can it be use on Orion 09798 StarBlast 4.5 Equatorial Reflector Telescope
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I am not familiar with the Orion 09798 StarBlast but I would suspect it does use the 1.25 inch eyepiece since most respectable telescopes do allow for that dimension. I bought mine for my Celestron 9.25 and I am very happy with it. Hope you are equally pleased.
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If your telescope uses 1.25" eyepieces , it will work fine. I use mine with a Meade 4.5" EQ reflector and it works seamlessly with the Meade eyepieces.
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It will work well with any telescope with 1.25-inch lenses. According to the specifications for the Orion XT8 Classic, this will work. http://www.telescope.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=102005&gclid;=CJDj45mbnL0CFfNxOgodQRMA_g
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Probably. I don't know much about telescopes. It's really nice. My teaching partner bought it but no longer works with me. You can buy it from me for quite a discount.
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not think it works on other brands of telescopes. also is of very poor quality. not recommended. that came with a Celestron and 2 weeks of using stopped working. I recommend the orion z de lux.
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If your telescope uses a 6 conductor RJ-12 connector on both ends then this should work. the connector onbthis cable looks like a wider phone cable connector.
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Yes it sure can, but you will want to get a correct image diagonal along with your order. The reason i say this is because the diagonal that comes with this causes a mirror image. Terrestrial viewing would be reversed from left to right with the standard star diaganol. This is kinda where all telescope companies get ya. They almost always include a reversed image prism diaganol with the scopes they sell. To point you in the direction for a good diaganol i would say search for "Orion correct image diaganol". Probably gonna set you back another 80 bucks but thats what you would need to see land veiws in the correct orientation. I also suggest gettin a 32mm eyepiece for land viewing. Because the supplied eyepieces are moderate high power and just to much for land viewing. You could also get a good deal by buying the "Astromaster Accesory kit" its what i bought when i ordered mine. This is if you intend on doing astronomy. Bottom line if you are just buying this for land i would not purchase this. Because you will need that correct image diaganol and some lower power eyepieces and your looking at $220 just to get started. It would much more logical if you were only wanting to do land viewing to buy a spotting scope or zoom binoculars. If you went the binocular route i suggest the celestron 10-30x50 upclose binoculars. You can then buy a generic 60" camera tripod and a binocular tripod adaptor for much less than a telescope. I think a tripod will be around $15-$20 and the adaptor is like $8 "Konus". The celestron zoom binos are like 40 bucks so. The binoculars would do well for looking at the moon, jupiter, venus, mars, mercury, and the sun granted you buy two solar filters for them. You can also see a handful of nebulae and brighter galaxies with just a regular pair of 10x50 binos.
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This lens actually fits on the telescope's eyepiece not the telescope itself. Most decent telescopes of any brand use either a 1.25" or a 2" focuser assembly. Any 1.25" eyepiece that is threaded to accept filters should be able to use this particular Orion moon filter. For example, I use it on a Meade 1.25" eyepiece with an Orion telescope that has a 1.25" focuser. Users that have a telescope with a 2" focuser typically also use standard 1.25" eyepieces with an adapter ring. This lens can then be used on those eyepieces as well. For smaller telescopes, that gather less light, Orion makes a 25% transmission version so the moon will not appear too dark to the observer. If you have less than 4 to 6 inches of aperture, then consider going with the 25% version.
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From what I can tell, it does not appear to be compatible. The 1.25 inch kit by Celestron that contains the smaller cousins of these will surely work. This is a high quality set.
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I could not get my Celestron XCel series 2X Barlow to focus. It was way beyond the focuser's travel and others have noted this but apparently Orion's Shorty 2X Barlow will work with this telescope as well as GSO 2x barlow from Agena AstroProducts. The useful magnification on this telescope is 200X but that is probably counting on optimum conditions. For planetary views with average conditions with a 100mm telescope, magnification of 100X to 120X are probably expected to be the clearest.
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You could but probably won't put this on a table. It's BIG. I suggest the following: http://www.telescope.com/Mounts-Tripods/Mount-Tripod-Accessories/Dob-Dolly-for-Orion-45-10-Dobsonian-Telescopes/pc/-1/c/2/sc/38/p/102784.uts http://www.telescope.com/Mounts-Tripods/Mount-Tripod-Accessories/Dob-Pod-for-Orion-45-10-Dobsonian-Telescopes/pc/-1/c/2/sc/38/p/102785.uts
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That will depend on your telescope focal length and your eyepiece focal length. In my case, I use two of this to focus with my orion 120mm and 8mm eyepiece.
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Yes you can, I mounted mine to my Celestron Astromaster. The thing is that size wise it should be mounted on a larger scope. The Telerad is not a small unit There is a Bader star finder that will fit better. Of course you have to find your own way of mounting it. I used expoxy glue on my Meade ETX 70. Others have used double sided tape.
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yes it should, its universal to celestron telescopes..Im looking at mine now, and it seems to be universal, did you get your t-ring...the t-ring will allow the camera to be attached. I know I forgot the t-ring when I got my adaptor..My telescope is the C8, so it should work.. let me know, but get the t-ring, it goes by camera model.. Like mine is a Cannon, so I had to get a Cannon t-ring that attaches to the adapter...it also only works if your able to remove your leses from your camera, there is another mount that you can use if your using a point and shoot camera.. most sincerely,Lizzy
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You need 2 things, a T ring for whichever DSLR you have and an adapter to fix the T ring to the telescope. Heres a link for the universal adapter, but you'll have to find a T ring that fits your camera. Orion 1.25-Inch Variable Universal Camera Adapter
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Absolutely. I use them on my AstroMaster 90 AZ, and they're similar telescopes that can use same eye pieces... they just have different bodies. By the way, my wife loves this kit. She took a picture of the moon with her Nikon D5000 and oh my.... it looks amazing.
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Sir - here's the best answer I can give: call Orion and ask them if that eyepiece you mention is threaded for filters, and that you want to screw-on an Orion moon filter to it. You'll get your answer on the spot.
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I think they will not fit in the barrel of the Universal Adapter, only 1.25 inch eyepieces that has nearly the same diameter in both ends. Here´s the specificacions offered in the Orion wep page: "Since the Universal Camera Adapter features an inside diameter of 38.6mm, you can insert any 1.25" telescope eyepiece that has an outer housing diameter of 38.6mm or less". Hope this was helpful for you!