Will this work with a SOG Dark Energy DE-06?
785062
It looks like the SOG is about the same size as the Stinger Strion, which I have, and it fits very nicely in this light holster. If you have the ability to compare the 2 lights side by side, and they are about the same size it should work for you.
1928662
I am not sure I previously had the older version of this module. I am assuming it would work though.
147487
This should work with any telescope that requires standard 1.25 inch eyepieces. They should also work with any telescope with 2 inch eyepieces, provided you purchase an adapter. I use them on an Orion Skyquest XT6 and have no issues.
819259
it works with gas canisters made by Primus, but you have to check the screw-on cap (some Primus canisters have different sockets)
581583
Stands to reason that since my Solstice was originally designed and fused for TWO horns and reduced to ONE horn to meet GM's, read Bob Lutz's, goal of $20K sell price, the originally designed 10A fuse (unchanged) should work just fine! In any case, if fuse blows the only function affected is the horn (FSM wiring diagram!).
1249917
Yes, it will work. You just need to enter your own calculations. Hope this helps!
1886838
According to Oregon Scientific's website, yes it will. See their Sensor Guide here: http://www.oregonscientific.com/us/en/service/sensorguide#
776302
Personally I would try the one by Solrus which one reviewer said worked with his Trane (misspelled as Tran). This one worked on a very old GE but it was listed. I wouldn't trust any of the claims for "more" unless your specific brand is listed. Sorry.
1809855
Yes, you can use this or the official one. As long as it is a superslim model.
509197
No, not without an additional module like the WL Toys WL-T6 (http://www.banggood.com/buy/wl-t6.html), or the OrangeRx DSMX module (http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__51704__OrangeRX_DSMX_DSM2_2_4Ghz_Transmitter_Module_JR_Turnigy_compatible_US_Warehouse_.html?strSearch=jr module)
1135602
I'm not sure, but the SOS Charger came with many adapters. I guessing one of the adapter would work.
1246577
Yes it will work with the 2006 per page two of the Installation Manual. You will however have to use the "resistor cable" which limits the update rate to 1hz; this cable is included with the unit.
1974533
it should. I haven't tested it but I don't see what would cause them to not work together.
1397325
I googled it and what I found says "yes" The 18778 is suppose to work with all Celestron series.
311302
It should work with the series. It has worked great on our mighty mule gate operator, we have it hooked to a marine battery and it keeps it charged, even on cloudy days.
1114557
No, you can't use that unit... it is 12 volts. You need a 6 volt power supply for the #93522 Dual Axis Motor Drive. Also, you need to be sure that the 6 volt unit you buy has a polarity of "tip positive"... that is, the positive terminal is the center pin. You can find various 6 volt power supplies here at Amazon... just choose one which has good reviews for quality control and reliability. Many of these units come with a variety of tips, and you should get one of these to make sure that you have a tip which fits the controller box for the motor drives. Also, you need to get a unit which supplies between 1.0 and 2.0 amps. Probably, you should stay away from the low end of that scale. I got one, but I suppose I should not advertise for any particular unit. However, the 6 volt unit I got, with multiple tips and the ability to change polarity, and which supplies 1.5 amps (1500 milliamps), works great for my Celestron Dual Axis Motor Drive #93522, which I got last year! I'm being very specific, because I want you to know that I have experience with this particular telescope mount (CG-4) and motor drive set. This unit comes with 8 tips, but only one of these fits really well. It has a 5mm outside diameter, and I'm not sure of the inside diameter. However, there are 3 pins which have an outside diameter of close to 5mm, with a variety of inside diameters. But, as I said, only one fits really well. As to why there is not more documentation on this subject, I don't know. I had to write to Celestron support to get the basic information, and I was lucky enough to get a suitable unit on my first try! Well, actually, maybe I should tell you which unit I got, and you can use it for comparison, at least! So, here it is: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00068U44I/ref=oh_details_o09_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yes, I have D.E. Solo-6 in this exact case. You can always doulbe check the Schecter web site for confirmation.