Lunt Solar Universal Ha Solar Telescope
Best versatile telescope for dedicated day and night sky observers.
This modular system bridges the gap between specialized solar observation and general nighttime astronomy. By swapping the solar module, it transforms from a dedicated hydrogen-alpha instrument into a high-quality ED refractor, offering exceptional versatility for enthusiasts who want to explore both the Sun and the deep sky.
$1795.00
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Who it's for
- Astronomers seeking one high-quality instrument for both day and night
- Solar observers demanding the highest level of surface detail
- Serious hobbyists investing in a durable, professional-grade solar telescope
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious beginners looking for an inexpensive way to view the sun
- Casual users who prefer a simple, grab-and-go viewing experience
- Specialists needing multi-wavelength solar data without buying extra accessories
Performance breakdown
Solar Contrast
Pressure-tuned etalon delivers exceptional detail on solar prominences and surface features.
Versatility
Seamlessly transitions from specialized solar observation to standard nighttime deep-sky viewing.
Optical Clarity
The FLP51 ED doublet glass provides sharp, color-corrected views across both modes.
Focus Precision
Dual-speed 10:1 rack-and-pinion focuser allows for effortless, micro-adjustment focusing.
Portability
Lightweight build and included hard case make field setup incredibly convenient.
Build Quality
Robust construction feels reliable and durable for frequent, varied observational sessions.
Key Specs
Aperture
60 mm (H-alpha), 70 mm (native)
Focal Length
420 mm
Focal Ratio
f/7 (H-alpha), f/6 (native)
Objective Glass
FLP51 ED Doublet
Bandpass
<0.45Å
Blocking Filter
B600 1.25 inch
Focuser
2 inch R&P dual-speed 10:1
Weight
3.17 kg
Included Accessories
16mm Flat-Field Eyepiece, SunLock Red Dot Finder, Vixen-Style Dovetail, Aluminum Hard Case
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