IDAS AD42-DS Filter Drawer Review

In this video, I review the IDAS AD42-DS Filter Drawer. This filter drawer is unique in that it includes a 360-degree rotation function. The filter containing sliders lock into place nicely and the entire system prevents light leakage. Another thing I like about the AD42-DS is that it provides rotation capabilities on telescope systems that usually lack that ability, such as standard Newtonian reflectors.
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[@AstroBlender]

Apologies for the motion blur - I am investigating my camera settings to see why this occurred and get it corrected. EDIT: Problem fixed. This will not be an issue in the future!

[@jeffpurcell6096]

Like the model collection in the background!

[@AstroBlender]

Thanks, me too!

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Nice filter drawer.

[@desmcmorrow2978]

Another excellent review. Thanks. Do you have any experience to share concerning IDAS SHO UHS filters for f2 systems? Cheers, Des

[@AstroBlender]

Hi Des, unfortunately I don't have any monochrome cameras at the moment, so no I don't.

[@lkosiliconmage]

We have almost the same LEGO models, except for the big Saturn V model (off-screen somewhere?)!

[@AstroBlender]

Yep the Saturn V is at the top of the shelf and I think the Perseverance rover is off frame to the right. :)

[@EugeneRu777]

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