Omegon Stainless Steel Tripod for Mounts: Steel Where Aluminum Falls Short
While aluminum tripods are prone to vibration at higher magnifications, this tripod with three steel legs provides a noticeably steadier image. When focusing or moving the telescope, you immediately notice that the wobble is greatly reduced.
Why mass helps
A vibration dies down faster in a heavy, rigid frame than in a light frame. That is why serious mounts are rarely on a light photo tripod: the tripod determines how quickly the image settles down after each touch.
Connected legs
The legs are interconnected with an accessory plate. This keeps eyepieces within reach and stiffens the construction, further improving stability.
Featured accessories
Intended as a base for a telescope mount. Check your mount's connection before ordering.
For whom yes and for whom no
- ✓ Who wants to set up their mount more stably
- ✓ Observers of planets at high magnification
- ✓ Anyone who makes a fixed setup
- He who wants to travel light: steel weighs
- ✗ Small binoculars: a photo tripod is sufficient
Specifications
| Type | Tripod for mounts |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Special feature | Accessory plate between the legs |
| Observation goals | Telescope mount |
You can find more accessories for this merk at the Omegon merk Page.
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