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PrimaLuceLab C82 Pier for Concrete Base with Adapter for EQ6 / AZ-EQ6 / CGEM

SKU PLL-C82-C-EQ6
Original price CA$1,225.00 - Original price CA$1,225.00
Original price
CA$1,225.00
CA$1,225.00 - CA$1,225.00
Current price CA$1,225.00
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When you want to install a telescope under a dome, the pier is preferable since not only it provides very good stability but it also needs for less space and it prevents the telescope installed on the mount touches the tripod. Using the pier, you can safely use your instrument!This pier comes with adapter for SkyWatcher EQ6, EQ6-R, AZ-EQ6 or CGEM mounts.

Our C82 pier is made of steel and it has a high rigidity and load capacity, thanks to the central tube 5 mm thick. Together with the adapter to connect the mount, it has a height of 82cm from the ground.

Main specifications:
- Stable and safe, perfect for fixed installation of telescopes
- Thick central tube for high rigidity
- Base with pairs of 120° holes for perfect horizontal leveling
- Adapter for EQ6, AZ-EQ6 or CGEM equatorial mounts
- White painting for a long life

The pier base is circular and it has a diameter of 35 cm. Here there are three pairs of holes set at 120°. Each pair consists of a through hole in which you can insert the retaining screw to the concrete base and an M16 threaded hole in which to put a thrust screw to adjust, during the installation of the pier, the perfect vertical position of the pier itself.