Product Description: 108mm Telescope Dovetail Mounting Plate Enhance your astronomical setup with our versatile 108mm Telescope Dovetail Mounting Plate. Designed for seamless integration with a variety of equipment, this dovetail plate is an essential accessory for both amateur and professional astronomers looking to expand their observational capabilities. 4.25in Dovetail Plate for Versatile Connections: This dovetail plate enables you to connect multiple accessories, including telescope rings, telescopes, and cameras. Ideal for attaching telescopes with tripod adapters, allowing for flexible setups and easy modifications to your observational equipment. Essential Dovetail Plate Functionality: Provides a sturdy platform for attaching telescope optical devices to an equatorial mount, ensuring secure and stable alignment. Perfect for securely attaching an oscilloscope to an EQ mount, enhancing your ability to conduct precise observations and data collection. Effortless Assembly and Dismantling: Constructed from fully oxidized, high-quality metal alloy, this adapter is durable and resistant to wear. Designed for quick and tool-free connection and dismantling, allowing you to easily adjust your setup as needed. Convenient 1/4in Thread Compatibility: Features a threaded post for attaching various instruments, compatible with standard photographic tripods equipped with a 1/4in socket. Expands your ability to incorporate different photographic and observational tools into your telescope setup. Excellent Accessory for Enhanced Photography: An ideal accessory for EQ mounts and DSLR or SLR cameras, perfect for capturing stunning images of celestial phenomena like the Star Road. Provides the stability and versatility needed to achieve professional-quality astrophotography results. Upgrade your astronomical gear with the 108mm Telescope Dovetail Mounting Plate. Its robust design and versatile compatibility make it an indispensable tool for enhancing your telescope's capabilities, whether you're capturing the beauty of the night sky or conducting detailed observations.