Name: Meade Glass White Light Solar Filter 1375 - 629009
Brand: Meade
Price: 445.00 CAD
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Meade Glass White Light Solar Filter 1375 - 629009

Meade —— SKU: MEA-629009

$445.00 CAD

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Meade Glass White Light Solar Filter 1375 - Fits Scope Tubes with OD of 340mm to 346mm

The Meade Glass White-Light Solar Filter model 1375 is a safe and easy-to-use accessory for your existing telescope which allows you to view a white light image of the Sun.

This model of the Glass White-Light Solar Filter from Meade has an inside diameter of 349mm (13.75") and is designed to fit telescope tubes with outside diameters of 340mm to 346mm. The Solar Filter easily and quickly attaches to the front of your telescope tube, and is secured in place with one or more screws having knurled heads for easy adjustment.

This Meade Glass White-Light Solar Filter model 1375 will fit the LX90 12", the LX200 12", the LX600 12", and the LX850 12" scopes.

Specifications for the Glass White-Light Solar Filter from Meade:

Material For Filter:	Optical Glass
Glass Type:	Reflective Helios Solar Glass
Filtration:	Rejects 99.999% of sunlight received
Spectral Transmission:	White Light
Frame Material:	Aluminum
Attachment Via:	Plastic Knurled Head Screws

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I love Algonquin Park, I'''ve been going there since I was a kid. (Located in Northern Ontario, Canada) Here are some shot'''s of I have taken recently. All the planets shot'''s were taken with a ToUcam pro and my LX-200GPS. The lunar shot was taken with my Nikon 995 and that Celestron comet catcher I picked up...

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Kenny Zuppardi — Neptune

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Michael Watson — Total Eclipse of the Moon, as seen from LaSalle County, Illinois, USA

Nikon D800 camera body on Explore Scientific 152-mm (6") f/8 refracting telescope. Images captured over a period of 2 hours, 55 minutes, from 00:57 CDT to 03:52 CDT. Multiple frames for each image, stacked in RegiStar. Exposures from ISO 100, 1/800 second to ISO 400, 1.6 seconds. Processed in Photoshop CS6 (brightness, contrast, sharpening, colour desaturation) Date: 15 April 2014

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Meade Glass White Light Solar Filter 1375 - 629009

Meade Glass White Light Solar Filter 1375 - Fits Scope Tubes with OD of 340mm to 346mm

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