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Are the BBHS coatings easy to clean? Do the coatings have a life comparable to your dielectric coatings? Do the coatings degrade over time and at what rate? Is there a difference in performance between your dielectric diagonal and the BBHS one, what are the differences and are they significant or very slight? I own an early Televue APO 4 inch refractor.
Question by: John on Sep 9, 2016 1:29:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
Is it possible to have the same quality (suitable for hight magnifications) with an erecting capacity ?
Question by: Jean-Noël FERRIER on Sep 29, 2017 9:28:17 PM | 1 Answer(s)
What advantage does the amici have over the roof prism? Which is better for astronomy? which is better for terrestial?
Question by: Allan Smith on Mar 25, 2017 8:38:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Is a roof line spike visible using the 2" Baader Amici prism in the telescope at low or high power? I plan to use the prism for astrophotography and really need the short back focus that this diagonal provides.
Question by: Joel Cohen on Sep 12, 2019 11:20:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have the 2456120 diagonal, and it's fine. However the Clicklock-SC clamp I use to fix the diagonal to my C9.25 SCT is too thick. What I really want is something with an SC-thread for the scope and on the other end, something to fit directly into the prism housing. Is there such a thing?
Question by: Bryan Dawson on Jul 15, 2018 10:37:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
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Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Baader Planetarium |
|---|---|
| SKU (#) | 2456120 |
| Optical Design | Erecting Prism |
| Inner Connection (lens sided) | Thread, M48, M55, 2" (50,8mm) |
| Outer Connection (lens sided) | Barrel, Dovetail ring, S58, 2" (50,8mm) |
| Inner Connection (eyepiece/-camera-sided) | Thread, Clamp, M55, 2" (50,8mm) |
| Reflection surface | Sealed BBHS coating |
| Prism Glass (Type) | BK7 |
| AR-Coating | Phantom Coating® Group |
| Image Orientation | Erect image, Non-reversed |
| Optical length (mm) | 85 |
| Clamping System | ClickLock |
| Deflection angle | 90° |
| Inner Diameter / Clear Aperture (mm) | 44 |
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