helical Focuser for 80mm Finderscopes (F080H) - Main image
$35.28 $49 In stock

Category: Finders

Description

Use the Stellarvue F080H to turn your F080M2 into a straight through finderscope! Simply unthread the right angle prism assembly from the main tube and replace it with the F080H. It features a 2" helical focuser and includes a 1.25" adapter. Remember that when using the F080H on your finderscope your image will be inverted.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew O. ★★★★★

The helical focuser threads on cleanly and makes fine adjustments a breeze—I can finally nail that crisp edge on the moon without fighting the lock ring. It's a solid upgrade that turns the finder into something I actually use every session.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Swapping the right angle prism for this helical focuser was surprisingly simple and instantly made my finderscope much more usable. The threads are precise and smooth, with zero slop during adjustment. It’s a solid upgrade for anyone wanting a straight-through setup.

Ruby G. ★★★★★

The helical focuser threads on perfectly and has a smooth, precise travel that makes fine-tuning the view effortless. I can actually see faint stars now without the image drifting, which was my main frustration before.