Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 Solar Telescopes

SKU: CO-SO-SM40

WARNING! The only object in the sky that can cause irreversible damage to the observer is the Sun. Consequently, the potential user of an instrument for Solar observation should take every precaution that it is safe before attempting to use it - not just the first time, but EVERY time. DO NOT USE any instrument or product for which safety data and specifications accepted by eye safety organizations is not available. All Coronado products exceed these safety specifications. Do not attempt to disassemble any Coronado product; doing so will void your warranty and may compromise your safety. Details of Coronado's safety specifications can be found at Coronado Safety Guide.

The Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 telescope SM40T10 has the same aperture as the P.S.T. but is distinguished by several key factors. The Coronao SolarMax 40 telescope comes standard with a < 0.7 angstrom bandpass which results in increased surface detail across the disk. A T-Max attached directly behind the etalon gives you the ability to adjust for Doppler shifted light. Bino-viewers and most imaging equipment will come to focus, sometimes with the use of a Barlow or OCS. These features plus enhanced surface detail make the Coronado SolarMax 40 telescope a more versatile instrument with remarkable solar images. For more on the T-Max please go to accessories.

Specifications for Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 telescope:


Aperture:		40mm

Focal Ratio:		10

Focal Length:		400mm

Weight:		3lbs

Length:		16.75"

Features of Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 telescope:

Enchances solar observation

Package Contents:

Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 telescope
Clamshell Mounting Rings
Tmax
Travel Case

Coronado 40mm-400mm SolarMax 40 Solar Telescopes

SM40

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