Is this compatible with the celestron powerseeker 127 EQ telescope?
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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!
267995
These filters DO fit, as the 127EQ (I have one myself) has 1.25" eyepeices. The kicker though, is that our eye pieces do NOT have any threads (the eyepieces that come with the set). I've been told by Celestron to hold the filter between my eye and the eyepiece. Sigh. Best thing to fix that...get a different and better eyepiece.
2263671
It is compatible with my Orion t-ring adapter, but I believe that other t-ring adapters will have the same threads as well.
580851
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
580849
I don't think so. The celestron website says the Nextstar 130 SLT only works with 2 inch lenses
199338
Yes, because it uses standard 1.25" astronomy eye pieces. Search telescope camera adapters for your specific camera
1096870
If your camera has the F mount, you need the Celestron 93492 adapter. I have a Slik too making a great pairing with the Celestron.
1587275
The Celstron site - http://www.celestron.com/portal/skyq-link.html - lists the compatible mounts for this unit. It is not so much the telescope, but the mount used for it.
1325370
Yes it will do well with the 127 eq. Most telescopes use this 1.25 inch eyepiece. Good quality eyepieces can turn an average scope into an acceptable instrument.
2025779
Yes, it should work. You will, of course, need the 1.25 lens adapter for the telescope: Celestron 93625 Universal 1.25-inch Camera T-Adapter
427087
I'm not familiar with the Edge HD 1100 Celestron other than knowing that it is a computerized scope with a lot of special features for obtaining a flatter view. The Celestron T-adapter would probably work if it is sized right and has the correct threads to fit both the camera and the telescope. The only other issue would be if it allows you to focus your scope and camera to get a clear picture. Not knowing the type camera or how the adapter connection on the telescope is made makes it difficult for me to give a definite yes or no to your question.
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Laverne, Here are a couple of links to get you going and answer your questions: http://www.telescopes.com/images/pdf/CELE017.pdf http://telescopeobserver.com/review-of-celestron-127-eq-powerseeker-telescope/Take care & good luck.Robert
1200895
Yes it is as it is an interference fit. I have two and on one I filed the slot round and replaced the screw with one that fit a telescope.
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YES According to the Celestron web site this will work with your 114 LCM. OVERVIEW Power your Celestron computerized telescope from any AC wall outlet 2.5 amp AC Adapter Suitable for indoor or outdoor outlets $27.95ITEM # 18778IN STOCK DESCRIPTION Enjoy your telescope without batteries with this AC adapter! When using your telescope at home or near any wall outlet, you can enjoy hours of uninterrupted observing. Running your telescope off of AC power is hassle-free and much more reliable than other methods, especially in cool temperatures, when batteries can lose charge quickly. This 2.5 amp AC Adapter is compatible with the following Celestron computerized telescopes: LCM Series NexStar SLT Series NexStar SE Series SkyProdigy Series Advanced Series Advanced VX Series CPC Series CPC Deluxe HD Series* *CPC Deluxe HD Series-This adapter is sufficient for most visual observing with a balanced telescope. However, for astroimaging using additional equipment, the 5 amp adapter (product #18780) is recommended.
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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.
367057
It will work. I did have to drill two holes for mounting in the tube of the telescope.
580850
I don't know, I have the Astromaster 130, but as long as it uses 1.25" eyepieces then you shouldn't have a problem.