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Baader Justier-Laser Planetarium Laser-Colli (Justiergerät für Newton und SC Teleskope)

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Product no.: 18919

Justier-Laser Planetarium Laser-Colli (Justiergerät für Newton und SC Teleskope)

Name: Baader Justier-Laser Planetarium Laser-Colli (Justiergerät für Newton und SC Teleskope)
Brand: Baader
Price: 102.04 USD
Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

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Product description

Specifications

Capacity

Connection (to the telescope)

1,25"

General

Weight (g)

152

Colour

black

Type

Alignment accessories

Type of build

Laser pointers

The white point-shaped marker (reference point for adjustment) should be in line with the clamping screw on the focuser.

Collimation always begins with checking and setting the secondary mirror. For this, it is a big advantage if the centre of the primary mirror has been marked.

When you can see an image on the cross-mark etched reference plate, keep adjusting the primary mirror until the reflected beam falls through the central hole and is reflected back on itself.

Customer reviews

Super colimator

Review by J. M. on 18.02.2022 17:31:51

( 5 / 5 )

I consider the Baader Planetarium laser colli Mark III to be one of the best if not the best collimator on the market. Collimation with it is easy, fast and most importantly accurate. I highly recommend it.

Good tool for reflectors

Review by E. S. on 03.02.2023 09:55:51

( 4 / 5 )

I bought and loved this little piece of equipment. Make sure to note the clamping dot. The only downside is that the target is a hole and is a little bit difficult to center the laser in the hole itself. Despite that I found my methods to work with it and is important and simple tool so i can double check my collimation before each imaging session.