Baader Contrast Booster as Mars Filter?

[Mak the Night]

I was wondering if anyone had any experience of using the Baader Contrast Booster (stacked or singularly) as a planetary filter, particularly Mars, on a smaller scope like a 102mm (4") reflector. 

The reason I ask is that I was wondering whether it would be a good (and cheaper) alternative as a Mars filter to the TeleVue Bandmate which is possibly primarily designed for larger apertures than 4" (at least with reflectors).

I'm interested in any thoughts on this.

http://www.firstlightoptics.com/achromat-semi-apo-filters/baader-contrast-booster-filter.html

[John]

I've not used one myself but Neil English includes it in this piece:

http://neilenglish.net/further-adventures-with-filters/

[Mak the Night]

I've not used one myself but Neil English includes it in this piece:

http://neilenglish.net/further-adventures-with-filters/

Thanks. I know it is intended primarily for use on achromatic refractors and is based on Baader's Neodymium filter. I suppose being designed with the smaller apertures of refractors in mind the Contrast Booster could work well on a 4" Mak as a Mars filter. I don't know whether it will be any more effective than the Neodymium though. I haven't had a chance to view Mars with my Neodymium yet, but I have used it on M42. It has been suggested that the Contrast Booster stacked with the Neodymium could be very good in the right conditions.