Baader Planetarium

• Adapter with M68i x1 to M63a x1 male thread, to adapt M68 parts to Starlight Instruments Feathertouch 2.5" and TS-Optics (Photo Line) focusers with M63 x 1 female thread
• Changes a M68x1 (Zeiss) male thread into a M63 x 1 male thread
• Part is used in our M63a x 1 ClickLock clamp #2956263
• Optical height: 7,3 mm, Inner diameter (clear aperture): 58 mm

• DT Adapter II & III and Hyperion Eyepieces
• The Hyperion DT-rings are optimized for the shortest distance between eyepiece lens and digital camera lens.
• SP54i / SP54a extension ring for connection required! (Item #2958090)

• Long, 1.5mm thick washer ("strip shims") to adapt Baader VersaBase to different tube sizes
• Dimensions: 110 x 12 x 1.5 mm (length x width x height)
• Already included four times in the BDS-NT or Baader VersaBase (the base of our BDS-NT Diamond Steeltrack®) scope of delivery
• Only suitable for BDS-NT Diamond Steeltrack® for Newtonians

• Universal Red Dot Mount RDM – holder for red dot finders with 70 mm height, includes Standard Base
• All metal design (rail part & base part)
• Weaver gun-rail standard 11mm standard gun rail – fits all Red Dot finders
• V-shaped dove-tail fits most finder-shoes of Celestron, Sky-Watcher, Vixen and Bresser telescopes, includes Baader Standard Base #2457000 to fit all telescopes with one or two mounting screws

• UFC tilter for an optimally flattened field of view
• Compatible with the entire Baader UFC system
• 0-1° tilt – allows a shift of up to 1° to compensate for misalignments in the image field
• 9.75 - 10.50 mm optical length

• To adapt DSLR T-Rings onto Clickstop-Zoom eyepiece
• The only ring with direct transition from the SP54 system thread to T-2a (M42x0.75)

• V-dovetail, 70mm diameter
• Pairing Vixen / Synta / SkyWatcher / Celestron / Baader V - for GIRO II
• Massive EQ-clamp, black anodized, Weight: 150g
• To accommodate all terminal strips of Vixen GP / GPDX, Bresser, Synta, Skywatcher
• Recommended accessory: 3D-printed ring-wrench for Baader Pan EQ- clamps (#2450071 , € 12,-)

• Set consisting of telescope-sided extra-short RASA 8 adapter, three additional screws as well as camera-sided adapter plate for Ø 90 mm QHY cameras (e.g. QHY 268 / 294), which is screwed onto the standard FCCT QHY flange for Ø 77 mm QHY cameras
• Allows to convert an existing Baader FCCT I for RASA 8" – suitable for Ø 77 mm QHY-Cameras (e.g. QHY 174 / 163 / 183) (#2459070 , € 295,-) into a Baader FCCT II for RASA 8" – suitable for Ø 90 mm QHY-Cameras (e.g. QHY 268 / 294 / 533) (#2459071 , € 345,-) , if you purchase a new/additional camera
• Information about the conversion can be found in excerpts in the FCCT instruction manual

• Combo of Zeiss M44 female and T-2 female thread
• Threaded reducing M44 to T - 2
• Zeiss threaded ring M44 internal thread on T - 2 internal thread
• So you can use components with M44 connection thread to each T-2 diagonal prism / Zeiss mirror.

• Telescope adapter for Hedrick focuser 3.5" for PlaneWave CDK 14/17/20/24" to the Instrument Multi Port IMP85 (#2451300 , € 7950,-)
• Designed and manufactured in Germany
• Connections on camera side: 120 x 7.5 mm dovetail
• Black anodized
• Optical ength: 0.5 mm
• Internal and external diameter: D120a/ D82,5i

• made of V2A stainless steel
• with CDP = Camera Docking Port, 28,7mm diam., ¼" photo-thread
• Ø140x60mm, bore Ø 28,7mm – may be extended up to Ø 56mm
• 6kg

• hand-painted earth globe with graduation to put on the gear box – electrically driven miniature motor for the earth and moon system
• Replacement part for The Original: Baader Planetarium (#2000000 , € 2450,-) – already 1x included with the planetarium.

• Bayonet adapter to fit suitable 1¼" astro-eyepieces onto all Carl Zeiss Diascope Fluorit spotting scopes
• includes Allen Wrench key and two O-rings to adjust stiffness when switching eyepieces
• Please note: The adapter must not be inserted into the spotting scope without an eyepiece. Otherwise, you don‘t have enough grip to remove it.

• 3,5" Quick Changing ring with dovetail for the Baader 3,5" Quick Changer and Instrument rotator for PlaneWave (#1324000 , € 395,-)
• Suitable for Hedrick Focuser 3.5" for PlaneWave  CDK 14 - 24" to connect the 2" or M68 system with appropriate adapters
• Creates a quick change and rotating device with standard load capacity when coupled with  Baader 3,5" Quick Changer and Instrument rotator for PlaneWave (#1324000 , € 395,-)
• Made of high-quality aluminum, anodized black
• Scale for rotation adjustment

• Baader Q-Barlow lense 2.25x, 1¼" barrel
• dual factor lens assy (1.3x/ 2.25x)
• Modern High-Transmission Multi-Coating all air-glass surfaces delivers a remarkably brilliant image with extremely low internal reflections
• Extends the possible focal lengths of the Q-Turret eyepiece set

• 3D-printed dark slider for taking dark frames
• Suitable for  Baader FCCT I for RASA 8" – suitable for Ø 77 mm QHY-Cameras (e.g. QHY 174 / 163 / 183) (#2459070 , € 295,-) and Baader FCCT II for RASA 8" – suitable for Ø 90 mm QHY-Cameras (e.g. QHY 268 / 294 / 533) (#2459071 , € 345,-) – the 3D-printed dark slider is already included in the basic equipment of the FCCT I and FCCT II.

• 1¼" nosepiece with T-2 thread and M28.5 filterholder
• Barrel with 24mm Insertion and securing groove
• Focus side with T-2 external thread telescope side with 1¼ " outer diameter
• Also available as version with Safety-Kerfs and with extra-short T-2 thread (3mm):
  Baader 1¼" T-2 nosepiece with Safety Kerfs (#2458106 , € 31,-)

• Baader H-alpha / O-III / S-II Narrowband Filter Set – Precision Grade
• 6.5 nm FWHM, recommended for optical systems from > f/3.4
• Reflex-Blocker™ hard coated and planeoptically polished – with sealed coating edges (Life-Coat™)
• Blackened edges all around, with filter-lead-side-indicator in the form of a telescope-sided black outer rim
• Optimized for modern CMOS cameras, but likewise excellent for CCD camera technologies

We explicitly warn against observing the sun with a DeepSky 6.5 nm (equivalent to 65 Ångstroem) H-alpha narrowband filter, specialized solar chromosphere and prominence filters from SolarSpectrum start at 0.8 Ångstroem. Photographic experiments with a camera are theoretically possible, but by no means observe the sun with naked eyes – you endanger your eyesight!