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Takahashi M114x1mm to OPTEC-3600 Adapter (19808)

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Category: Astrophotography Accessories

The Takahashi M114x1mm to OPTEC-3600 Adapter (19808) is an astrophotography accessory that connects a Takahashi M114 male thread to an OPTEC-3600 dovetail mount. It is offered under the Optec brand.

  • Connects Takahashi M114 male thread to an OPTEC-3600 dovetail mount
  • Adapter part number: 19808
  • Brand: Optec
  • Category: Astrophotography Accessories
  • Standard SKU configuration
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew M. ★★★★★

Finally, a reliable way to attach my Takahashi scope to the OPTEC-3600 mount without any wobble. The anodized finish looks great and the threads engage smoothly right from the start.

Carter O. ★★★★★

The threads are very precise and it mounted perfectly to my OPTEC plate without any wobble. This solved my adapter issue right away.

Timothy A. ★★★★★

Finally, a solid way to mate my old Takahashi focuser to the OPTEC-3600 saddle without any wobble. The machining is precise enough that the adapter threads on smoothly and holds collimation perfectly during a long imaging run.