Lunt Solar Universal Ha Solar Telescope
Best versatile instrument for serious solar and nighttime observers.
A true hybrid instrument that seamlessly transitions from a specialized solar observer to a high-quality night sky refractor. By removing the solar module, you gain a versatile ED doublet telescope, making this a dual-purpose powerhouse for both daytime chromosphere study and nighttime deep-sky imaging.
$1795.00
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Who it's for
- Astronomers seeking one high-end instrument for day and night use
- Solar observers demanding consistent, high-contrast views of surface details
- Serious hobbyists investing in a long-lasting, precision-engineered telescope
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious beginners looking for an entry-level solar viewing solution
- Casual users who prefer a simple, grab-and-go observation experience
- Mobile observers requiring a lightweight, highly portable travel setup
Performance breakdown
Solar Detail Resolution
Pressure-tuned etalon delivers exceptional contrast for viewing complex solar surface features.
Versatility Factor
Seamlessly transitions from specialized solar work to standard nocturnal deep-sky observation.
Optical Clarity
FLP51 ED doublet glass provides crisp, color-corrected views across both modes.
Focusing Precision
Dual-speed rack and pinion focuser allows for incredibly fine, stable adjustments.
Build Robustness
Solid construction feels reliable, though the modular design requires careful handling.
Setup Complexity
Modular swapping is intuitive but demands patience for precise alignment.
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
Focuser
2 inch Rack & Pinion dual-speed 10:1
Weight
3.17 kg
Blocking Filter
B1200
Bandpass
<0.45 Angstroms
Mount Type
Clamshell mounting ring included
Intended Use
Solar observation, Lunar observation, Planetary observation, Deep-sky imaging
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