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Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree)
Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree)

Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree)

$129.00
Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) - great for land viewing
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- Available from 10 Wilson Rd, Warkworth.

- Usually ready in 12-24 hours

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Description

Who says telescopes are only for night time sky viewing?

With the Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) you can use your Refractor or  Cassegrain telescopes for terrestrial observation in the daytime.

  • This 1.25” diagonal produces right side up and left-to-right correct images when used with refractors and Cassegrain telescopes
  • Inserts into 1.25” focusers or visual backs; accepts standard 1.25” eyepieces


The Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) is ideal for when you need your telescope in a horizontal position, giving you a comfortable viewing angle and an upright, non-mirrored image.

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Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) - great for land viewing

Description

Who says telescopes are only for night time sky viewing?

With the Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) you can use your Refractor or  Cassegrain telescopes for terrestrial observation in the daytime.

  • This 1.25” diagonal produces right side up and left-to-right correct images when used with refractors and Cassegrain telescopes
  • Inserts into 1.25” focusers or visual backs; accepts standard 1.25” eyepieces


The Saxon 1.25" Erect Image Diagonal (45 degree) is ideal for when you need your telescope in a horizontal position, giving you a comfortable viewing angle and an upright, non-mirrored image.

Reviews