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  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Astro Fidget Spinner
    Es ist ein super Produkt am skywatcher dobson
    Ramon
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Baader 2" ClickLock
    Ich habe ein Baader 2" CLICK LOCK ZENITSPIEGEL plus 1X 2" + 1X 1 1/4 " CLICK LOCK am Teleskop HD 8" montiert , da ich nicht genug Halt hatte mit der Original Halterung. Da ich gerne Fotografie bis Visuell arbeite muss ich in Sekunden umstellen können. daher kam auch nur dieses System in Frage. ich würde es begrüssen wenn sie noch Farblich sein könnten so weiß jeder mit welchem Adapter er arbeiten muss im dunkeln und sie werden schnell gefunden. Gebe für alles 5 Sterne 10 Sterne wenn sie Farbig kommen würden.
    Palmieri
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Safely attachment for my expensive cmos camera
    It gives me much more security when attaching my cmos camera, which is something I don´t want to drop to the floor
    Jose
  • Baader ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp 1¼" with built in diopter-adjustment (T-2 part #08)
    Empfehlenswerte Klemme
    Ich verwende die Klemme zusammen mit meiner Nachführkamera. Die Klemme hält diese sicher und absolut axenparallel. Empfehlenswert für alle, die eine große Ausrichtungsgenauigkeit zur Achse benötigen.
    Sternenfreund
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Click Lock für Komakorrektor
    Solide Klemmung die erwartungsgemäß arbeitet. Ich habe sie als Bauteil für eine Okularklemmung an einem Komakorrektor angeschafft. Dieser wird mittels eines schraubbaren Adapters in den Click Lock geschraubt. Die Wahl auf M56x1 Anschluss fiel, weil sich das passende Gegengewinde für mich recht einfach herstellen lies. Der/das Click Lock ist ein wahrer Fortschritt im Vergleich zu der originalen spielbehafteten Okularklemmung des Komakorrektors.
    Kai Wicker
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    simply safer
    Sometimes worried about the safety of your expensive (or not expensive) eyepieces on your telescope? just choose the easiest way to secure them by using a clicklock clamp! I used a M54 clicklock on the former SW NT focuser and it was a real progress. With the S58 clicklock on my new BDS-NT Steeltrack, it is the perfect duo for heavy eyepieces: easy to clamp, perfect fit, never move, excellent prehension, and annular clamping for straightness and to avoid scratch on the eyepiece. just forget screws and try this!
    Alex
  • Baader 2" to 1¼" ClickLock Reducer (T-2 part #15B)
    VERY VERSATILE - TOP QUALITY
    Not only adds a ClickLock to 1.25" from 2" - the inner T-2 thread connects to Baader T-2 diagonals and many other products as well! Clamp a 1.25" eyepiece in the diagonal, and clamp the diagonal's 1.25" nosepiece in a 2" focuser drawtube. I use these on all my scopes and diagonals. Why settle for thumbscrews in the dark? Nothing beats ClickLock for security and ease of use.
    Mike
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    ClickLock M54 an Skywatcher
    (...) Lange gab es keine Möglichkeit die ClickLock Halterung auch direkt mit einem Skywatcher Crayford M54x1 zu verschrauben. Wer diese Klemme nutzen wollte, musste den Weg über die original Klemme oder über diverse Adapter gehen. Dies macht aber in meinen Augen nur wenig Sinn, wenn es darum geht, nicht nur bombenfest, sondern auch sauber auf der optischen Achse zu klemmen. Die neue Version des ClickLock Systems lässt sich also nun direkt Skywatchers Auszug verschrauben. Da dieser OAZ zur Verwendung von weiterem Zubehör, wie beispielsweise Fotoadaptern, zu kurz für die Nutzung von Okularen ist, muss zudem eine ClickLock Verlängerung (in diesem Fall 37 mm) angeschafft werden. Was einem als Erstes auffällt, wenn man die beiden Teile zusammenfügt, ist, wie perfekt sie ineinander passen. Ohne ruckeln, hakeln oder Spiel. (...)
    Patrick Müller
  • Baader 2" to 1¼" ClickLock Reducer (T-2 part #15B)
    Secure &a easy to use
    Well made and provides a really secure fit for eyepieces and makes it easy to change eyepieces even when wearing gloves.
    Dan.
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Fantastic product!
    I recently received a ClickLock, and can't say enough great things about it - it works great! The threads are as tight as the original thumbscrew clamp, and it holds my SBIG STT-8300M CCD camera and filter wheel very securely (see photos). I am very happy with how securely it locks accessories and it holds my CCD camera orthogonal to the focuser tube without damaging the nosepiece. I originally contacted Baader to obtain the ClickLock M54 for the threaded focuser tube on my Orion 10 Inch Newtonian Astrograph. I sent Baader pictures of measurements of my focuser, since the M54 was originally made for the SkyWatcher Crayford focuser. Baader was very responsive and verified that the M54 would work on the Orion focuser as well. Thank you Baader for making such a great product! This should be standard equipment on all high-end amateur telescopes.
    NickB
  • Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Clicklock is Awesome
    I found this product while looking for a replacement for the visual back on my SCT. I wanted something that would hold my eyepieces or camera securely and be easy to operate on a cold winter night. This product was the answer. I highly recommend the Clicklock system for anyone looking to upgrade their equipment
    TimTools99
Most Recent Product Questions
  1. Rated: 0
    4/12/2019 2:46 PM Hyperion Zoom 2.25x Barlow lens
    Hello. I initially posted this question regarding the Mark IV zoom eyepiece but should have posted it in connection with the 2.25 Hyperion barlow (which I am now doing).

    I recently purchased both the Hyperion Mark IV zoom and Hyperion 2.25 barlow and have a question regarding set-up.

    While the box for the zoom suggests that the barlow is attached directly to the eyepiece (see caption "thread for Hyperion Barlow" and arrow pointing directly at the eyepiece), the manual (https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/downloads/dl/file/id/356/product/3117/description_and_recommended_accessories_for_the_hyperion_universal_zoom_mark_iv.pdf) indicates at p. 11 that "the barlow is attached onto the 1¼" nosepiece" (i.e. nosepiece between eyepiece and barlow).

    Could you please advise as to the correct set-up? Does it matter one way or the other (my preference would be not using the eyepiece but I am happy to do so if this will improve performance)?

    Many thanks in advance for responding at your very earliest convenience. Your kind assistance is much appreciated.

    David

    Answer rated: 1
    Both ways are possible and work equally good. We recommend to attach the Barlow to the 1.25" nosepiece of the Hyperion Zoom with the Adapter A, because this is more sturdy and also works with all other eyepieces.
    But you can as well remove the 1.25" nosepiece from the Hyperion Zoom if this is better suits your needs. So, both options work equally in regards of optical performance, and you freely chose the mechanical adaption which you like better.
    Answer by: Baader Web Team (Admin) on Apr 15, 2019 10:28:00 AM
  2. Rated: 0
    4/12/2019 2:35 PM Baader Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV, 8-24mm eyepiece (1¼" / 2")
    Hello.

    I recently purchased both the Hyperion Mark IV zoom and Hyperion 2.25 barlow and have a question regarding set-up.

    While the box for the zoom suggests that the barlow is attached directly to the eyepiece (see caption "thread for Hyperion Barlow" and arrow pointing directly at the eyepiece), the manual (https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/downloads/dl/file/id/356/product/3117/description_and_recommended_accessories_for_the_hyperion_universal_zoom_mark_iv.pdf) indicates at p. 11 that "the barlow is attached onto the 1¼" nosepiece" (i.e. nosepiece between eyepiece and barlow).

    Could you please advise as to the correct set-up? Does it matter one way or the other (my preference would be not using the eyepiece but I am happy to do so if this will improve performance)?

    Many thanks in advance for responding at your very earliest convenience. Your kind assistance is much appreciated.

    David

    Answer rated: 0
    Both ways are possible and work equally good. We recommend to attach the Barlow to the 1.25" nosepiece of the Hyperion Zoom with the Adapter A, because this is more sturdy and also works with all other eyepieces.
    But you can as well remove the 1.25" nosepiece from the Hyperion Zoom if this is better suits your needs. So, both options work equally in regards of optical performance, and you freely chose the mechanical adaption which you like better.
    Answer by: Baader Web Team (Admin) on Apr 15, 2019 10:23:00 AM
  3. Rated: 0
    4/10/2019 10:19 PM Baader UFC (Universal Filter Changer)
    Welche Konfiguration muss ich haben für eine CCD ZWO Kamera auf eine Celestron RASA 83 (Wie Starizona Filter Slider - RASA 8 - ZWO Cooled) ?


    Answer rated: -1
    Unsere Lösung um einen UFC an den RASA8 anzuschliessen wird bald verfügbar sein, jedoch noch nicht jetzt (15.Apr.)
    Es können Kameras mit bis zu 13mm Backfokus angeschlossen werden, z.B. ZWO mit abschraubbarer Verlängerung/Umkehrring mit 11mm.
    Vielleicht möchten Sie unseren Newsletter abbonieren um frühzeitig darüber informiert zu werden wenn der UFC für den RASA8 verfügbar ist.
    https://www.celestron.de/en/newsletter/
    Answer by: Baader Web Team (Admin) on Apr 15, 2019 12:18:00 PM
  4. Rated: 0
    4/10/2019 4:01 PM Baader Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss)
    Hello, I need to make connection between Takahashi M72 female thread and Baader BBHS prism diagonal, with shortest possible lightpath. Please suggest which Baader adapter(s) do you recommend to use. Thank you!

    Answer rated: 0
    The shortest adaptioation is probably
    - Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss) # 2558230, optical length 10mm
    - M68 to 2" UNFi Conversion Ring # 2458232 (that's the female SC-thread), optical length 5mm
    - Baader 2"/2" Inverter Ring with 48mm filter thread # 1508020

    Then you just have to remove the 2" nosepiece from the prism and insert the inverter ring, so that you can attach the M68 und the M72 adapters. But please note that this is a fix connection, which you can't easily rotate.

    If you want to rotate it (and can't rotate the whole focuser), you can use in addition
    - Baader M68/S68 Changer to fit Zeiss adapter system (dovetail clamp only) # 2458180
    plus
    - Baader M68/S68 steel change ring to fit Zeiss adapter system (dovetail-ring only) # 2458185
    with a combined length of 25mm.

    Instead, you could also use
    - Takahashi Adapter M72/M68 (Zeiss) # 2558230, optical length 10mm
    - Baader Ultrashort 2" eyepiece clamp # 2458196, optical length 12mm
    and use the prism with its 2" nose piece. Then you can clamp the prism like any standard 2" accessories and rotate it as you like it.
    Answer by: Baader Web Team (Admin) on Apr 15, 2019 10:31:00 AM
  5. Rated: 0
    4/10/2019 4:05 AM Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps
    Which Baader Clicklocks, adapters/diagonals are usable and or recommended for Takahashi Mewlon 210?

    Answer rated: 0
    First you need this adapters that you have access to a wide range of further accessories by the common M68 Zeiss thread:
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-takahashi-mewlon-aux-adapter-m71m72-to-fit-2558230.html
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-takahashi-adapter-m72m68-(zeiss).html

    Then, for example, you can screw on this Items:
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-2%22-clicklock-eyepiece-clamps.html Item No. #2956268

    An alternate if its back focus critical:
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-ultrashort-2%22-eyepiece-clamp.html

    To be more flexible with this Items you´re able fast from visual to photographical or any other application:
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-m68s68-changer-to-fit-zeiss-adapter-system-(dovetail-clamp-only).html
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-m68s68-steel-change-ring-to-fit-zeiss-adapter-system-(dovetail-ring-only).html
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-2%22-clicklock-diagonal-mirror-m68-thread-(zeiss).html

    But you can change any of our 2" diagonals by unscrew the 2" nose piece and 2"/M55 adapter to put on a M55/M68 adapter:
    https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/baader-m55m68-(zeiss)-adapter-for-2%22-cl-stardiagonal.html
    If you want to use a BBHS Mirror instead etc.
    Answer by: Baader Web Team (Admin) on Apr 10, 2019 8:24:00 AM
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