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Adapter 2"/SCTi to T-2a, rotatable – for SC- and MAK-telescopes
Product Details
- SKU2408160
- EAN Code4047825012692
- ManufacturerBaader Planetarium
Ports & Compatibility
- Adaptable toall male 2" SC-Gewinde from 5/6/8/11/14 OTAs
- Compatible BrandsAstro T-2Baader PlanetariumCelestron
- Inner Connection (lens sided)M42 x 0.75 (T-2)2"/SCT Thread (50.8mm)
- Outer Connection (eyepiece/-camera-sided)M42 x 0.75 (T-2)
- T-2 Part #21
Dimensions & Weight
- Inner Diameter / Clear Aperture (mm)38
- Net weight (kg)0.05
- Outer Diameter56
Optical & Usage Specifications
- Optical length (mm)15
- Type of AdapterReducing Adapter
- UsageSC-T photo adapter
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Does the Rotatable Adapter #2408160 include a 2 inch (M48) filter thread, like the internal filter thread on the Adapter 2"/SCTa to T-2a #1508035? Thanks.
Jan S / February 23, 20261 Answer
There is no filter thread inside of this adaptor, there is not enoug space
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Hello, I have the #2408160 adapter, is it equivalent to the #2958500B ultra-short adapter if I use only 2 parts on the 3? I’m looking to reduce 8mm of optical path for my camera.
Do you have a solution to achieve a T2 length of 28.35mm? This is the backfocus difference for the SCT EdgeHD 8 with and without the focal reducer. Perhaps you may add a new part in your catalogue as this telescope is popular (is it a simple t2 extension tube).
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Pierre-André Tapparel / January 20, 20221 Answer
- Yes, the outer and inner part of the #2408160 adapter are identical to the #2958500B part. The only difference is that #2958500B comes with a 0,8mm T-2 fine-tuning ring to hold the parts together. This or a similar sized T-2 ring can be easily retro-fitted to the two #2408160 components. To achieve a T-2 optical length of 28,35mm you can use the Baader VariLock 29 (#2956929).Baader Web Team / January 27, 202220
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I would like to know the total physical lenght (without the T2 thread) of the adapter BTA for SC and MAK (T2 part #21) 2408160. And also what is the lenght of the SC thread of this adapter?
Armando Zurlo / February 6, 20191 Answer
- The total length of the adapter is 27,5mm minus 5mm T2 male thread is 22,5mm minus 7,5mm female SC 2" thread gives the optical length of 15mm.Baader Web Team / February 7, 201930
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I have purchased the Alan Gee MkII and need to adapt it to my 2” Moonlite focuser which is mounted to my GSO RC8. It looks like I will need items 16 and 26 to do this. Where is the best place to order these from to be shipped to the states? I have various spacer rings to use with my Altair Astro 183C PROTEC camera that had 17.5 mm flange distance. The AG was purchased from Agena AstroProducts. Thanks, Tim
Tim McCollum / September 17, 20181 Answer
- Yes, you need the parts #16 (# 2408150) and #26 (#1508025) to mount the Alan Gee in a 2" eyepiece clamp, and in addtion some spacers to reach the desired distance between sensor and Alan Gee. For purchase in/delivery to the United States, please contact our distributor www.alpineastro.com.Baader Web Team / September 17, 201850
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I am interested in getting the Alan Gee Telecompressor, and would like to mount it using this Baader T Adapter (T-2 part #21). However, I also have the #2956220 SC / HD-Clicklock Eyepiece clamp for my Celestron SCT 9.25. I wonder if I can attach the Alan Gee to the T-2 Part #21 and then have the #2956220 Clicklock on top of it, to make it really easy to change from visual to astrophotography applications. What are additional components that I would need to reach focus with a ZWO ASI224MC Camera?
Thank you for your help!
Carlos Labastida / March 23, 20181 Answer
- Please note that the recommended distance between Alan Gee and the field stop of an eyepiece or a camera sensor is 121mm. It should not be much further away than ca. 130mm, otherwise the quality may suffer. The 2" SC/HD-Clicklock has got a length of 47mm, our 2"-mirrors ca 112mm, our 2" prisms about 100mm (both including their clicklock eyepiece clamps) and our 1.25"-T-2-prism 64mm incl. eyepiece clamp. So, it is okay if you use a 1.25" star diagonal, but with a 2" star diagonal, the Alan Gee will be too far away from the eyepiece. You can use the BTA (#21) and the Expanding Ring T-2f / M48m (T-2 part #29) #2458110 (optical length: 2.5mm) to attach the Clicklock to the BTA. But we'd recommend this only for 1.25" star diagonals. The ASI has got a backfocus of 12.5mm from the T-2-thread, so you need ca. 108.5mm of distance. If you attach the camera *directly to the BTA*, this can be achieved e.g. with - 2x 40mm T-2-extension tube (T-2 part #25B) #1508153 - VariLock 46, lockable T-2 ExtensionTube 29-46mm (T-2 part #25V) #2956946 This will give you a length of 109mm, or if you want the more precise, you can use - 1x 40mm tube - 2x 15mm tubes (#1508154) - 1x VariLock 46 to give you 99-116mm. If you mount the Alan Gee in *front of the Clicklock*, you need e.g.: - Expanding Ring T-2f / M48m (T-2 part #29) #2458110 - optical length: 2.5mm - 2" SC-Clicklock - 47mm - Baader 2" / T-2 Nose Piece (T-2 part #16) # 2408150 - optical length: 2.5mm - 2 x 15mm T-2-extension tube (T-2 part #25A) # 1508154 - 30mm - Baader VariLock 29, 20-29mm (T-2 part #25Y) # 2956929 - set to 26.5mm - ASI cam - 12.5 mm This will give you the desired working distance of 121mm.Baader Web Team / March 26, 201830
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Can the T thread section be rotated relative to the SCT thread section and locked in any chosen orientation of the camera? There appears to be a locking screen (possibly even three of them) to do this but it is easy to misinterpret images on a web page.
Richard Campbell / October 21, 20161 Answer
- Indeed - the T-2 section can be rotated into any desired position with the camera firmly on - and then the rotational position of the camera is locked by rotating the big 2" nut onto the 2" SC-thread. Inside the mechanism you can see three pressure plates in 120° spacing. This may have irritated you as it indeed looks similar to some dead lock solution. However - this is just to increase pressure when locking down the SC-nut, so that the T-2 thread cannot slip sideways once the 2"nut is tightened down. However it does not hinder free rotation of the T-2 thread at all during finding the optimum rotational position of the camera. We hope it answers your question satisfactorily.Baader Web Team / October 24, 201620
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