Hagar
24-11-2014, 05:19 PM
I have for sale my Takahashi FSQ 106 ED telescope. It has lived it's life in doors and in an observatory. It is the version with a Captains wheel rotator built onto the focuser. This has not been used as I fitted a Takahashi Camera angle adjuster. I also have ca35 camera adapter for fitting a camera and a couple of 72mm extension tubes to bring cameras to focus using solid screw together fittings. It is currently mounted with 2X mounting rings but it also comes with an original clam shell mount from Takahashi. It has a 7X50 illuminated finder scope with quick release bracket and dew straps for both the main scope and the finder scope. (No controller). I also have a dimmable flat field light box made by EXFSO on this site and a Bantinof focus mask. I will also throw in the BT technologies 10" dovetail bar which is made for the clamshell mount.
I still have the original box for the scope but I also have a very large Pelican case which you can have as well.
New this lot is worth over $7000 and I will sell it for $4500. Now $4000
This is quite some package so it will need to be picked up. I can meet a purchaser part way between Albury and Sydney or Albury and Melbourne.
Please don't make me any ridiculous offers as I wont bother to answer them.
I will get some photos when the weather settles and I can get out into the dome.
Serial No 090017 which means it was the 17th FSQ built in 2009.
I just added a few images of the front element of this scope. I didn't even think about this before.
I still have the original box for the scope but I also have a very large Pelican case which you can have as well.
New this lot is worth over $7000 and I will sell it for $4500. Now $4000
This is quite some package so it will need to be picked up. I can meet a purchaser part way between Albury and Sydney or Albury and Melbourne.
Please don't make me any ridiculous offers as I wont bother to answer them.
I will get some photos when the weather settles and I can get out into the dome.
Serial No 090017 which means it was the 17th FSQ built in 2009.
I just added a few images of the front element of this scope. I didn't even think about this before.