Lunt 60 mm Universal Telescope

Lunt 60 mm Universal Telescope with 6mm Blocking Filter and Rack & Pinion Focuser

• Telescope Type: Universal Day and Night
• Universal Capabilities: H-alpha, CaK, White Light, Lunar, Planetary, Deep Space, Terrestrial.
• Aperture: 70 mm Native, 60 mm H-alpha
• Objective Type: Professional Grade ED Doublet
• Objective Material: FLP51
• Objective Coating: Ion Assist Broadband AR
• Focal Ratio: F/7
• Focal Length: 420 mm
• Focuser Options: Dual Speed Lunt Crayford, Dual Speed Rack and Pinion, or Dual Speed Feather Touch
• Mounting: CNC Clamshell Mount and Vixen Style Dovetail
• Storage: Aluminum Finished Hard Case with Fitted Foam
• H-alpha Etalon Type: Modular
• Etalon Wavelength: 656.28 nm
• Etalon Bandpass: <0.65 Å Single Stack, <0.45 Å Double Stack
• Etalon Material: UV Grade Fused Silica
• Telescope Weight: ~7lbs
• Etalon Tuning: Doppler True Barometric Pressure Tuning
• Doppler Shifting: Instant
• Blocking Filter Size: 6 mm, 12 mm, 18 mm Diagonal and Straight Through
• Blocking Filter Bandpass: 6 Å
• Sun Finder: TeleVue Sol Searcher compatible
• CaK* Filter Type: Rear Mount CaK Diagonal
• Filter Sizes: 12 mm, 18 mm, Diagonal and Straight Through
• Filter Wavelength: 393.4 nm
• Filter Bandpass: 2.2 Å
• White Light* Filter Type: Front Mount Film Filter, Rear Mount White Light Wedge
• Filter Bandpass: Broadband White Light. AR/UV Blocking

The LUNT Solar 60 mm Universal Telescope.

You can enjoy this new versatile 60 mm telescope with its new ED Doublet Lens in all our available wavelengths, for a true grab and go scope that will deliver excellent views in all its configurations.

The 60 mm Telescope provides stellar Solar Viewing in its default configuration with provided Hydrogen Alpha Module, its 60 mm aperture allowing the viewer to gaze at the sun with an unobstructed clarity that is unparalleled in the industry.

Explore the intricacies and features present on the sun with amazing detail utilizing our doppler true tuning pressure system; this will allow the viewer to change their view of the sun with the finest of adjustments, by simply adjusting the pressure within the system.