SolarLite Solar Filter for Telescope, fits Celestron and Meade 8" Schmidt Cassegrain is ranked 23rd in filters based on our comprehensive analysis.
Reviewed by more than 24 consumers, more than 100% of the reviews about this Thousand Oaks Optical filter had positive sentiment, meaning that these customers would probably advise purchasing this product when asked about a recommended filter.
$109.00 (as of 06/07/2023 14:37 PDT details )Features:
- 236mm 9.312 SolarLite Filter for 203mm 8.00 instruments. This filter should fit the following models Celestron and Meade 8 Schmidt Cassegrain and instruments of similar outer diameter. Will not fit the Meade Light Switch 8 S C due to the OTA arm . Part number S9187.
- Please read carefully 236mm 9.312 is the diameter of the filter. The filter fits like a cap by friction. To be absolutely sure that the filter will fit, please measure the outer diameter of your instrument and make sure that it is not larger.
- SolarLite filters have the optical quality of the glass with the advantages of impregnated polymer Thousand Oaks Optical Black Polymer . The sun will appear in a natural yellow orange color when viewed through your telescope using this filter.
- This is a high quality product of Thousand Oaks Optical Arizona , a manufacturer of safe solar filters for over 30 years. Words of the producer Stronger than any other solar film on the market. Safe for 15 years.
- Warning always make sure the filter is well attached to the telescope binoculars camera. in case necessary, use sticky tape to secure it. never observe sun without a properly attached filter.
- 236mm9.312 SolarLite Filter for 203mm8.00 instruments. This filter should fit the following models Celestron and Meade 8 Schmidt Cassegrain and instruments of similar outer diameter. Will not fit the Meade Light Switch 8 S C due to the OTA arm . Part number S9187.
- Please read carefully 236mm9.312 is the diameter of the filter. The filter fits like a cap by friction. To be absolutely sure that the filter will fit, please measure the outer diameter of your instrument and make sure that it is not larger.