Bob's Knobs Celestron SCT 11” f/10 standard Fastar

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Bob's Knobs for Celestron SCT 11” f/10 Standard Fastar: Enhance Telescope Adjustability Designed for Celestron SCT 11" f/10 Fastar: Ideal for Celestron 11” (28 cm) f/10 SCT models with standard thread...

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SKU: C11stdfst
Categories: Bob's Knobs
Description

Bob's Knobs for Celestron SCT 11” f/10 Standard Fastar:

Enhance Telescope Adjustability

  • Designed for Celestron SCT 11" f/10 Fastar: Ideal for Celestron 11” (28 cm) f/10 SCT models with standard thread factory collimation screws and "Trifid" rotary cover Fastar secondary housing.
  • Part Information - Part: C11stdfst:
    • Telescope Compatibility: Fits Celestron 11” SCTs (metal or carbon fiber tube) with standard threads, including models with Starizona Hyperstar (if they have standard threads).
    • Knob Features: Constructed from black plastic, each knob is 16 mm (5/8”) in diameter, designed for easy and precise adjustments.
    • Thread Material: Equipped with stainless steel threads for durability and a perfect match.
  • Thread Type Guidance:
    • Identifying Screw Threads: Silver Phillips screws typically indicate standard threads. Some black Phillips screws may also be standard. Use our hints to determine the correct thread type.
    • Return and Exchange Policy: If knobs with incorrect threads are ordered, they can be returned for a refund. Options to order both standard and metric thread screws are available, with the ability to return the unused set.
  • Factory Dust Cover Compatibility:
    • Normal Dust Cover Fit: Ensures the factory dust cover will continue to fit as usual with Bob’s Knobs installed.
  • Rotary Secondary Cover Instructions:
    • Cover Positioning: The rotary secondary cover must stay open when knobs are installed, as it's purely cosmetic and does not impact the telescope's operation.
  • User-Friendly Telescope Tuning: Perfect for Celestron SCT 11” f/10 Fastar telescope owners looking for an efficient, tool-free method for precise collimation adjustments.