William Optics Guidescope UniGuide 32mm

William Optics UniGuide 32mm Guidescope: Featherlight guiding on your apo

The William Optics UniGuide 32mm is a compact guidescope featuring a fully multi-coated 32mm (1.26 inch) objective lens and a 120mm (f/3.75) focal length. This fast optics make even fainter guide stars visible, so your guide camera will almost always find a target immediately.

Weighing just 240g (8.5 oz), the UniGuide barely adds any load to your setup. Its integrated Vixen/Synta-style slide-base rail slides directly into the carry handles of William Optics telescopes: no separate guide scope rings, no alignment work. This version is red, matching your William Optics tube.

Focusing and camera mount

The helical focusing on the front lens turns smoothly and without play; once focused, it stays focused. You clamp your guide camera centered in the 1.25-inch RotoLock, and via the M42 thread, you connect T-thread cameras directly. Standard 1.25-inch cylindrical guide cameras fit directly.

Which telescopes

With a focal length of 120 mm, the UniGuide 32 is suitable for guiding setups up to approximately 500 mm focal length: think compact apochromats and astrographs. For longer focal lengths, choose the UniGuide 50.

Included

• UniGuide 32 mm guidescope
• Vixen/Synta-style slide bar
• 1.25 inch RotoLock clamp
• Extendable dew shield

Featured accessories

If your telescope does not have a William Optics handle, use the separate Vixen-style mounting base to attach the slide base.

For whom yes and for whom no

• ✓ Astrophotographers with a compact apochromat up to approx. 500 mm focal length
• ✓ For those who want to guide lightly and without loose rings
• ✗ How to guide a telescope with a long focal length: choose the UniGuide 50

Specifications

You can find more accessories for this merk at the William Optics merk Page.