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SBIG CFW-8/S Spacer for TOA Reducers (TCD0021)

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$95.76 $152 In stock

Category: Astrophotography Accessories

The Takahashi TCD0021 is a spacer designed to attach an SBIG ST camera with a CFW-8 or CFW-9 filter wheel to a Takahashi TOA reducer. It is part of the SBIG CFW-8/S spacer line for TOA reducers.

  • Brand: Takahashi
  • Product code: TCD0021
  • Compatible camera: SBIG ST series
  • Compatible filter wheel: SBIG CFW-8 or CFW-9
  • Use: connects the camera and filter wheel to a TOA reducer
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia F. ★★★★★

I was worried about sensor distance calculations, but this spacer slipped right onto the reducer threads with zero play, making collimation much easier than I expected.

Sebastian F. ★★★★★

The fit between the TCD0021 and my SBIG ST camera is absolutely precise, threads engage smoothly without any cross-threading. I’ve been using it with the TOA reducer and the whole setup stays perfectly collimated even after swapping filters.

Miles J. ★★★★★

Finally a spacer that lets me connect my SBIG camera and filter wheel to the TOA reducer without any guesswork. The machining is precise enough that I didn't have to shim anything to get perfect back focus.