Please advise the internal diameter of ocular tube? and can be replaced by a digital eyepiece and connect to computer via USB to view the picture on the screen?Best regards / Jim
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The eyepiece tube that slips into the scope is 1.060 in. diameter. That is the root diameter of the thread that screws into the scope body. It's a very fine thread that I can't measure. I don't have instruments for measuring the ID of the female-thread of the eye-piece assembly. Where do you get the digital-eyepiece? John Cullom, Westminster, MD
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Jim,THe internal dimension of the eyepiece holder is 1.215 inches.It is threaded on the outside of the tube which is very short and made as part of the spotting scope.This scope probably will not work for what you want to do.The eyepiece screws in on the external thread,however the tunnel inside the eyepiece tube is only .800 inches deep before you encounter the mirror.If you need photos (closeups)contact me at gaiginsteve@gmail.com and I will send you a series of closeups of the ocular area.Hope this helpsSteve
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Sorry I could not get an accurate measurement of the eye piece. I could measure the male end on the scope. It measured 1.614 inches and there was another that measured 1.364. Hope this helps you.
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Sorry can not tell you inside Dia., but it can be attached to a camera or USB.
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If you mean can you buy an eyepiece camera and hook that up to the microscope, then yes. Just buy a high quality camera. I bought a $50 camera and used my computer monitor to see the images, but they weren't of good resolution.
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Forget about this. It's a piece of NOTHING.. visiion is much worst.. mine came uncalibered so it's impossible to use both eyes... it worth what it cost.. hehe
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Hi there - Thanks for taking the time to ask the question! The interior diameter of this product is 0.50 inches. I'm not completely sure of the dimensions of the eye drop vials, but I don't think you should have any trouble with it. Thanks again!- Chris
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It is basically just an eyepiece replacement. That said it crops the field of view (a lot). I found resolution modest and the software unacceptable. I returned the item.
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Celestine has its own adapter specific to telescope devices so you might want to check on the Celestine site first. Outside of that a 1.25 inch standard eyepiece will work fine although my wide field of view 52mm erffle barely fits.
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Good afternoon,Thank you for touching base. The size of the eye lens is 1.25". Please do not hesitate to contact me with any further questions or concerns.
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Yes Kenneth. Buy an adapter for use 1.25 inch eyepieces and filter into telescope focuser. Here this one: 2"-to-1.25" Orion Telescope Eyepiece Adapter
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David, I looked at the picture with the scope attached computer, and it appears that they are using a third party optical pickup that attaches to one of eye pieces on the scope to port the image to the PC - this must be a separately purchase item, and probably doesn't cost to much.
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Yes you can connect this to a computer amscope sells an adapter for it. Here is a link to the cameras amscope sells for this microscope. My gf has one.
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There's an insert for 1.25" which can be removed for 2" eyepieces. Also, the telescope only comes with a couple of 1.25"...or at least that was the case when I purchased.
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You will need an adapter Vivitar has one that works well and very econocal. Enjoy it. Good luck.
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The ocular that comes with it is 28mm.I tried to get my calipers or expand to 31mm inside the adapter but I couldn't. There is a solid plastic mount holding the rubber part, and it is around 31Mm. I guess you'd have to make a new mount.
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Hi Bob, the only way I can answer your question is to tell you that the inside opening of the eyecup is 3/4" which is also the width of the mount. I hope this helps answer your question.
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Hi Kenneth, I am so sorry, but I don't know. Perhaps it might be good to enter your camera model in a search bar followed by eyepiece extender. I apologize if my response is very basic, but I'm hoping it might help.
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I'm not sure as I've never tried that but it does have a separate eyepiece, so there could well be some sort of digital imaging device that would fit in there instead of a glass lens. Good luck!
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The 10mm eyepiece that comes with this telescope should work very well to see planets clearly. While increasing the magnification will increase the image size, it will never be very large in the eyepiece.