Daystar Solar Scout 60 Double Stack
Daystar Solar Scout 60 Double Stack
Daystar Solar Scout 60 Double Stack
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Daystar Solar Scout 60 Double Stack

Daystar FiltersSKU: SS60DS
Price:
$1,399.00 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • Specifications
The engineers at Daystar have made great strides in cost reduction, and can now offer a quality 60mm H alpha telescope at unheard-of pricing!

What do you get with the Solar Scout 60 DS?
  • Quality Achromat Doublet 60mm refractor
  • Helical Front-end Focus with fine precision can focus for visual and imaging.
  • 'Doublestack' performance at no extra cost
  • Top quality Quark* performance
  • Micro-USB power cable and US wall charger
  • 'Solar Bullet' finder
  • Vixen /Photo style mounting foot
  • 3 year warranty

All SS60ds scopes are narrow, 'doublestack' bandpass
  • 930mm Effective Focal Length
  • Best Priced 40-60mm H-alpha Telescope
  • 'Doublestack' performance at no extra cost
  • Robust and precision accuracy: Helical Front-Focus can't slip and does not turn the eyepiece.
  • Solar Bullet finder projects safely onto white screen.
  • 16mm eyepiece aperture.
  • Adaptable for 2" or Camera mount / views
  • Always on-band with USB power, 5v 1.5amp
  • 110-240VAC wall adapter (Optional 24mAh battery available)
  • Tuning knob allows wing shifting +/- 0.5Å
  • LED indicator for power, warming, ready, fault
  • 3 year warranty

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