Solar observing using a dedicated H alpha telescope?

The basic LS60T with internal etalon allows for a <0.8 Angstrom bandpass.

Using the DS module for LS60T series scopes will reduce the bandpass to ~<0.50 Angstroms. What that means is you get a lot more surface detail.

As various people have reported, you could desire to make sparkling what you propose via a "straightforward telescope." For me, it is a minimum of a 6" Dobsonian, which expenditures approximately $3 hundred. on condition that, my standard products would be: • Jupiter • The Moon • Mars • celeb clusters, distinctly the Double Cluster in Perseus • Emission nebulae, distinctly the Orion Nebula and the Swan Nebula • Double and distinctive galaxies: M31/M32/M110 in Andromeda, M81/M82 in u.s. important, M51/NGC5195 in Canes Venatici • The variable celeb SS Cygni • And thousands extra!

Double stacking gives you a narrower bandwidth, resulting in sharper images. The downside is that you have to tune differently for surface features versus prominences.