Can I use this on my little Celestron AsroMaster 70?
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tricky answer it would work but it would be hard to mount on to the 70 because it is built for a larger scope,but it would work great if you could mount it on there,i enjoy mine very much
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The finder base is about 2" wide and 7" long. The circumference of your 70mm might not big enough. Not knowing the exact size it's hard to tell. Good luck. Clear Skies.
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Not familiar with that particular scope personally but looking at it on Celestrons website I don't see why it wouldn't. The only thing that maybe could be a slight problem is the small diameter of the tube of that scope may not match real well with the radius of the base on the Telrad and may require some extra double stick tape to make it fit.
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Judging from the pictures of an AstroMaster 70, I would say so. You could mount it right over the top of the tripod to minimize any balance issues.
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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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I would agree with teotwawki, i have a celestron 127 powerseeker and it is almost too big for it but plenty of room for accessories
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Don't know, for your reference, I used it for a Celestron Omni XLT 150 with mount and tripod.
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I too have a 90SLT but I want to use it for Astrophotography. To those that said no because of the threads... Can this fit inside the Celestron T-Adapter and be held in place via the thumb screw?
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sorry, but mine never worked, i brought it overseas and never got it replaced by Celestron, bad luck i guess
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It should as all but the cheapest telescopes use 1 1/4" eyepieces. Check your existing eyepiece to confirm as Celestron does not actually list the size.
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It should work. I put it on a Celestron 127EQ with minimal mounting space. It appears by photos I have seen of your model telescope that it should mount without a problem. You might want to consider buying a 4" Riser.
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Probably. What you want to check is the diameter of your microscope eyepiece tube. And compare it to the diameter of the Celestron. The tube on the microscope must be large enough to accommodate the Camera. Also your eyepiece must be removable to slip this one in it's place. If that is not possible then this will not work. The Ring you see in the picture is slipped over the Celestron to keep it from falling all the way down into the microscope tube. There is a White scribed line on the Camera tube for the distance where the Ring is to be tightened for ideal placement. I notice that someone else had bad luck with the size of the picture. To correct this you may have to raise or lower the Ring mentioned above to get the size picture you want,then clarity will come when you adjust with the microscope controls. I hope this helps you out. By the way it gives a very good picture. Ron.
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Star diagonal for CPC 1100 is 1.25" per Celestron, these are 2". Google how to attach 2" to your scope, you may need an extra adapter most likely. Experts say cpc 1100 is fine with 1.25", you will only get more stray light with 2"
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i don't see why not... Just make sure that your telescope fits the 1.25" lens.
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You can mount it in a pedestal stand. Mine will focus up to 7" away from the object that you are scanning. My Celestron will not focus beyond 7" away. In your application, it will depend on how small the imperfections or bugs are.
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I also use Celestron CG4 mount with this motor, so I wouldn't know if it will work with any other mounts.
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I don't think so. According to the Celestron website, it is only for SCT telescopes.
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I guess you could. My question is why not buy an adaptor to attach to your telescope so it (the telescope) can track the stars and planets when they are at zenith?
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It should and the kit is listed as an accessory you may want to purchase: http://www.highpointscientific.com/celestron-nexstar-130-slt-computerized-telescope-31145?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=cse&utm_term=CEL-31145&gclid;=CKj5ve7Rz8ECFQcSMwodfG4A3Q
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I don't think so. The celestron website says the Nextstar 130 SLT only works with 2 inch lenses
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Kelsey, I didn't buy the solar filter. But I am sure if you contact Celestron they can tell you which one you need. Let ,e know how it works. I was considering buying one! Thanks Kent