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Explore Scientific 1.25" 0.9 Neutral Density Filter 13% Transmission
$49.99- 1.25" Diameter Filter
- Works best in 6-8 inch telescopes
- Get more out of your lunar observing
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Thousand Oaks Full aperture SolarLite filter for Takahashi FS-78/Sky 90 and TeleVue TV-85
$69.00This full aperture SolarLite filter fits the Takahashi FS-78 and Sky 90 and TeleVue TV-85 refractors . . . -
Thousand Oaks Full aperture Solar Light filter | Meade ETX-105 | Celestron 4" refractors | TeleVue
$69.00This full aperture Solar Light solar filter fits Meade ETX-105 4" Maksutov-Cassegrains . . . -
Lunt 50mm Hydrogen Alpha Filter with B3400 for 2" Focusers
$3,348.00The Lunt LS50FHa is a 50 mm aperture (no central obstruction) integrally tuned etalon for use on any customer-supplied refractor. -
Lunt 60mm Ha Etalon filter
$1,917.00The Lunt LS60FHa is a 60 mm aperture (no central obstruction) integrally tuned etalon for use on a customer supplied refractor. -
Thousand Oaks SolarLite 11" Solar Filter For Celestron 11" SCT S-12500
$129.00After years of R & D Thousand Oaks has developed a new solar film that has the optical quality of the glass -
Thousand Oaks Full aperture Solar Light filter for Celestron C-150CR and C-150HD 6" refractors and Takahashi FS-128
$89.00This Thousand Oaks full aperture Solar Light solar filter fits the Celestron C-150CR and C-150HD 6" refractors, the Takahashi FS-128 5" refractor, the Orion 6" Sky Watcher, and the Intes MK67 . . . -
Thousand Oaks SolarLite 9.25" Solar Filter For Celestron 9.25" SCT S-10750
$119.00This white light solar filter is designed to work with the Celestron 9.25" SCT. -
Thousand Oaks SolarLite 14" Solar Filter For Celestron and Meade 14" SCT S-16000
$159.00This Thousand Oaks White Light Solar Filter is designed to work with Celestron and Meade 14" Schmidt-Cassegrains. -
Thousand Oaks Full aperture SolarLite filter for Celestron 8" Newtonian reflectors C8N/C8N-GT
$109.00This full aperture SolarLite solar filter fits 8" Celestron equatorially-mounted Newtonian reflectors . . .
