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Finder help


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Hi all,

I bought a baader steel track for my SW ED80 a while back and have given up trying to mount my issue SW finder scope.  In the main, I have decided I'm not for drilling holes in my tube!

So I am going for a stick on finder but I don't want rubbish that won't be any use.  The Telrad is far to large to fit between the tube rings so its ruled out.  Can anyone help with a few suggestions?

I tried going out the other night without a finder and it was painful!  I even contemplated reverting back to my stock focuser for an easy life but I paid top dollar for the steel track.  By Zeus's balls I'm gonna use it!

Cheers 

Rick

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Whilst the Telrad is rather large, have you considered a Rigel QuickFinder. A very similar device to the Telrad but much smaller. I use one on both my scopes due to its size. You should not need the battery pack accessory as the CR2032 batteries used last for quite a long time and are available at very low cost.

Hope this helps,

Alan

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Sorry for the delay in responding. FLO has an SW 150mm mounting plate, already drilled with holes, for a tad under £12, if you can make adjustments to your scope ring spacing you will be in business. If under the circumstances you need an extra hole drilling, perhaps a neighbour or friend with an electric drill could help out. Hope you get things sorted :)

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