Daystar Filters Scout 80mm DS Dedicated Solar Telescope Prominence
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New 80mm Solar Telescope: Introducing the DayStar Solar Scout, an 80mm dedicated Hydrogen Alpha solar telescope.
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Model Selection: Choose between the Prominence or Chromosphere model, both available at $2,695.00 with no extra cost.
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Rapid Shipping for Out-of-Stock Orders: Orders are shipped within 5-10 days when out of stock, ensuring prompt delivery.
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High-Quality Optics: Includes a quality Achromat Doublet 80mm refractor designed specifically for solar observation.
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Precision Focusing: Features a helical front-end focus mechanism for fine, accurate adjustments.
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Durable and Portable: Comes with an environmental hard case, ensuring protection and portability.
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Versatile Solar Finder: Equipped with a 'Solar Bullet' finder that projects images safely onto a white screen.
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Mounting Convenience: Includes a Vixen/Photo style mounting foot for easy setup.
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Impressive Focal Length: Boasts a 1400mm effective focal length, ideal for detailed solar observations.
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Lightweight Design: The telescope's design is both lightweight and robust, enhancing usability and portability.
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Clear Aperture: Offers a full 22mm clear aperture for broad and clear solar views.
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Interchangeable Quark Component: The included Daystar Quark can be moved to other instruments for different magnifications.
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Filter Swap Options: Allows swapping of filters for different bandpass views, adding to its versatility.
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Powering Flexibility: Always on-band with USB power (5v, 1.5amp) and includes a 110-240VAC wall adapter.
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Optional Battery Power: An optional 24mAh battery is available for extended use.
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Adjustable and Indicative Features: Comes with a tuning knob for wing shifting and LED indicators for various operational statuses.
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Extended Warranty: Includes a 5-year warranty for assured quality and reliability.
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Accessory Note: The application of 2" eyepieces or components, and camera T-adapters require additional accessories. The diagonal shown in the photo is optional.
