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Focal Reducer-Flattener-Rotator for SVX152T (SFFRR.72-152-48)

Focal Reducer-Flattener-Rotator for SVX152T (SFFRR.72-152-48) - Main image
$417 $695 In stock

Category: Astrophotography Accessories

Description

This is the large reducer flattener with rotator that is made for our new SVX152T refractor equipped with the Stellarvue FSV35 focuser. If you are using a former 152 made with a 3.5" Feather Touch focuser you will also need an adapter. It is align-able and has a rotator with an M69 female connection. This version has adapters and extensions Optimizing it for use with a DSLR using the large 48 mm t-ring or a ccd camera with a 55 mm backfocus using an M48 thread.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison O. ★★★★★

Finally got my spacing perfect with the 48mm thread connection to my camera; the integrated rotator made framing galaxy shots effortless.

Emma A. ★★★★★

The rotator clicks into place with satisfying precision every 10 degrees, making framing adjustments a breeze even in the dark. Paired with my SVX152T, the stars are sharp corner-to-corner across the full frame.

Ryan ★★★★★

Finally got it dialed in last night—the rotating mechanism clicks into place with satisfying precision, no backlash at all. Flat stars right to the edge of my full-frame sensor, which is exactly what I needed for this setup.