Modular 60/70mm ED Apo telescope for observing & photographing prominences & more at the sun during the day and moon, planets & deep-sky at night
- Special telescope for observing the Sun
- Also for night sky observing, modular design
- For visual observation & photography
- 2-lens ED refractor FPL-51, 70/60mm aperture
- Bandwidth less than 0.7 Angstrom
- Small B600 blocking filter in zenith mirror
- Solid Rack&Pinion focuser with 10:1 reduction
- Also for Ca-K & White-Light solar observing
- Absolutely safe, no danger to the eyes
Mit BRESSER gelingt ein angenehmer Einstieg in die große Welt der Astronomie. Unsere ausführlichen Informationen ("Teleskop-Fibel") geben wertvolle Einsteiger-Tipps - aber auch erfahrene Astronomen können unsere bereitgestellten Informationen (z. B. Tabellen für die geographische Breite aller größeren Weltstädte) als Nachschlagewerk benutzen.
Hier das Inhaltsverzeichnis der großen BRESSER Teleskop-Fibel:
Mit BRESSER gelingt ein angenehmer Einstieg in die große Welt der Astronomie. Unsere ausführlichen Informationen ("Teleskop-Fibel") geben wertvolle Einsteiger-Tipps - aber auch erfahrene Astronomen können unsere bereitgestellten Informationen (z. B. Tabellen für die geographische Breite aller größeren Weltstädte) als Nachschlagewerk benutzen.
Hier das Inhaltsverzeichnis der großen BRESSER Teleskop-Fibel:
- 2. Der Blick in den Sternenhimmel
- 2.1 Beobachten mit bloßem Auge
- 2.1.1 Sternbilder mit dem bloßen Auge beobachten
- 2.2 Beobachten mit dem Fernglas
- 2.2.1 Planeten und Monde mit dem Fernglas beobachten
- 2.2.2 Deep Sky-Objekte mit dem Fernglas beobachten
- 2.2.3 Aller Anfang ist leicht
- 2.3 Beobachten mit dem Teleskop
- 2.4 Der Mond
- 2.4.1 Die Mondphasen
- 2.4.2 Die uns abgekehrte Seite des Mondes
- 2.4.3 Die Mondkarte
- 2.4.4 Maria (Meere)
- 2.4.5 Mare
- 2.4.6 Krater
- 2.4.7 Die Strahlenkrater
- 2.5 Das Planetensystem mit dem Teleskop beobachten
- 2.5.1 Wo sind die Planeten?
- 2.5.2 Planetenbeobachtung
- 2.5.3 Stellung der Planeten zur Sonne
- 2.5.4 Die Planeten stellen sich vor
- 2.5.5 Deep Sky-Beobachtung mit dem Teleskop
- 2.6 Praktische Beobachtung Tipps und Tricks
- 2.6.2 Tipps für die optimalen Beobachtungsbedingungen
- 2.7 Die schönsten Objekte rund um das Jahr
- 4. Teleskope
- 4.1 Das Teleskop als Beobachtungsinstrument
- 4.2 Optik
- 4.2.1 Refraktor (Linsenteleskop)
- 4.2.2 Reflektor (Spiegelteleskop)
- 4.3 Mechanik
- 4.3.1 Azimutale Montierung
- 4.3.2 Parallaktische Montierung oder Äquatorialmontierung
- 4.3.3 Nahführmotoren
- 4.4 Zubehör
- 4.4.1 Okulare
- 4.4.2 Wichtige Tipps zur Okularauswahl
- 4.4.3 Filter
- 4.4.4 Fotografisches Zubehör
- 4.4.5 Sonstiges Zubehör
- 5.1 Welches Teleskop für wen?
- 5.1.1 Deep-Sky Beobachtungen
- 5.1.2 Nähere Planeten beobachten
- 5.1.3 Thema Transportierbarkeit
- 5.1.4 Preisfaktor beim Teleskopkauf
- 6. Nützliche Tabellen
- 6.1 Tabelle für die geographische Breite aller größeren Weltstädte
- 6.1.1 Beobachter auf der Nördlichen Erdhalbkugel (N):
- 6.1.2 Beobachter auf der Südlichen Erdhalbkugel (S):
- 6.2 Aufsuchtabelle für markante Sterne
- 6.3 Mit dem Universum auf Du und Du - oder: Entfernungen im Weltall
With innovative air pressure tuning system, high-quality 2 inch (50.8mm) Rack&Pinion (R&P) focuser, and B600 blocking filter.
Solar observing in H-alpha:
The LS60MT/B600 is a complete telescope for observing the sun in H-alpha light, with 60mm free aperture (no central obstruction) and 420mm focal length. The H-alpha wavelength is the most impressive way to observe the sun, showing protuberances at the sun's edge, filaments and flares on the surface, and much more. An internal Etalon filter achieves a bandwidth of <0.7 Angstrom with the innovative air pressure tuning system Pressure-Tuner. Tuning is done by slightly changing the air pressure in a pressure chamber inside the telescope. This changes the refractive index of the air, making it easy to tune to the H-alpha line. The pressure tuner guarantees a homogeneous image, without central obstruction, and a permanently protected Etalon without erosion. A set of collimating lenses installed in the telescope ensures best performance.
Fine adjustment is achieved with a solid 2 inch Rack&Pinion focuser with 10:1 reduction.
Blocking-filter is the B600. The B600 is good for visual solar observing. Also solar imaging is possible by cameras with small CCD chip. We recommend a LS60MT with B1200 blocking-filter by using cameras with middle or large sized CCD chips.
The star diagonal in which the blocking filter is installed, is equipped as standard for 1.25 inch eyepieces and with a T2 camera connection.
Observing the starry night sky:
The H-alpha Etalon system can be removed from the telescope in a few easy steps thanks to its modular design. The 2-lens ED refractor can then be used as a normal telescope with 70mm aperture and 420mm focal length for observation and photography of the night sky. The ED Doublet lens will offer an excellent image. It can be used with a standard 2 inch zenith mirror at the R&P focuser.
With an additional Amici prism, the telescope can of course also be used during the day for nature and landscape observations.
This makes the LS60MT, with its small dimensions and low weight, also an ideal travel telescope for all applications!
More applications:
With additionally available accessories the LS60MT offers even more possibilities!
- Double-Stack
The LS60MT telescope can optionally be upgraded with the additionally available double-stack filters LS50FHa or LS60FHa (part numbers 0550200 and 0550250). These filters will be simply screwed on the front of the LS60MT, no additional adapters are necessary. Thereby a bandwidth of <0.5 Angstrom is achieved for H-alpha solar observation. Therefore much more details on the solar surface will become visible.
- Solar observing in White-Light
If the H-alpha unit has been removed, of course either a sun filter to be installed in front of the objective, or a Herschel-wedge at the focuser can be used to observe the sunspots in White-Light.
- Solar observing in Ca-K wavelength
Certainly, the Ca-K filter modules from Lunt Solar Systems can also be used at the LS60MT to observe and photograph super-granulation and other effects visible in this wavelength on the sun.
This makes the LS60MT a completely universal usable telescope!
FEATURES
- 2-lens ED refractor, FPL-51
- Aperture: 70mm
- Usable aperture in H-alpha: 60mm (no central obstruction)
- Focal length: 420mm
- Bandwidth: internal Etalon with <0.7 Angstrom
- Tuning: air pressure tuning system Pressure-Tuner
- Blocking filter: B600 with 1.25 inch and T2 connection
- Focuser: Rack&Pinion focuser with 10:1 reduction
- Tube-ring with 1/4-20 tapped base (standard thread for photo-tripods)
- Weight with H-alpha unit: 3.8kg
- Weight without H-alpha unit: 2.6kg
- Length with H-alpha unit and blocking filter: 40cm
- Length without H-alpha unit: 31cm
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
- LS60MT Multipurpose Telescope
- Pressure-Tuner
- B600 blocking filter in star-diagonal housing
- 2 inch Rack&Pinion focuser
- Tube ring with 1/4-20 connection for mounting on photo-tripods
- Transport case (53x33x17cm)
- Instruction manual
Colour: | white |
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Focusing system: | 2" Rack-and-Pinion Focuser with 10:1 reduction |
Material: | Aluminium |
Mount Type [Telescopes]: | Optics without Mount |
Optical design: | Apochomatic Refractor |
Telescope filter type: | Solar Filter H-Alpha |
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