Name: Antares 2" Dielectric Mirror Diagonal - With Twist Lock - 2MD-DTL
Brand: Antares
SKU: ANT-2MD-DTL
Price: 140.00 CAD
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Antares 2" Dielectric Mirror Diagonal - With Twist Lock - 2MD-DTL

Antares —— SKU: ANT-2MD-DTL

$140.00 CAD

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Antares 2" Dielectric Mirror Diagonal - W/ Twist-Lock

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Antares 2" Mirror Diagonal
Employs a Dielectric Type Mirror
99% Reflectivity at 546 nm
Reduces Vignetting and has high Reflectivity
Twist-Lock Type Retainer for Eyepiece
Designed for use with 2" Barrels
Black Aluminum Body

The Antares 2MD-DTL: 2" Mirror Diagonal with Twist-Lock retainer has a multilayer dielectric coating with 99% reflectivity in green (546 nM) light. Provides best imaging and viewing results on 2" eyepiece systems. This model includes a Twist-Lock type retainer for eyepieces. Reduces or eliminates vignetting, and allows for use of any 2" accessory.

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Antares Model No:	2MD-DTL
Diagonal Type:	90° Star Diagonal, 2" Barrel
Includes:	Multilayer Dielectric Coated Mirror, Twist-Lock Retention for eyepiece

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