The year 2017 is coming to an end, and we hereby inform you about the latest News.
- 10/17 – Revised Version: with significantly more mounting options than the predecessor plate, which could only hold our guidescope rings
- Mounting plate for Baader guidescope rings size I & II, length 300mm, hole diameters 3.2" (10Micron / Astro Physics), 3/8" photo thread or 3" Losmandy dovetail clamp
- Double mounting plate, predrilled for Baader clamps: V-clamp #2451530; PanEQ #2451566 and #2451525 as well as Stronghold Tangent Assembly #2450310
- Predrilled to fit 10Micron and Astro Physics mounts. Also fits on AP plates #140 1128 (13") as well as #140 1129 (16") to mount Baader guidescope rings parallel to the main OTA and use two telescopes side by side
- Delivery WITHOUT guide scope rings or other accessories
- suitable for mounts which need a higer voltage of 24V (this cable is equipped with connector for 10Micron GM1000 / GM2000)
- the Baader Planetarium Dual-Mode cable set allows you use two PowerTanks to power those mounts which need 24V, in this case for professional mounts like a 10Micron
- please note the IMPORTANT NOTE FOR SAFE HANDLING OF 24V POWER SUPPLIES!
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- Adapterring for shortest possible adaptation of Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV to Zeiss-Diascopes with M45 x 0.5 thread
- telecsope-sided M45 x 0.5 thread, eyepiece-sided with clamping-nose, which is fastened onto the Mark IV Zoom by its locking ring
- enables extremely short adaptation (gain in Backfokus) when focusing on infinity – important for eye-glass wearers
- mounts very easy and fast (see images)
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- suitable for Paramount MX Mounts
- suitable for the Baader T-Pod Aluminium Tripod 75–110cm and 95–130cm and Baader Hardwood Tripod
- Attention: for adaptation on Baader Short-Pillar III the Universal Flange-Basis (#2451155) is needed in addition
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For years our colleagues Martin Rietze and Michael Risch have been hunting for the next solar eclipse in the most remote places in the world.
See e.g. our previous blog posts on AstroSolar.com:
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- 2015: Solar Eclipse Adventure in Svalbard
Martin Rietze and Michael Risch from Baader Planetarium – both solar eclipse chasers – have again traveled to the event and brought us impressive images and videos. Svalbard is one of the few islands where the path of totality on March 20th, 2015 crossed land. Its 1300km from North Pole Our chances for good weather were somewhere around 50% so it was more or less gambling flying there to see the Total Solar Eclipse...
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- 2016: Solar Eclipse on the Molucca Islands
After last year´s amazing eclipse in arctic regions with -25 degrees Celsius a Team from Baader Planetarium (Martin Rietze, Michael Risch) experienced an extreme contrast at this year´s eclipse which took place in tropical regions on March 9th. 35 degrees Celsius and 80% humidity were predicted along the shadows path. We decided for the Molucca Islands between Sulawesi and New Guinea that belong to Indonesia. But beforehand we stopped over on Borneo to climb the 4.100m Mt. Kinabalu and experienced the phantastic nature...
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This year, 2017, Martin Rietze (an eclipse enthusiast and passionate volcano photographer, see also www.mrietze.de) was alone in the USA. Finding a secluded place without further spectators was almost impossible with this extremely popular solar eclipse. Still, with only about 20 other spectators on the mountain "Static Peak (at 3400 meters), Jackson Hole, Teton Range" he found a good place and brought back impressive pictures.
See below some pictures and a short video animation in low resolution. Download here the Video in original 4K-resolution.
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Corona at the middle of totality (with Mercury shown)
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UPDATE 02.03.2018: We have received a detailed Morpheus 17.5mm Test review from William Paolini. Further reviews, information on the author asf. can be found on the 17.5mm Morpheus prodcut page/a>
UPDATE 15.02.2018: From today until May 15th, 2018 we feature our Morpheus® Family Promo with reduced prices for all eyepieces of the series.
UPDATE January 30th, 2018: 17,5mm Morpheus® 76° eyepieces are now available for sale on our website and will be soon available at all of our dealers.
UPDATE January 24th, 2018: We confirm that we have completed the production of the 17.5mm Morpheus 76 ° eyepieces and will start delivering all pre-orders to dealers in the next few days. On our website, we will also put the eyepiece in stock soon. We thank you for your trust and patience.
For the Morpheus® 17.5 mm we have gone a very long way to end up with a perfect product. It definitely took many more iterations than we had in our planning. The Morpheus® eyepiece design at 76° of field does sound very moderate when compared against the far greater advertised apparent fields (and Cost!!) of those 82°, 92° and 100° eyepieces presently offered. The optical design is at it´s very and absolute limits.
Image of one of the many Morpheus® 17,5mm prototypes - incl. new rubber eyecup with built-in M43 metal thread
However - what we try to do here is really, matching the most natural (and sharp, non-distorted) widest field of view that a human eye can take in without rolling the eyeball around - while making the rim of the field disappear. It is the famous "floating in space effect" that only comes up in the brain when the user has an effortless seeing experience. And being able to enjoy this experience "in Stereo" with a binoviewer is the grand difference to any of the other eyepieces in this league - since their bulky bodies will not allow you to put even a tiny nose in-between them.
Effortless and immersive viewing experience is our motto for the Morpheus® eyepiece line. This is exactly the difference from all those wider field eyepieces. Trying to catch the advertised field on any of those others is all but effortless.
But indeed, to reach the same viewing experience as on all of the shorter Morpheus® focal length eyepieces, the 17.5 mm has taken all of our hardest efforts. As of now we are up to three ED-elements and one Lanthanum element in an eyepiece of 8 lenses altogether - and we still must increase some lens diameters to live up to the "floating in space" design goal.
We apologize for announcing this eyepiece way too early before realizing the problems in production and thus creating a lot of frustration. The development took much more time and money than expected. But definitely will we fill all existing orders at the offered price and we will bring an eyepiece to market that will fulfill the promise we made.
Cross-section of the Morpheus® 17,5 mm - with 3 ED- and one Lanthanum-lens
There is always that same triangle equation: "excellent/fast/affordable - you may choose two". We are very sorry - we were forced to skip the "fast". The eyepiece will come to market at the price we offered, but only when it meets our expectations. We do hesitate to provide the release date since we have already tried the patience of our customers multiple times.
We never took backorders/prepayments for this eyepiece, but didn't realize that our dealers/distributors did just that. We beg everyone for pardon who has been waiting faithfully until now for not keeping the delivery date. Our dealers will return deposits to anyone who will cease to wait - and we will reimburse our dealers in case they will suffer losses due to this.
And really – fulfilling the technical promises as advertised is the hardest task in all production. We will do it and not release the 17.5mm Morpheus® until it fully meets our high expectations.
Thanks for your continued patience.
Your Baader Planetarium Team
From 10. - 12. of March 2017, the annual CEDIC '17 (Central European Deepsky Imaging Conference) takes place in Linz, Austria in the "Ars Electronice Center".
Christoph Kaltseis and the CEDIC Team have ceated a highly interesting program of different lectures and workshops. Amongst other Professional Astronomers such as Yuri Beletsky (Chile) and Adam Block (USA) will be there, as well as Jerry Bonnell (NASA, APOD),
Baader Planetarium represents the brand 10 Micron with a presentation on Saturday Marcht 11th, from 11:45 to 12:05 am. Unfortunately, the lecture program has now been booked, the limited CEDIC passes are all sold out. You can only register on a waitlist for the event, in case some participants do not show up. However, the access to the foyer is open to everyone, where we welcome everyone at our booth, who does not participate in the conference. The GM 1000 HPS and GM 2000 HPS mounts are exhibited together with a Celestron RASA astrograph and a TEC 140 refractor, as well as a Plavewave CDK 14 and cameras from SBIG and FLI. Our experts are available to answer questions about these and other devices from our scope of products.
More Infos on www.cedic.at
10Micron GM 1000 HPS Mount
10Micron GM 2000 HPS Mount
Celestron RASA Astrograph
UPDATE 09.12.2016
Just in time for christmas we have added a few more products to our Online-Shop. Our Highlight of course is still our UFC-System, which is available since about a week and was featured in this Blog-Post.
But we also can offer a "classic product" once more. For a limited time the Carl Zeiss 1¼" Abbe Barlow lense 2x is available again!
- Carl Zeiss 1¼" Abbe Barlow lens with T-2 thread made in Germany by Carl Zeiss in Jena – with 1¼" / T-2 ClickLock eyepiece clamp by Baader Planetarium
- visual Barlow lens and photographic eyepiece projection in one system
- Direct T-2 Adaption possible - extends magnification up to 3x - without loss of quality
- The image quality is only exceeded by our 4x-8x flat field FFC-Converter, in case the projection factor exceeds 4x
Spectral transmission curve of the Zeiss Abbe Barlow
This (german) document attests to the exceptional performance of the multi-layer anti-reflection coating applied onto the new 2016 Carl Zeiss Abbe-Barlow-Lens made in Jena / Germany. Carl Zeiss has chosen to develop and apply the very best coating ever made available to the most discriminating visual observer. The coatings feature a 0.2% loss over the exact spectral region where the night-adapted human eye is most sensitive. This extremely high efficiency also translates to near-zero coating scatter for the highest contrast ever seen. No lens-system has ever been coated to more stringent requirements for visual observation and for VIS-photography as well.
Furthermore we added the following products to our line of items
Adapter for Diamond Steeltrack Focusers:
A high-quality focuser is a must-have for photography and great for visual use. The Baader Diamond SteelTrack focusers feature 1:10 reduction and an optional motor drive which makes them a great alternative to the standard focusers of many telescopes. In comparison to standard Crayford or rack and pinion focusers, they have a microgeared high-precision drive system with zero backlash, zero cogging and zero flexure.
We are working on a number of other adapters, to make it always more easy to replace your old focuser against a Baader Diamond SteelTrack.NEW: BDS-RT Adapter for Refractors with an inner diameter of 97mm (e.g. Synta, Celestron) – #2957282
NEW: BDS-RT Adapter for Sky-Watcher M90x1 – #2957283 – Attention: long delivery-time
NEW: BDS-RT Adapter for Sky-Watcher M90x1,5 – #2957284 – Attention: long delivery-time
NEW: BDS-RT Adapter for Explore Scientific – #2957285 – Attention: long delivery-time
NEW: BDS-RT Adapter for Intes Micro with D66 flange – #2957296 – Attention: long delivery-time
NEW: BDS-SC Adapter for Meade-Telescopes with 4″-adaptation– #2957295 – Attention: long delivery-time
M43 extension:
This spacer ring with 7,5mm optical height enables the user to increase the height eyecups in case of need, e.g. for Hyperion or Morpheus® eyepieces. Also this helps to keep any smartphone holder to firmly clamp over the exiting eye-lens. In addition multiple of these M43- rings may be added to achieve the optimum distance to your camera chip for eyepiece projection. From approx. February 2017 included in scope of supply of all Morpheus® eyepieces
Network-Cables for Outdoor Use:Network cables with ColdTemp-specified CAT-7-wire (CAT6a plug). Red jacket especially suited for observatories. This special jacket stays super-elastic and break-proof even at low temperatures. Normal network cables especially when used inside of mounts may break or get damaged because of the narrow bending radii. Because of the CAT-7-specification, the cable may also be used in conjunction with power cables with up to 230V inside of a mount over short distances, without affecting the data quality.
Available in 5- 15- und 30 Meter length.
Changer ring S52/M48 and M48 / T-2:These inverter rings are also part of our Sony E/NEX T-Ring #2408317 and of the Protective Canon DSLR T-Ring #2958550. You can use them to combine T-Rings with S52 dovetail with accessories with M48 thread (2" filter-thread) or with T-2 thread. Both adapters are now available on their own.
Original News from 02.11.16:
New products – online available
The new Baader 2" Clicklock clamp M42 (T-2) in application on a mirror diagonal
Due to high demand we extended our 2" Clicklock-System by six additional eyepiece clamps (T-2, M48, S52, M54, 3.5" Feathertouch and 37mm SC-extension).
S52 barrel on Sony E-Nex adapter (#2408317)
In addition we now offer our S52 barrel – which is used since long as part of the Canon Protective EOS T-Ring – as single item. In combination with the new S52 Clicklock-clamp (available as combo-product) this results in a 37mm 2" extension. Furthermore it can be used as 2" barrel for our Sony E-Nex T-Ring with S52 dovetail.
Also new are our extremely thin M68 spacer rings in 0,3 (black) / 0,5 (red) / 1mm (gold) as well as the M68 extension tube with 7,5mm length. The thin rings fit between all M68 threads and prevent binding between two M68 threaded parts. The 7,5mm tube extends the existing System of M68 rings/extensions.
Lastly we included a SP54 DT-Ring to M43 to our product range.
See all new products
Extreme finetuning with Baader M68 spacer rings
Hyperion Christmas Special
Year after year the Hyperion Christmas Special repeats. As in recent years, we offer chosen Hyperion-Products for a reduced price. This offer is valid from our website inside germany until January 31st , 2017 - please also check out your dealers for Hyperion Promo.
Present your astronomy-enthusiastic friends, family or yourself with one or multiple Hyperion eyepieces and safe yourself already an stargazing christmas.
See our reduced products of the Hyperion Christmas Special
Coming soon
Baader-UFC, the universal filter changer that "grows": All parts of the Baader UFC System will be available in 4-6 weeks – just in time before christmas.
Morpheus 17,5mm extreme widefield eyepiece: we do apologize for the long delay since first announcing this eyepiece. The new 17.5mm Morpheus® has been reworked and consists of an eight-lens construction with three ED- and one Lanthanum-lens. It is the most elaborate widefield eyepiece in our company history. The folding winged rubber eyecup has been reworked and will contain a metal thread to firmly fit onto the M43 thread - be it folded up or down. An M43 extension ring will be included to the basic Morpheus® scope of supply.
With this 8mm extension the distance of the foldable, as well as the winged rubber eyecup can then be finetuned to optimum height. Also this helps to keep any smartphone holder to firmly clamp over the exiting eye-lens. In addition multiple of these M43- rings may be added to achieve the optimum distance to your camera chip for eyepiece projection.
The 17.5mm Morpheus® is expected for spring 2017.
UPDATE May 2017: Please read more information about release/backorders of the Morpheus® 17,5mm here:
Information on backorders/release of 17.5 mm Morpheus® 76° widefield eyepiece
Dear Customers
It took a little while... but now we also have a modern Online-Shop
NEW: integrated knowledge-database
We have tried hard to create more than a "standard" online-shop. The wealth of information that grew over the years on our old website (detailed product application examples, customer review and practical results on Baader products) was integraded to this website in form of product description or additional product information (WordPress Posts).
A wealth of information awaits you.
NEW: detailed technical data
We added a lot of technical data to our products in the form of attributes. E.g all Baader adapters were measured anew. For all telescope- and eyepiece-sided connections, the adaptation options were defined and stored in form of sortable attributes.
Discover the required accessories for your equipment.
NEW: multiple search options
The left sidebar now allows setting a variety of attribute filters. For example, in the category "adapter & photo accessories" all adapters with telescope-sided T-2 (M42 x 0.75) thread can be selected to show up. Or you could choose in the category "eyepieces" a range of focal lengths. And if the sidebar does not suit you, then use our powerfull search function.
Find the product you are looking for - fast and easy.
NEW: interactive exchange possible
You can write a customer review on each products - with images / videos - and rate it with stars. Each review can be commented by other customers to allow a discussion on products. Furthermore each product has an "Ask Question" button. After clicking this button you can enter your product question. If you didn´t check "Is question private?" it will appear on the product page after moderation. It will be answered either by an admin or by other customers.
Share your experience and answer questions on products
SHIPPING: currently only to selected countries
Your country may not be available to be selected for initiating the shipping process. It means that we do ask you kindly to contact us for any product questions - and to contact our national distributor or one of it´s local dealers - for placing an order. Please have a look at our dealer locator which will further improve asap. Our distributors must set their prices in their national currency and consider their cost of import, distribute, and locally support Baader products. They also try to ensure that pricing is similar or less than the cost for a customer to import single items directly. This ensures parity across worldwide regions. The fluctuating exchange rates certainly complicate this pricing. Please take into account customs tariff, import charges and UPS-insured shipping when comparing prices on this site. You will find that most prices available published in your own country actually are similar to a direct imported price in Euros. We do not ship via postal service because regular post - and DHL even - are unable to track parcels outside of Germany. It has caused a lot of frustration with lost shipments were we had to take the loss finally. This is another reason why we do not send individual orders but supply to distributors with forwarders that will monitor the complete route door to door.
CURRENT SITUATION - and what awaits in the future
Currently only Baader products have been implemented into the .com website. A comparison between the old 49 Baader product-sections at baader-planetarium.de and the corresponding new menu-structure at baader-planetarium.com can be found below. Products of our contractual partners and the guest brands that we represent in Germany or Europe are not yet implemented into the .com website. Products of 10Micron, AstroPhysics, Alt, ATIK, Avalon, Celestron, Optec, Planewave, Software Bisque, Starlight Instruments, TEC and Zeiss are still to be found on our .de websites. All of these guest-brand presentations will be easier to navigate in the new system as well - but it still takes some time to move that content. We do ask for your patience.
2016 – is our 50th year of operation. A decent anniversary announcement will follow - with actions and product offerings - once all other brands that we represent have also moved to the new site.
We appreciate your comments and / or questions about this website in the comment form at the end of this post.
Sincerely yours,
Baader Planetarium Web-Team
| Old section number |
Old section name |
New menu item |
| Section 01 |
Guide Scope Rings + Related Accessories |
Rings and Plates |
| Sections 02, 03, 04 |
3" (Losmandy style) System, Bars and Clamps |
Dovetail bars and clamps |
| V- (Vixen/Celestron/SkyWatcher/EQ) Dove Tail System, Dove Tail Bars and Clamps |
| Z- (Zeiss/Astro Physics) Dove Tail System, Dove Tail Bars and Clamps |
| Section 04 A |
Custom lengths of Dovetail bars (w/o anodizing) – style 3" or „V“ or „Z“ |
Services |
| Sections 05, 05A |
Baader Tripods & Flange Adapters for a variety of mounts |
Tripods and Pillars |
| Photo Tripod „Astro & Nature“ specialy made for Binoculars |
| Section 05 B |
Short Pillar and Universal Pillar Adapter |
Tripod adapter flanges |
| Section 06 |
Travel Mount |
Mounts |
| Section 06 A |
Cases for Telescopes |
Cases forTelescopes |
| Section 07 |
Counterweights: Baader CDP, 10 Micron, custom bore holes |
Counter weights |
| Section 08 |
Baader Astro T-2 System™ – all adapters for T-2 Photo Thread |
Astro T-2 System® |
| Section 09 |
2" (SC-thread) Mechanical Adapters, 2" Eyepiece Holders, 2" Extensions |
2" SC-thread |
| Section 09 A |
2" ClickLock (CL) – clamps for SC / AP / M68 / Vixen / SkyWatcher, 2" / 1¼" |
Eyepiece clamps |
| Section 10 |
M68 (Zeiss) Adapter System, Zeiss Extension tubes, M68 Changer & Change Ring |
M68 (Zeiss) |
| Section 11 |
Baader Adapters for Pentax / Takahashi / AstroPhysics / TEC & 3" Hyperion |
Various adapters (Pentax, Tak etc.) |
| Sections 12, 13 |
Finderscopes, SkySurfer III, Skysurfer V, Vario-Finder 10x60 |
Finders and Accessories |
| Quick Release Finder Brackets & Accessories, Tangent assemblies, Baader Stronghold |
| Sections 14, 15, 16 |
Digital Adapter System DT-I/DT-II & M68 (Adapters for fixed lens (afocal) photography) |
Projection adapters |
| ADPS Digital Eyepiece Projection Adapter - for afocal projection photography |
| OPFA Eyepiece Holders for classical eyepiece projection with DSLR Cameras |
| Sections 17, 17A |
Baader DSLR-T-Rings with 2" Filter Container for Canon EOS & Nikon |
Classic (T-rings) |
| Photographic Accessories, T-Rings, C-Mounts 1¼" & T-2 |
| Section 18 |
Microstage II, Digiscoping Adapter |
Projection adapters |
| Section 19 |
Collimation Tools, Cleaning Products, Hexhead Wrenches (US&metric), Machine Greases |
Collimation Tools, Cleaning and Maintenance Products |
| Section 20 |
Rubber Eyecups / Eyepiece-accessories |
Eyepiece accessories |
| Section 21 |
Guiding-Eyepieces, LVI Stand-Alone Cameras and Accessory |
Special eyepieces (Guiding, Diascope etc.) |
| Section 22 |
Eudiascopic Eyepieces (Masuyama) 3.8/10/35mm |
Previous series |
| Section 23 |
Classic ortho Eyepieces, Eyepiece-Turret and Accessory |
Q-Turret, Classic Ortho / Plossl |
| Section 24 |
31- and 36mm Aspheric 2" Eyepieces with 2" and 1¼" barrel (for Bino-Viewers) |
Hyperion |
| Section 24 A |
Scopos Extreme 2" Eyepieces |
Previous series |
| Section 25 |
Eyepieces and Adapters for Zeiss Diascope Spotting Scope |
Special eyepieces (Guiding, Diascope etc.) |
| Section 26 |
Hyperion 8-24mm ClickStop Zoom 1¼" and all eight Modular Hyperion 2" & 1¼" Eyepieces |
Hyperion |
| Section 26 A |
Acessories for Hyperion Eyepieces, Finetuning Rings and Camera Adapter Rings |
Eyepiece accessories |
| Section 27 |
Morpheus® 76° Eyepieces and Accessories |
Morpheus |
| Sections 28, 29 |
2" ClickLock & 2" Maxbright Stardiagonal Mirrors, 2" Prism Diagonal w. Zeiss-Prism |
Prisms and mirrors |
| Erecting Prisms for Astro & Terrestrial, Baader T-2 Amici Prism |
| Section 30 |
Barlow Lenses / Telecompressors / Coma Correctors / MPCC / RCC-I |
Barlow lenses, Coma- and Glaspathcorrectors |
| Section 31 |
Products for Spectroscopy |
Spectroscopy |
| Section 32, 33, 34 |
Mark V Giant Binocular Viewer & Accessories |
Bino-Viewer |
| T-2 Maxbright Binocular Viewer |
| Accessories for Maxbright Bino Viewer |
| Section 35 |
Baader Diamond Steeltrack (BDS)- & Hyperion-Focuser w. Accessories |
Focusers |
| Section 36 |
Siberia Mirror Kit – no longer available |
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| Sections 37, 37A |
Herschel Wedge, Telecentric Lenses for H-alpha |
Solar Observation |
| Solar Cool ERF-Filters with IR-Blocker / C-ERF and D-ERF-Filters |
| Section 38 |
Polarizing Filters 1¼" and 2", Single and Double polarizing |
Polarizer & Neutral Density |
| Neutral Density (Grey) Filters ND 0.6/0.9/1.8/3.0 (Phantom Coating Group) |
| Section 40 |
High Mag. Color Filters for planetary observation (Phantom Coating Group) |
Planetary |
| Section 41 |
Contrast Booster, FringeKiller, Semi-APO, Moon- & SkyGlow Color Correction Filters |
Contrast enhancement |
| Section 42 |
Baader-UHC-S and O III (visual) Deep Sky Filters |
Deep Sky |
| Section 43 A |
Photographic Filters, IR-Pass-Filter / CCD LRGB - Set for Beginners |
Contrast enhancement |
| Sections 43 B/C/D/E/F |
Photographic L-Filters (UV/IR Cut), Clear-Glass-Filters, L-Booster Filters (UHC-S) |
Deep Sky |
| LRGBC Filters 1¼", 2", 50,4mm, 50x50mm, 65x65mm, 36mm |
| CCD-Narrowband Filters H-alpha 7nm, SII 8nm, O III 8.5nm, H-beta 8.5nm |
| Complete-Filtersets – Narrowband and LRGBC combined |
| Baader f/2 Highspeed-Filter |
| Section 44 |
Speciality Filters: Baader Methane Filter 889nm, CaK/K-Line Filter, U(Venus)-Filter 350nm |
Special-Filters |
| Section 44 A |
2" Filter Holder for filterthreads of DSLR-Camera lenses 37-88mm, UFC Universal Filter Changer |
Accessories (Holder, Boxes) |
| Section 45 |
DSLR Astro Upgrade Filters (Baader ACF and BCF) for all Canon DSLRs |
Services |
| Section 46 |
AstroSolar Saftey-Film, Telescope Guard Turbo Film |
Solar Observation |
| Section 47 |
Power Supplies & Miscellaneous Parts |
Power supply & cables |
| Section 48 |
SCOPOS – no longer available |
Previous series |
| Section 49 |
Mechanical parts |
Services |
Baader Double Mounting Plate and Holder for Guidescope Rings I & II, 300 mm length, incl. 3" Dovetail
Dual Mode Cable Set for Celestron Power Tank LiFePO4
Short Zeiss-Diascope/Mark IV Zoom Adapter
Baader Tripod-Adapter for Paramount MX Mounts
