Vixen · Refractor · Up to 4 inches · Now discontinued
The ED81S II is an 81 mm apochromatic doublet from Vixen with a 625 mm focal length at f/7.7. Vixen says its SD lens is made from FPL53, the low-dispersion glass used in many premium apos, paired with lead-free eco glass, so false color on bright objects is very well controlled. It came with tube rings, a Vixen dovetail bar, a carry handle, an XY spot finder and a flip mirror at the back, and Vixen sold it alone or on its SX2 and GPD2 mounts. It followed the earlier ED81S, which was in Vixen's catalog by 2005. Vixen has since ended production and sold out, so used ones are the only source now. It's a light, sharp tube that suits a Porta II or a small equatorial.
The full kit
Check the listing photos against this list, and ask the seller about anything you can’t see. Plenty of listings are the tube alone or the mount alone, and a missing hand controller, power supply or counterweight should come off the price.
The lens is the part to check for haze and cleaning marks. The rack-and-pinion focuser should be smooth. Rings, dovetail and the flip mirror go missing, and since Vixen no longer makes the tube, matching parts are harder to find.
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