Solar filter mount for Newtonian telescopes φ 130 mm (Synta factory)

A fitting for a solar filter made of Baader foil, made of plastic, enabling a quick and reliable mounting of the solar foil on an astronomical telescope without the necessity to make the fitting on one's own.

See also: SOLAR FOIL (LINK)

The luminaire is compatible with the following telescopes:

• Celestron Powerseeker 127 (Newton)
• Levenhuk Skymatic 135 GT
• Pentaflex N-130/900 EQ-3-2, N-130/1000 GOTO SynScan AZ
• Sky-Watcher N-130/900 EQ-2, N-130/650 EQ-2, N-130/650 OTAW
• Spinor Optics N-130/900 EQ-2, Dobson N-130 130/650

NOTE: ALWAYS CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE FILTER BEFORE PLACING IT ON THE TELESCOPIC - CHECK THAT THE FILTER IS NOT BROKEN OR DAMAGED

QUICK PHOTO-GUIDE
How to attach the Baader Planetarium solar foil to a plastic frame?

We need: solar foil, binding, sharp knife (or scalpel), double-sided adhesive tape, scissors and cotton gloves.





(we stick small squares of double-sided tape to the inside of the binding - quite dense and sloppy, you won't be able to see them anyway)



(the foil is glued - preferably with cotton gloves so as not to leave dactyloscopic traces - fairly evenly, but not stretched; corrugation of the foil is more beneficial than pressing it; the excess foil is cut out at the outer edge of the binding with a sharp point. ¿Em)





The filter is ready - we can now put it on the front of the telescope and start observing. It is worth remembering that the foil ensures safety, but the additional use of eyeglass filters - lunar ND (neutral density), polarization, color or Baader Solar Continuum filters allow to additionally reduce the brightness and increase the contrast.