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ZWO SeeStar TH10 Fluid Tripod Head

The Seestar TH10 Fluid Head from ZWO allows the Seestar smart telescope to operate in equatorial mode, correcting for the earth's rotation while tracking stars during photography exposures. But it's also a smooth-operating mount for cameras and optics. The TH10 supports up to 11 pounds of equipment, pans 360°, and tilts 180°. An Arca-style plate is included for the base of the Seestar (or camera); it clamps on to the head with an easy quick release lever design.

SKU: GC40-ZWO-SS-TH10

ZWO SeeStar TH10 Fluid Tripod Head

ZWO SeeStar TH10 Fluid Tripod Head

The Seestar TH10 Fluid Head from ZWO allows the Seestar smart telescope to operate in equatorial mode, correcting for the earth's rotation while tracking stars during photography exposures. But it's also a smooth-operating mount for cameras and optics. The TH10 supports up to 11 pounds of equipment, pans 360°, and tilts 180°. An Arca-style plate is included for the base of the Seestar (or camera); it clamps on to the head with an easy quick release lever design.

The pan and tilt axes have independent locks.

The head features a 3/8" tripod mounting hole and a 1/4"-20 mounting screw that fits most cameras and optics. A 3/8" adapter is included for the Seestar.

A standard Arca-type quick release plate is provided for fast mounting and unmounting.

The pan base has a panoramic scale for precision and repeatability.

A knurled QR plate locking knob and a foam sleeve on the detachable handle provide a secure, comfortable grip.

Key Features:

Seestar Smart Telescope EQ Compatibility

Camera and Optics Compatible

5 kg Load Capacity

Arca-Swiss Compatible QR Plate

360° Pan and 180° Tilt

Hydraulic Damping System

1/4" Mount with Adapter

3/8" Tripod Mount Connection

What's in the Box:

ZWO SeeStar TH10 Fluid Tripod Head

Quick Release Plate

Coin Wrench

3/8" to 1/4" Adapter

Detachable Handle

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Product Overview

ZWO SeeStar TH10 Fluid Tripod Head

The Seestar TH10 Fluid Head from ZWO allows the Seestar smart telescope to operate in equatorial mode, correcting for the earth's rotation while tracking stars during photography exposures. But it's also a smooth-operating mount for cameras and optics. The TH10 supports up to 11 pounds of equipment, pans 360°, and tilts 180°. An Arca-style plate is included for the base of the Seestar (or camera); it clamps on to the head with an easy quick release lever design.

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