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CA 35mm Wide Mount Adapter (TKA35201)

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$35.19 $51 In stock

Category: Astrophotography Accessories

The Takahashi CA 35mm Wide Mount Adapter (TKA35201) is a wide mount (WM) adapter designed for connecting the FS78 or SKY 90 telescope to DSLR cameras. It is part of the Takahashi astrophotography accessory lineup.

  • Brand: Takahashi
  • Model/Part number: TKA35201
  • Type: CA 35mm Wide Mount (WM) adapter
  • Compatible telescopes: FS78 and SKY 90
  • Use: Connecting a DSLR camera to the telescope
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

The machining on this 35mm adapter is flawless—it mates my camera to the FS78 with zero play. Focus snaps right into place, and the aluminum feels solid without being heavy.

Victoria ★★★★★

Finally got this adapter to connect my Sky 90 to a Canon body, the threading is butter-smooth and locks tight with zero wobble. That precise fit makes framing deep-sky targets so much less frustrating.

Benjamin Z. ★★★★★

Was a bit worried about the fit, but the wide mount adapter threaded onto my FS78 perfectly with no wobble. The machined surface is incredibly smooth, and now I’m getting sharp, round stars across the whole frame.