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Adapter from M81 to M72 female for ESATTO 3" and ARCO 3"

PrimaLuceLab
PL3600252
Adapter from M81 to M72 female for ESATTO 3" allows you to connect any camera or accessory with M72 male thread. Just thread this adapter to the M81 thread of the ESATTO 3" draw tube.
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€87.00
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Optical length of adapter from M81 to M72 female for ESATTO 3" is 5mm.

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8059020773397

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