Gosky 1.25" Telescope Moon Filter (GOPA001)

$ 18.99

Score By Feature

Based on 148 ratings

Brightness

9.60

For beginners

9.80

Night vision

9.80

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

On the lunar surface, there are more details to be seen.

Only transmits 13% of incoming light, resulting in increased contrast!

It has a clear aperture of 1 22in (30mm) and delivers light in a completely neutral color.

All-aluminum construction with an optical glass filter lens Standard filter threads on both sides allow you to use this filter with other filters.

Protects the eyepiece from dust and moisture with a durable plastic case.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use this with the Celestron NexStar 130 SLT?

This isn't about a specific telescope; it's about eyepieces. It's intended to be used with any threaded 1. The eyepiece is 25 inches long. Your telescope, I believe, has a magnification of 1. It will fit any eyepiece with threading on the inside bottom of the barrel, which is 25 inches long.

Is this compatible with the Orion StarBlast?

This will work with any one. The eyepiece is 25" long and threaded. This component attaches to the bottom of a 1. Eyepiece is 25" long. One is used by your Orion Starblast. Eyepieces with a diameter of 25" are available.

Is this compatible with Meade's Ma Series eyepieces? Is it threaded to the body and fits between the body and the chrome sleeve?

This eyepiece is compatible with Meade's Ma series. If you have standard filter threads, it will fit between the body and the chrome sleeve that is threaded to the body.

Why does it say two-day shipping when it actually takes five days?

It has something to do with postal codes and shipping. Our aunt in the next city over receives the same item up to 5 days before we do.

Selected User Reviews For Gosky 1.25" Telescope Moon Filter (GOPA001)

Filter that is both effective and affordable

5/5

On my Meade 75mm telescope, I used this. I'm sorry, but I can't recall the exact model number right now. It attaches to the 9x or 25x lens that is inserted into the viewing port, and none of it is larger than 1. Don't let the number "250" scare you away. It's what's known as a "nominal" dimension. It's the same as if you said 1/2" pipe.