Astrozap Flexi-Heat Meade 10" LXD55 & LXD75 Sct-Newt. [AZ-802]

Astrozap: The AZ-802 Heated Dew Shield is sized to fit a Meade 10" LXD55 or LXD75 Schmidt-Newtonian telescope, or optical tubes that have an outer diameter of 302 mm.
All Astrozap Flexi-Heat Dew Shields require the use of a simple D/C adapter (AZ-719) or dual channel controller (AZ-720) to be powered.
The Astrozap FlexiHeat Dew Shield takes both the active and passive methods of dew fighting by incorporating the added feature of heat to shield the telescope from undesirable stray light. Incorporating and Astrozap Dew Heater strap and the Astrozap Dual Channel Dew Controller or DC Adapter to the FlexiHeat Dew Shield not only gives way for excellent performance amongst your scope but also lengthens the precious telescope time. These active and passive dew fighting methods help keep your telescope objective dew-free. Overall, the Astrozap FlexiHeat Dew Shield is a unique and important component to observation. No one can truly predict weather conditions so dont run the risk of being left without one!
In observation, sometimes the weather can be a huge factor on the performance of your telescope. The addition of a dew shield can turn some of the most weathered evenings of observation into some of the best! AstroZap makes a variety of Dew Shields to fit many telescopes manufactured by companies such as Celestron, Meade, and Takahashi just to name a few. A dew shield is the basic component of the passive dew fighting system. All Astrozap Flexible Dew Shields are proudly made in the USA from the highest quality materials and most concentrated craftsmanship.
Each Astrozap Dew Shield is constructed of high quality ABS-grade polymers. There are Velcro fasteners that ensure a snug fit around your scope and padding to prevent scratching on the telescope's finish. Whether you are traveling to observe or staying within the comforts of your own home, each Astrozap Dew Shield can be easily stored by rolling up to a convenient size. Overall, the Astrozap Dew Shield is a unique and important component to observation. No one can truly predict weather conditions so don't run the risk of being left without one!