Explore Scientific ED127 Essential Series Air-Spaced Triplet

The Original Classic Explore Scientific ED127 Air-Spaced Triplet, Retooled for the Astrophotographer: New precision front cell with push-pull adjustments for tilt and centering adjustments to get the best collimation for the tightest stars. New 2-inch two-speed rack and pinion focuser with heavy-duty locks and rotatio

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Explore Scientific ED-127mm, Air-Spaced Refractor Telescope, OTA New precision front cell with push-pull adjustments for tilt and centering adjustments to get the best collimation for the tightest stars. New 2-inch two-speed rack and pinion focuser with heavy-duty locks and rotation adjustment, to position and hold your imaging system. New retractable dew shield, for improved portability.

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