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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 Takahashi FS-102. TSA-102, FSQ-106, Celestron C102
$79.00This full aperture Solar Light filter fits Takahashi FS-102. TSA-102, and FSQ-106 refractors . . . -
Thousand Oaks 2.75" Solarlite Film Solar Filter
$59.00Thousand Oaks SolarLite Film Solar filters allow you to check out the intricacies of sunspots against a majestic yellow-orange solar tapestry.
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Thousand Oaks 4.00" Solarlite Film Solar Filter
$59.00Thousand Oaks SolarLite Film Solar filters allow you to check out the intricacies of sunspots against a majestic yellow-orange solar tapestry.
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SolarMax 60mm H-alpha filter with T-Max and 15mm blocking filter | under 1500mm focal length
$1,599.00This 60mm aperture H-alpha filter can be used with virtually any refractor telescope having a 60mm or greater aperture - but is designed to work best with telescopes having a focal length of 1500mm and under . . . -
Lunt LS50C Double Stack Etalon for the Lunt LS50THa
$1,010.00Do you want to bring the most out of your Lunt LS50THa Solar Telescope? The addition of the Lunt LS50C might just be the item you are looking for. -
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. -
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 2" Solarlite Solar Film Filter
$59.00Thousand Oaks SolarLite Film Solar filters allow you to check out the intricacies of sunspots against a majestic yellow-orange solar tapestry.
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Thousand Oaks 3.50" Solarlite Film Solar Filter
$59.00Thousand Oaks SolarLite Film Solar filters allow you to check out the intricacies of sunspots against a majestic yellow-orange solar tapestry.