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Old 19-02-2022, 11:47 PM
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Orion Deluxe OAG

Asking $200 shipped. Comes with all normal accessories (no, a scope, camera, pier and focuser are not normal accessories).


"Attaches to any 2" telescope focuser via the included 2" nosepiece, or onto any T-thread equipped rear-cell. Includes T-extensions of three different lengths (7mm, 17mm, and 30mm) to accommodate different camera/guider combinations.


Features prism tilt adjustment and more than 100 degrees of radial adjustment for easy guide star location. Requires a minimum of 59mm inward focus travel"
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Old 20-02-2022, 04:17 PM
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Oag

What size sensor is this suited for? I cant seem to find the info.

Can you show a pic of Horsehead? I want to see if there are reflections.

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Old 20-02-2022, 06:05 PM
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Umm...sure.


Actually it's all dissasembled so no, no more pictures - sorry. I used this for off-axis guiding with an SBIG ST-ic which uses a Kodak KAI-340 CCD, but I only needed a star to do that and I was able to move the prism anywhere around 100 degrees within the image. But, I do know what you mean about reflections and apologies that I can't show you imaged from the OAG, I did not have any problems when using it.



I used it in an image train that was t-thread all the way through, that's 42mm (I think) and my sensor was APS-C (a Sony ICX413 in a QHY10 OSC).
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Old 04-03-2022, 07:19 AM
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