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Brand: ZWO
Reference: ZWEAF-S
Brand: ZWO
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Brand: Player One
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Reference: AS-SET-DUO-D1D2
Brand: ASKAR - Sharpstar
Reference: ZWDC-Y-SPLIT
Brand: ZWO
Reference: AS-REDFRA400
Brand: ASKAR - Sharpstar
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High-quality parallel mounting for 2 telescopes on one mount - ideal for astrophotography with guiding scope.
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A dual mount is the most stable way for attaching two telescopes to one mount. Especially for astrophotography, this kind of fastening is very popular. Thus you can attach a guiding scope or a camera for piggyback photography next to the main telescope.
♦ Maximum stiffness without unnnecessary weight through profile design
♦ The distance of the dovetail clamps adapts to the diameter of the telescopes
♦ High-quality clamps ensure best grip even after years
♦ The instruments are clamped across the surface, preventing from unaesthetic clamping marks and increasing stability
♦ The smooth side profile of the dual mount allows 100% balancing of the instruments on the mount
Usually, tube rings provide only a small support area and, due to the felt liner, they are not very stable. The guiding scope or telephoto lens can move relatively to the main telescope. Additionally, lever is more unfavourable. The mount is clearly higher burdened than with the dual mount. The guiding scope is significantly closer to the centre of gravity of the mount. Balancing the instruments is easier with the dual mount, too.
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High-quality parallel mounting for 2 telescopes on one mount - ideal for astrophotography with guiding scope.
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