Baader 2" ClickLock® clamp to M74i - for Skywatcher Esprit, TS-Optics and Omegon

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Model: baad_clicklock-m74i-2956274
Part Number: 2956274

Baader 2″ ClickLock M74i x 1 clamp – for focusers with M74 x 1 male thread, e.g. Skywatcher Esprit 120&150, TS-Optics and Omegon APOs 150/1000 with Linearpower focuser

Consisting of M68a x 1 ClickLock clamp (# 2956268) and M68i x 1 to M74i x 1 Inverter (# 2458237)

The Baader Planetarium 2" Click-Lock Eyepiece Clamp brings eyepiece holders into the 21st century. With a simple twist, 2" eyepieces and accessories are instantly locked with such strength that they can literally support an entire telescope without slippage. Simply grip the rubber-knurled outer collar and lightly twist. Easy.

Features

3-point clamping guarantees consistent centering and the complete absence of wobble.
No-marring of your fine eyepieces and accessories.
Knurled clamp lever is also provided for added convenience.
20 degree rotation is all that is required. Very low force required to rotate.
Ratchet function – features acoustic and haptic display of the clamp-position. This way you can hear and feel in darkness without looking if the clamp is opened or closed.

Each Click-Lock is provided with the necessary wrench to enable adjusting the rotation of the clamp for positioning the lever in the most convenient location.

Optical height: 44mm

Weight: 195g

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Baader ClickLock M74i x 1 for Skywatcher Esprit

11 December 2019 | John

This was very easy to fit, and enabled quicker and easier fitting and removal of various accessories such as a star diagonal, filter wheel, and digital SLR, and provides a nice tight grip. It adds about 20 mm to the light path, which means that the majority of my eyepieces focus at around the midpoint of about 45 mm on the graduated scale of the focuser, as opposed to towards the outward end previously. This now leaves sufficient outward travel to reach focus with my longest focal length eyepiece (a 56mm Plossl) without the need for an extension tube, and requires a 50mm rather than 80mm extension tube with my Canon 6D, whilst still leaving 45mm of inward travel if required for other accessories.