can be used with telescope
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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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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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I suppose if the telescope had the same dimensions to the eyepiece that the microscope does, that it might work. There could be a problem with available light unless you were using the telescope in bright daylight. Doesn't cost anything but time to try.
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yes it can be used with any 1.25 telescope I use it on a 80eq a 4.5" and 10" dobsonian.
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I would use a telescope that is specifically for that. I have taken these things out to the mountains in southern New Mexico for star gazing and they did work well. The biggest challenge with these is that sometimes it is difficult for them to hold their focus.
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The telescope does not have a picture option. If u take one with a camera it will most likely not look very good. There may be an attachment u can find somewhere for an extra cost but right out of the box there is no option for pictures
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I'm sure u could, a little. I primarily use it for the shooting range. It's not going to have the desired effect that I believe you are looking for, like a telescope would have.
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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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In short you can use this telescope for simple astrophotography like getting photos of moon and brighter objects like Jupiter and Saturn. You can't use this for faint objects because it needs tracking mount for long exposure. The manufacturer also mentioned that this scope is optimized for visual use rather than for photography. Visually it is superb. Clear Skies....!
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I only used it for star gazing but I'm guessing it may be to strong. A refractor telescope would probably be of better use. a refractor telescope is definity easier to use.
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We have used it on occasion, hooked up to a laptop. Took a bit of time to locate object and focus on telescope and then put in the eye piece. Worked ok, but not something I would use all the time.
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You would not be able to use it visually; the filtered image will be too dim. You might be able to use this telescope with an appropriately relayed camera where you could integrate the exposure. This would require the correct relay and a mount for solar tracking.
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As long as you have an 1.25 focuser and an accurate drive on your telescope then you should at least be able to use this for the moon and planets. Hopefully this is helpful!
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If your telescope uses 1.25" eye piece then yes. The quality of the barlow is very good so I like to use it whenever I can. I enjoy looking at the moon with it because you see a lot more detail including seeing the shadows of the mountains when you vewing a partial moon.
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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.
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In my opinion, No. This is a very cheap, although serviceable, telescope. It is not very big and is not conducive to precise settings. It is just not designed to be a top notch scope. Putting expensive eye pieces on it would not help appreciably, but they certainly would improve the view over the EP that come with the scope.