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UFC Filter Slider M48i (for mounted 2" filters)
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- SKU2459112
- EAN Code4047825033574
- ManufacturerBaader Planetarium
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- Net weight (kg)0.06
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Bewährte Qualität, die man gerne mehr als 1 x haben kann. Bei verschiedenen Filtern entfällt vielfaches Ein- oder Ausschrauben. So kann auch das Herunterfallen oder Verdrecken (Verfusseln) bei Nacht minimiert werden.
So ist bis jetzt ein Satz von drei Schiebern zusammengekommen. Praktisch wäre noch ein "Originalbehältnis" - oder man "baut" sich eins (Fotobeispiel).
Wir bieten alternativ auch eine Aufbewahrungsschachtel für die UFC-Filterschieber in hochwertiger Version zum Kauf an. Sowohl diese Version als auch eine simplerer Variante lassen sich alternativ mit den zur Verfügung gestellten Download-Dateien auch selbst oder bei einem Online 3D-Drucker herstellen.
https://www.baader-planetarium.com/de/baader-ufc-case-3d-gedruckt.html
Ich komme gut mit der Handhabung zurecht.
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Ich bin von dem UFC System echt begeistert. Vielseitig und hervorragend verarbeitet. Man muss beachten, dass höhere Filterfassungen von meist älteren 2"Filtern überstehen. Der einzige Kritikpunkt ist die Schraube an der man die Schublade herauszieht. Für große Finger viel zu klein. Ich habe mir bei Amazon welche mit großem Kopf und dazu 5mm Distanzringe geholt (siehe Bild). Jetzt ist alles perfekt :-)
What is the purpose of the thin black 'washer' in Baader UFC 2" (M48) Filter Slider? Is it for some filter with thread protruding too much? Or is it for correcting optical path distance?
Hojong Lin / April 12, 20201 Answer
- The purpose of these washers is indeed to prevent the thread protruding too much. Below is the original message we published back in 2017 when we got aware of this issue. It is a mistake that none of this information made stayed on the product page, we will fix that asap. We regret the fact that some of our cell-mounted 2" filters and those of other manufacturers slightly extend over the back of the 2" (M48) filter slider. Unfortunately, some filter threads from our production actually have a 0.3 mm longer thread. We had tried to provide the maximum optical height for filter holders from other providers - and that unfortunately has gone to our own disadvantage.
We are currently producing very thin spacer rings, so that our, as well as the filters of other manufacturers can not be threaded in too far. We will be pleased to send you these on request. For the moment, we ask you not to thread the filter completely so that the thread does not overlap.Baader Web Team / April 14, 202030
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I have a full set of M48 Baader high speed narrow band filters for my RASA. I've invested in most of the UFC components useful for my setup.
The high speed filters when fully seated into the M48 filter slider prevent the filter slide from being inserted into the holding receptacle. Looking at the bottom of the fully seated filter they are too deep for the receptacle. The only way to use the slider with these filters is to screw the filter loosely into the filter slider so the bottom of the filter is flush with the bottom of the filter slider so it can slip into the receptacle without contacting the receptacle metal & jamming.
Was this a manufacturing oversight in the earlier life of the filter slide for the M48 model?
Please advise- Thanks.
Mark Shelton / September 30, 20191 Answer
- You are right, we noticed this ourselves. For this reason we include spacer rings with each 2" filter slider since mid of 2017 to prevent this from happening. We had the following message for a few months on our website until this was resolved, apparently you purchased the slider from one of our earliest batches which didn't yet include these spacers. Please contact us via email so we can find a way to send you those spacers. Here is the original message: 05/2017 – Please note: We regret the fact that some of our cell-mounted 2" filters and those of other manufacturers slightly extend over the back of the 2" (M48) filter slider. Unfortunately, some filter threads from our production actually have a 0.3 mm longer thread. We had tried to provide the maximum optical height for filter holders from other providers - and that unfortunately has gone to our own disadvantage. We are currently producing very thin spacer rings, so that our, as well as the filters of other manufacturers can not be threaded in too far. We will be pleased to send you these on request. For the moment, we ask you not to thread the filter completely so that the thread does not overlap.Baader Web Team / October 1, 201930
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I have a Celestron 8" Edge SCT, Baader 2" filters and a recently acquired Atik Horizon. What UFC components would I need to start with?
Greg Russell / May 12, 20191 Answer
- The C8 EdgeHD has got 133mm backfocus from the SC-thread, the Atik 13mm from the T-2-thread, so we have 120 cm backfocus. You need: 2459128 - 2" UNF-adapter (2" SC-thread) - 1mm length 2459110 - UFC Filter Changer Base - 13mm length 2459115 - T2-adapter - 2mm length Which gives a remaining backfocus of 104mm. You can use either the UFC-extensions (larger, and bring the filter closer to the camera): 2x 2459143 - 40mm UFC-extension (=80mm) 1x 2459141 - 5mm UFC-extension (=5mm) 1x 2459145 - VariLock, set to 19mm Or you use a combination ot T-2-extensions, which would be cheaper, but increase the distance to the camera, e.g. 2x Baader T-2 / 40 mm Extension Tube (T-2 part #25B) # 1508153 (=80mm) 1x Baader VariLock 29, lockable T-2 ExtensionTube 20-29mm (T-2 part #25Y) # 2956929 set to 24mm In addition, you need filter slider; for mounted 2"-filters Baader UFC 2" (M48) Filter Slider # 2459112 With the VariLock, you can also take in account the focus shift introduced by the filter; add 1/3 of the filter thickness to the length of the setup (e.g. 0.66mm for a 2mm thick filter)Baader Web Team / May 13, 201970
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