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Solar Filter Sheet for Telescopes, Binoculars and Cameras
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Selling a solar filter I had in my telescope. It is cut to size of my lenses which is 20cm diameter. Hence still fully applicable if your lenses are same or smaller.
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Brand Thousand Oaks Optical
Circle Ø20cm
Description
A good astronomer wants to use his telescope at night AND day. For this you need a high quality solar filter. Sunspots, eclipses and transiting satellites, all can be seen clearly and safely when using a black polymer filter. The sun will appear in a natural orange color through your telescope. Buying the sheet and making the filter on your own will also save you a lot of money. Thousand Oaks Optical have been producing high quality solar filters for the past 30 years and we are an authorized distributor of theirs. Worldwide shipping available.
Features & details
Black polymer is the most common filtering material for observing sunspots and granulation, through telescopes and binoculars.
These sheets are a quality product of Thousand Oaks Optical, Arizona, a manufacturer of safe solar filters for over 30 years. "Stronger than Mylar with the filtering properties protected within the substrate. Guaranteed five years."
Make a filter on your own for any telescope / binoculars / camera, and for a fraction of what factory made filters cost.
The sun will appear in a natural orange color when viewed through your telescope using this filter.
WARNING: ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE FILTER IS WELL ATTACHED TO THE TELESCOPE/BINOCULARS, USING STICKY TAPE, TO KEEP IT FROM FALLING WHILE OBSERVING!
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Sist endret: 24.9.2026 kl. 12:55 ・ FINN-kode: 226221703
