The WandererAstro is an M54 male-to-M54 male adapter designed for use with Takahashi Epsilon 130, 160, and 180 telescope mounts. The manufacturer specifies an extension of 1.2 mm. This short adapter can be incorporated into an imaging setup where two female interfaces need to be connected using a male adapter.
CHF 53.58incl. Swiss VAT
Part Number WA-M54-MM2
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Timeframe: 10 days to 3 weeks
Estimated shipping: Between November 14 and 19, 2026
The WandererAstro is an M54 male-to-M54 male adapter designed for use with Takahashi Epsilon 130, 160, and 180 telescope mounts. The manufacturer specifies an extension of 1.2 mm. This short adapter can be incorporated into an imaging setup where two female interfaces need to be connected using a male adapter.
Be sure to verify the exact model of the adapter when setting up your assembly or requesting a replacement part. The instrument, other adapters, and camera shown in any illustrations are not included with this item.
In an imaging system, the distance between the optical elements and the sensor must be determined based on the actual configuration used. When an extension is needed in your setup, the specified value of 1.2 mm should be included in this calculation. It does not replace the working distance specified for your corrector or the measurements specific to your other accessories.
Before ordering, identify the two parts you want to connect and check the type of threads they have. The designation “M54” alone is not sufficient to confirm all mechanical specifications: the pitch, the available thread length, and the exact mounting position for this part number are not specified in the text on the manufacturer’s page you are viewing.
Align the threads along the axis, and do not force them if the parts do not engage freely. Make sure the adapter tightens properly without coming into contact with any internal components. After assembly, check the stability of the assembly and the optical distance according to the instructions provided by the manufacturers of your instrument and your corrector.
This adapter is a mechanical component: it does not correct sensor tilt or aberrations on its own. Its effectiveness depends on the mounting geometry, the interfaces used, and the required distance. If in doubt, gather the model numbers of the telescope, the corrector, and the accessories to determine the appropriate solution.