Product no.: 20186

Skywatcher Field Flattener for Evoguide 50ED

This field flattener allows high-quality astrophotography with the very compact and lightweight 50 mm ED telescope.

♦ Corrects up to sensor format APS-C and thus the entire area illuminated by the 1.25" connector

♦ Very good star images over 6° true field of view

♦ Telescope connection T2

♦ Camera connections 1.25" and T2

♦ Simply screwed in instead of the extension tube

♦ Working distance 17.5 mm

♦ Two multi-coated lenses

♦ Supplied with protective screw-on caps

 

Skywatcher Field Flattener for Evoguide 50ED

The new Sky-Watcher field flattener for the compact Evoguide 50ED mini telescope is designed up to APS-C format (28 mm diagonal). It allows high-quality astrophotography with the very compact and lightweight telescope. The field flattener is screwed on instead of the extension tube of the 50ED and allows the connection of a camera with T2 thread connector. In addition, it has a receptacle for 1.25" barrels with two locking screws on the camera side.

The flange focal distance is 17.5 mm and is therefore suitable for most guiding and astro cameras. Perfect also when travelling in combination with Sky-Watcher´s small travel mounts like Star Adventurer (Mini) or AZ-GTi!

The Sky-Watcher Flattener contains two multi-coated lenses and comes with two high-quality anodized aluminum caps as dust protection.

The telescope is not included in the scope of delivery!


 

Type:	Field flattener
Design:	Doublet with FPL53 element
Coating:	Multicoating
Inner diameter:	31.7 mm (1.25")
Diameter flattened field:	28 mm
Diameter of corrected image field:	6°
Focal length extension factor:	1x
Backfocus:	17.5 mm
Connection:	T2 (M42x0.75) at both sides / camera side also 1.25" receptacle
Length:	45 mm without male thread
Material:	aluminium / optical glass
Net weight:	150 g

In the box:
♦ Field flattener
♦ 2 green anodised aluminium screw-on end caps

Price:

Our previous price 115,00 EUR
Now only 109,00 EUR
you save 5 % /6,00 EUR

19 % VAT incl. excl. Shipping costs