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Due to the USA–China tariff escalation, we will temporarily not receive additional inventory for Celestron and Sky-Watcher products. As a result, we are unable to accept orders for any out-of-stock items and encourage you to take advantage of the products currently in stock while supplies last.
Due to the USA–China tariff escalation, we will temporarily not receive additional inventory for Celestron and Sky-Watcher products. As a result, we are unable to accept orders for any out-of-stock items and encourage you to take advantage of the products currently in stock while supplies last.
ZWO M68 Sensor Tilt Plate

ZWO M68 Sensor Tilt Plate

by ZWO
SKU ZWO-M68-Plate
CA$0
CA$41.00 - CA$41.00
CA$41.00
CA$41.00 - CA$41.00
CA$41.00
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  • Exclusive Compatibility
  • Versatile Connectivity
  • Precision Engineering
  • Enhanced Functionality
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  • ZWO Sensor Tilt Plate - M68 - Overview

    ZWO Sensor Tilt Plate - M68 - Overview

    The ZWO M68 Sensor Tilt Plate is a specialized accessory developed to ensure precise sensor alignment for full-frame cooled cameras. This plate is designed for seamless integration with M68-thread telescopes and advanced imaging accessories.

    Exclusive Compatibility

    Specially crafted for ZWO ASI6200MM/MC Pro full-frame cooled cameras, ensuring optimal performance.

    Versatile Connectivity

    Designed to work with ZWO 2-inch EFW and M68 OAG, providing a robust imaging setup.

    Mounts directly onto M68-thread telescope systems for secure and stable attachment.

    Precision Engineering

    Thickness of 5mm ensures a reliable and precise adjustment to eliminate sensor tilt.

    ZWO Sensor Tilt Plate - M68 - Enhanced Functionality

    Enhanced Functionality

    Expands on the original M54 Sensor Tilt Plate's functionality by allowing connection to M68-thread telescope systems.