Baader Alan Gee Telecompressors
The Baader Alan Gee Telecompressor is a focal reducer designed for Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes and long-focus refractors, often used in front of a binoviewer or diagonal. It shortens the effective focal length to give a wider, brighter field without changing eyepieces.
This line includes the Telecompressor Mark II, the Universal 2" Telecompressor (UAG II), a centring ring for 9.25" SCTs and a 19mm M36.5 extension tube to fine-tune the reduction factor.
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Baader Planetarium Alan Gee Mark II Centering Ring for SC 9.25"
Adapts Alan Gee II Telecompressor to larger SCTs Ensures precise optical alignment Designed for Celestron 9.25" and 11" Schmidt-Cassegrain OTAs Pr...
View full detailsBaader Planetarium M36.5 Extension tube for Alan Gee II – 19mm
19mm Extension Length Proprietary M36.5 Threading Designed for the Baader Alan Gee II Telecompressor Thin-Walled for SCT Baffle Tube Clearance ...
View full detailsBaader Planetarium Alan Gee Universal 2" Telecompressor (UAG II)
Unique telecompressor designed for visual use with binoviewers Based on the flat-field Alan Gee design by Roland Christen of AstroPhysics Enables ...
View full detailsBaader Alan Gee Telecompressor Mark II
Dramatically widens the field of view of Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes Engineered to produce a sharp, flat field for visual observation Creates a ...
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