TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod for Seestar

$99.00

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*This product is a different model from the tripod included with the Seestar S50 Pro.

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TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod for Seestar

TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod for Seestar

$99.00

$99.00

Upgrade your Seestar setup with the TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod, a lightweight, sturdy, and adjustable tripod—perfect for a Seestar S30 or Seestar S30 Pro, or for a Seestar S50 in need of a replacement for the stock tripod.

Adjustable Height & Easy Leveling: The TC20 tripod can be adjusted between 9.3” and 14.4” (235–365 mm) tall, with independently adjustable legs that make it simple to level your setup on uneven terrain.

Lightweight & Portable Design: Constructed from carbon fiber, the tripod weighs just 1.3 lbs (0.59 kg) while supporting up to 66 lbs (30 kg) of equipment. It folds down to 10.4” (265 mm) and comes with a protective drawstring carrying bag for convenient transport.

Wide Compatibility: Features a standard 3/8" threaded mounting screw for easy installation with a wide range of devices and accessories.

Enhanced Stability: Equipped with rubber feet to ensure a secure, non-slip grip while reducing vibrations on various surfaces for steady performance.

Connection Method

When using Seestar S50’s TC20 tripod with the TH10 tripod head, be noted that the tripod head might hit the tripod leg at some certain angles. Thus, this combo is not compatible with regions located below 15° latitude.
Note: TC20 is the tripod that comes with the Seestar S50.

1. After unfolding the tripod, adjust each leg to the desired length and securely lock them in place. Then, place the tripod body on a flat, stable surface. Align one leg roughly towards the north (in the Northern Hemisphere). Carefully observe the spirit level and adjust the leg height to ensure the bubble is centered within the marked circular indicator. At this point, the tripod is properly set up.

2. First, install TH10 by screwing the 1/4″ to 3/8″ threaded screw adapter into the Seestar, subsequently, use a coin wrench to tighten the screws of the adapter.

3. Attach the quick release plate, making sure it fits securely with the Seestar. (See attached pictures for reference). Then, tighten the screws on the quick release plate to ensure proper polar alignment during the setup process.

4. Tighten the horizontal adjustment knob at the bottom of the TH10 and attach the TH10 to the tripod. Then, loosen the knob and keep the dovetail groove pointing North, which should align with the north-facing support leg. Finally, tighten the knob.

5. Install the Seestar device onto the TH10, aligning it with the dovetail groove. Tighten the knob firmly to ensure the equipment is secure. Once confirmed, the installation is complete.

Product specifications

Product Name

TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod for Seestar

Net Weight

600g ± 30g

Load Capacity

30KG

Folded Length

265mm (screws not included)

Adjustable Height

235–365mm (screws not included)

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Laurence Killen

I have a knee-jerk reflex of any products made in China.
Having said that, everything I have gotten from SeeStar, the TC20 tripod, the EQ TH10 and the S30 Pro arrived near schedule (the S30 Pro was delayed but I was informed).
The packaging was impressive. The products are all well assembled and seem to be made of quality materials.
Still new, I have been spending more time on YouTube getting educated than out in the field but I have tested the scope and it works as designed.
Probably the only complaint are teh silly written documents in every language on this planet and probably some others. The text is about 4 pt. and requires a microscope to discern. Maybe setting the stage for another product. Of course, I immediately downloaded the PDF.
Though there are several tutorials online, I do think you should put detailed tutorials out there, straight from the manufacturer.

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