BeardFace
02-07-2021, 09:00 PM
Hey all,
I'm selling my beloved RC8 with all the bells and whistles attached. A lot of effort went into this setup, and it's taken some great shots, but I'm moving up the RC ranks to a more permanent setup. Comes with:
-Bintel/GSO Carbon fibre RC8 with extension tubes
-Moonlite Large Format RC Focuser, with both 2 inch and 1.25 inch adapters
-ZWO EAF
-Farpoint Dovetail weight with two 3 pound weights
-Farpoint Dovetail Handle
Also including:
-RC Collimation Ring (not needed with the moonlite focuser but might be worth having)
-Original Bintel/GSO Focuser
-Telrad Base
-Bahtinov Mask
All that new would cost around $3200 but I'll be selling it all for $2200. Can pickup in Brunswick, or can ship at buyer's expense.
Honestly I'd have loved to keep this setup but I'm making sure I don't have scopes lying around collecting dust. I've made sure the collimation is nice and dialled in, and took a quick 20 minute (20 x 1 minute exposure) shot of the keyhole nebula to confirm. Keep in mind shots were taken with a TS Optics Field corrector (that I'll be holding onto for my next scope) so you may find some curvature at the edge of the field depending on your sensor size. I've also included other shots I've taken with it.
I'm selling my beloved RC8 with all the bells and whistles attached. A lot of effort went into this setup, and it's taken some great shots, but I'm moving up the RC ranks to a more permanent setup. Comes with:
-Bintel/GSO Carbon fibre RC8 with extension tubes
-Moonlite Large Format RC Focuser, with both 2 inch and 1.25 inch adapters
-ZWO EAF
-Farpoint Dovetail weight with two 3 pound weights
-Farpoint Dovetail Handle
Also including:
-RC Collimation Ring (not needed with the moonlite focuser but might be worth having)
-Original Bintel/GSO Focuser
-Telrad Base
-Bahtinov Mask
All that new would cost around $3200 but I'll be selling it all for $2200. Can pickup in Brunswick, or can ship at buyer's expense.
Honestly I'd have loved to keep this setup but I'm making sure I don't have scopes lying around collecting dust. I've made sure the collimation is nice and dialled in, and took a quick 20 minute (20 x 1 minute exposure) shot of the keyhole nebula to confirm. Keep in mind shots were taken with a TS Optics Field corrector (that I'll be holding onto for my next scope) so you may find some curvature at the edge of the field depending on your sensor size. I've also included other shots I've taken with it.