Sky-Watcher EVOSTAR72ED II & SV165

Sky Watcher 72ED, Focal Length 420mm
SVBONY SV165 Guide Scope, Lens Diameter 30mm
I purchased this with the intention of observing the Andromeda Nebula and the Horsehead Nebula, and I was able to capture images. I currently have no desire for images beyond what this can produce, so I have decided to sell it.
As this is a precision instrument, I would prefer to avoid returns. Therefore, if you have any questions, please ask them before purchasing. I am not an expert, but I will answer to the best of my knowledge and provide photos if possible.
Please note that I am also selling the 72ED separately, so please consider that option if you only need the main unit.
Photo Descriptions:
1st Image: Main unit
2nd Image: The finder scope mounting bracket has been changed to a 2-point system.
3rd Image: Case and key
4th Image: There is a scratch on the band of the telescope tube. (It will be hidden by the band.)
5th Image: There are scratches from use on the plate.
6th Image: View of the objective lens. There is a small piece of dust attached.
7th Image: Extension tube. Without this, it is likely impossible to achieve focus.
Focus is achieved with an ASI585 camera at the position shown in the photo below.
The ASI585 is not included.
8th Image: Image taken with the setup shown in the 7th image. Shooting date: 2026/5/4
9th Image: Regarding the SV165, this set alone cannot align its direction with the main mirror. The photo below shows a holder for aligning the direction. There is a hole in it for my convenience.
10th Image: Objective lens of the SV165. There is a small piece of dust attached.
11th Image: Image taken with the SV165 and ASI585. Shooting date: 2026/5/4
12th Image: Filter that can be attached to the objective lens of the 72ED.
Bottom right: Bahtinov mask. Please consider this as a bonus.
13th Image onwards: Images taken with the 72ED and ASI585.
The shooting date for the Horsehead Nebula was 2026/3/13, so images of this quality are still possible. I believe I used a filter for shooting, but I cannot recall for sure.
16th Image: The Andromeda image was taken with a Nikon D5600.
17th Image: Image 15 processed with ChatGPT. It feels more like fabrication than processing, but I found it interesting.
All items shown in the photos are included.
I am not considering price reductions, so thank you for your understanding.