Filters? Any recommendations?
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I made a pair of bino filters from BAADER astrofilm. Google the Baader film -- it can be purchased from more than one source. I made the filter cells from black foam sheets purchased at a craft store (Like JoAnn fabrics) Cut strips to fit around the outside of the apertures; glue ends together using foam glue, to make the bands, and after letting them dry, also take a few stitches with black thread to keep the ends together. Make sure these bands fit securely, but not so tightly that they cannot be removed from the barrels. Cut foam circles for the fronts of the cells, and cut holes in the middles, making rings, maybe 1/2" wide. (more or less, depending on aperture.) Place the outer bands down on the 'front' rings and glue with foam glue. Let dry. A few stitches can be taken to secure the fronts in place. Cut cardboard circles that just fit into the foam cells, with center holes matching the center holes in the cell fronts. Put a layer of 2-sided tape on the cardboard circles after making sure they fit nicely into the filter cells. With the tape side down, lay the cardboard circles carefully onto the Baader film, being careful not to stretch the film. Trim the outside of the circles and insert into the filter cell 'cups.' You can glue them into the cups if you wish. That's all. Put on and enjoy the sunspots. You could make moon filters by repeating the procedure using a neutral density (or other see-through) material that cuts the glare.
1781448
Nope, Ive now had mine for quite a while and everything is working just fine. No filters needed.
84569
of course filters need to be replaced. try reading the description of item before asking such rediculous questions.
453292
Petmate filters are not the only options, there are generic ones available. I had an earlier version of this item and it lasted about 3 years, I've had no problems with this product.
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I purchase http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003DKDD08/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3HCMF3L7NKZLE&coliid=I2DFURZVVKTD4N for the main filter, and http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003DKDD1M/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3HCMF3L7NKZLE&coliid=IEGE5BZOIX5BL for the pre-filter.
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I got them here on amazon. You'd be surprised how long the filters last. I see 10 clue st a day on average and a filter will last me a out a month.
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Get the Simple Cup filters. They fit good and I use them all the time. I buy the box of 300. Got to get another box. They are thinner than the Melitta Java Jig filters. Cheaper though and work great in the MyCafe cups. I use them all the time. I will get 2 boxes this time.
346527
clean your burner nitrogen these are the best filters period !! Check blower
30421
You should probably call the manufacturer. A quick search of Adorama and B&H; does not reveal the answer (both sites carry this filter).
386292
Sorry I can't help, I never use them, I have indirect lighting in the rooms I use my monitors in.Good luck, I know there are some nice filters out there, co-workers of mine have had them in the past.
194218
go on YouTube and it will help you a lot. there is a lot cheaper ways of doing a filtration as well
153122
Cool thanks! I have decided to order it. Just got it today! Excited to use it. Wondering where to get the filters for the glass attachments. Have to figure that out later. I know they last a while. So that will be figured out later I guess.
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Dunno. Don't have one. This is not a great filter....returned due to scratches right out of the box...
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Yeah, they sell them on Amazon - the Satechi USB portable filters. They are the standard white filters. Hope that helps.
951505
You really don't need a certain size filter. I use regular size filters by folding them to fit. Works for me!
2141080
From what I understand you can use either filter in the unit. I love mine. I'm using the one that came with it currently, but then bought the better filter in a six pack at Costco.
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I called Hamilton Beach and they told me there are filters for this item. I think they are incorrect. I will make my own filters from a sheet of cut-to-fit carbon as suggested by another writer.