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COMPLETED - SOLD****BARGAIN NEW PRICE*ASTRODON Tru-Balance RGB Gen2 E-series filter, 36mm, unmountedBy Nikolas74
Selling my LRGB filters 36mm unmounted , because I decided to use only my Narrowband and to invest in something else that I want.
The filters are placed inside my Atik EFW2 at the moment but I can send photos if someone is really interested , so I don't loose my cc'd setup position.
Are in excellent condition ,sold in their original boxes.
The filters are well known so not much words need to say.
Some info you can find here at Astrodons site:
https://astrodon.com/products/astrodon-lrgb-gen2-e-series-tru-balance-filters/
The retail price is about £800 if I am not mistaken I will sell it for £500..............£375
Other offers can be accepted within reasonable price 😀
Payment via PAYPAL is accepted, buyer pays the fees.
I post them from Athens Greece in A class shipment secured.
I will pay the postage expenses.
Thank you,
Nikolas.
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By Gib007
THIS ITEM HAS NOW BEEN SOLD.
This listing is for my personal LRGB filters (Kayron from Light Vortex Astronomy). They are the Astrodon E-Series Gen2 LRGB 1.25" set. These are considered the highest-end LRGB filters money can buy, able to produce exceptional quality, colour-balanced images when paired with a good monochrome camera. For more information, please see Astrodon's website:
https://astrodon.com/products/astrodon-lrgb-gen2-e-series-tru-balance-filters/
Please note that this filter set currently retails at just over £560 from UK suppliers, €660 from European suppliers or $540 from US suppliers. Payment is preferred via bank transfer but PayPal is OK with an extra 2.9% to cover PayPal fees. I'll cover postage to you via tracked Courier.
I welcome any questions you may have regarding this listing. Thank you for looking.
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By Gib007
THIS ITEM HAS NOW BEEN SOLD.
This listing is for my personal narrowband filters (Kayron from Light Vortex Astronomy). They are the Astrodon Hydrogen-Alpha (HA), Oxygen-III (OIII) and Sulphur-II (SII) 3nm 1.25" narrowband set. These are considered the highest-end narrowband filters money can buy, able to produce images of exceptional quality and incredible sharpness, cutting through a vast amount of light pollution. The 3nm variants featured here are fantastic for pulling out fine nebulous structures clearly above background. For more information, please see Astrodon's website:
https://astrodon.com/products/astrodon-narrowband-filters/
Please note that these three filters together currently retail at just over £1,710 from UK suppliers, €2,180 from European suppliers or $1,690 from US suppliers. Payment is preferred via bank transfer but PayPal is OK with an extra 2.9% to cover PayPal fees. I'll cover postage to you via tracked Courier.
I welcome any questions you may have regarding this listing. Thank you for looking.
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By stardude07
Hello,
I have a question about filterwheels; SBIG filter wheels specifically. As far as I know they are the only ones that really use the 8 position filter wheels. So I have it loaded with L, R, G, B, Ha, OIII, and SII. So that is seven filters, what goes in the 8th slot???
Thank you for your insight,
Christopher
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By Andy R
Hello
my first question (takes deep breath) I’m looking at buying a moon filter I have a nexstar 6se, now it’s possible I’ve had an information overload but I’m sure I read or watched a video that said SCT type scopes dim the light of the image because of the design
with that said the standard density of a moon filter I’m looking at (Baader Neutral Density Moon filters) is 0.9. Because of image being dim (if that’s correct)would I be better off getting a filter with 0.6 density to avoid the image being too dim.
i know the filter is there to help your eyesight etc ive had the scope for a couple of days and haven’t actually used it during the night yet so I have no idea how bright the moon would be.
Any advice would be much appreciated even to tell me I’m barking up the wrong tree
Andy
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