Baader Planetarium

• Filter changer and Tilter (mechanical image position corrector), specially designed for Celestron RASA 8" Astrograph and large QHY cameras with 77 mm diameter (e.g. QHY 174 / 163 / 183)
• The Baader FCCT (Filter Changer Camera Tilter) allows the use of filters as well as the adjustment of camera plus filter to the optical path
• With the FCCT, a very fast adjustment or finest readjustments are possible - without having to unscrew the camera each time. This makes working with the RASA 8 a pleasure
• 3D-printed filter sliders are available for the FCCT, which exclusively accommodate unmounted filters with diameters of 31 mm / 36 mm and 2" (w/o cell)
• We offer selected 2" filters specifically for the FCCT in an unmounted variant, but basically all Baader 2" filters will work when removed from the filter cell

• Baader T-Ring to connect Canon EOS DSLR cameras on the Astro T-2 system
• Represents the standard exact distance of 55.0mm from the front support surface of the T-ring to the image plane of the camera body forth
• On the camera side: Canon EOS Bayonet
• Telescope side: T-2 internal thread with 0.75mm pitch

• Back Jump Cover for SkySurfer V with yellow glass cover with opaque crosshair reticle and UV/IR blocking filter
• Diameter when opened: 42 mm
• Plug-on length: 15 mm
• Included in the scope of delivery of the SkySurfer V #2957315, is suitable for upgrading for an older SkySurfer V model

• Fifth edition of the former Carl Zeiss giant binocular with 30 mm prisms - our most elaborate binocular
• With recalculated 7-layer dereflective multi-coatings on all air-glass surfaces
• High performance beam-splitter with dielectric splitter layer
• Including 2x Baader ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp 1¼" with built in diopter-adjustment (T-2 part #08) (#2458100 , € 87,-) , 1x Baader Heavy Duty T-2 QuickChanger (T-2 part #06A) (#2456313A , € 80,-) and 1x Mark V Bino storage-case (#2456415 , € 61,-)

• Nosepiece with Baader proprietory Safety Kerfs grooves so that even the heaviest accessories cannot fall to the ground
• Equipped with only 3 mm long T-2 thread
• Eyepiece-/camera side with male T-2 and M48 threads
• Telescope side with 2" outer diameter and 48mm filter thread for 2" filters
• Effective optical length 3 mm
• Also available as version without Safety-Kerfs and with longer T-2 thread (5mm):
  Baader 2" nosepiece to T-2 / M48 (T-2 part #16) (#2408150 , € 40,-)

• To adapt long focal length eyepieces (30-42mm) onto Maxbright Bino-Viewer
• 2 pieces required for Baader Maxbright Bino-Viewer

• Fits C8/9/11" OTAs onto Zeiss/Astro Physics clamps
• Length = 470mm, with 40mm wider contact surface for the attachment of any pipe clamps Suitable for Astrophysics and Zeiss clamps
• Weight: approx 630g

• Only available in connection with the DADOS slit spektrograph
• with 220V cable and 2“ sliding cap
• Please note below information on the calbration lamp brightness level

• Replacement part for fixing the electrically driven solar system (tellurium) of The Original: Baader Planetarium (#2000000 , € 2450,-) – already 1x included with the planetarium.

• Eyepiece clamp (12 mm backfocus)
• Both sides of the clamp are equipped with M68 male threads
• Integrate this 2" clamp into a series of M68 extension rings
• Mounts onto all Baader Steeltrack and 3.5" Hyperion focusers
• 12.4 mm backfocus when using M68 thread, 17.4 mm when using M60 thread

• V-200 dovetail with centrally milled slots
• Sutiable for Vixen, Celestron, Skywatcher mounts
• Base width 44mm
• Black Anodized, Length: 200mm

• Consist of 100ml Optical Wonder™ Cleaning Fluid, Cloth and Celestron LensPen™
• Works on all sensitive optical surfaces
• Dislodges dirt, aggressive aetherical oils from pollen and fat – dries up completely without leaving any residue or wipemarks
• cleans without scratching: eyepieces, objective lenses – even mirrors (please see separate instruction)
• With the LensPen cleaning pen that can never dry out, you can also reach areas that are not easy to access on small optical surfaces

• Dustcap with M54 male thread
• Robust cap made of black anodized metal
• Dustproof closure for your accessories of the Baader M54 System

• Dustcap with T-2 (M42 x 0,75) female (inner) thread
• Robust cap made of black, high-quality plastic
• Dustproof closure for your accessories of the Astro T-2 system

• Telescope adapter for telescopes with IR90 - integrated Rotating Focuser 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 length: 20 mm
• Inner and outer diameter: D85i / D120a

• 90 ° Amici-erecting-prism with 2 "eyepiece and 2" barrel
• Including Reduction 2 "to 1¼"
• Excellent for terrestrial viewing with 2 "eyepieces
• Not suitable for high magnification - for high quality astronomical images with high magnification using better our mirrors and prisms

• Comet filter for the two brightest C2 emission lines at 511 and 514nm (called "Swan-Band") in the gas tail and gasplume of comets, respectively
• Blocks the adjacent OIII line, which does not predominantly occur in the tail of comets
• CMOS optimized for increased contrast
• Front-Reflex-Blocker™ hard coated and planeoptically polished – with sealed coating edges (Life-Coat™)
• Blackened edges all around

• To connect Hyperion eyepiece to larger telescope systems
• Requires Hyperion DT-ring SP 54i / M62a

• Baader H-alpha Narrowband Filter – 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!