Hi, may I pair it with Celestron X-Cel LX 3x Barlow Lens (1.25") and will it work with AstroMaster AZ70? Thanks in Advance !
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One more thing, unless you have excellent light collection, I'd be careful. Both of these lenses absorb some light, and at maximum magnification the image may be too dark.
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Yes, but you may be disappointed by the result. The barlow lens will boost the magnification with the 10mm eyepiece to 80x. Even if everything in your scope is in good alignment you'll probably find that the picture at 80x is noticeably fuzzy. Unfortunately, not every one of these telescopes seems to be aligned well at the factory, so you may find the 80x image in yours is much worse than that. The Travel Scope 70 is really made for low-power views, and Celestron is to be commended for not making exaggerated claims about high powers. The 20mm (20x) and 10mm (40X) eyepieces that come with the telescope are good choices. Yes, but you may be disappointed by the result. The barlow lens will boost the magnification with the 10mm eyepiece to 80x. Even if everything in your scope is in good alignment you'll probably find that the picture at 80x is noticeably fuzzy. Unfortunately, not every one of these telescopes seems to be aligned well at the factory, so you may find the 80x image in yours is much worse than that. The Travel Scope 70 is really made for low-power views, and Celestron is to be commended for not making exaggerated claims about high powers. The 20mm (20x) and 10mm (40X) eyepieces that come with... » Read More Yes, but you may be disappointed by the result. The barlow lens will boost the magnification with the 10mm eyepiece to 80x. Even if everything in your scope is in good alignment you'll probably find that the picture at 80x is noticeably fuzzy. Unfortunately, not every one of these telescopes seems to be aligned well at the factory, so you may find the 80x image in yours is much worse than that. The Travel Scope 70 is really made for low-power views, and Celestron is to be commended for not making exaggerated claims about high powers. The 20mm (20x) and 10mm (40X) eyepieces that come with the telescope are good choices. « Show Less
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I have a Celestron C90mm Spotting scope Focal length 1250mm the importance here is the eyepiece...if yours is 1.25" AstroMaster acc.will work. do not expect super quality but is nice to have it !
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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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I use mine with my Celestron CG4 mount. I recommend contacting the company which supplies the Twin Star 6 and ask them. The good supplier companies are usually very helpful on a question like yours in my experience. Good luck. The unit works well on my CG4. Regards, John L.
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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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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 find my Celestron X-C LX Series useful when used on my C6. It has an adjustment range from 8mm to 24mm. I use it in place of 25mm and 9 mm lenses when working on a mount that is not clock driven. It allows me to switch from low magnification to high magnification without changing eyepieces. It should work satisfactorily for viewing nebule if your skies are reasonably dark. I was able to observe a number of nebula with a 3.5 inch reflector. My skies were relatively dark.
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Yes, I bought an Orion 2x 1.25 in Barlow lens and have used it with the telescope
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After reading the specs on this website, it appears that you will be able to use the 2 inch eyepieces with this scope. This kit comes with the 2 inch diagonal. If this can attach to your scope, it should work just fine. I do not have your model, but I do feel a little jealous. :) Best wishes. http://www.telescopes.com/telescopes/catadioptric-telescopes/celestron8inchcpctelescopetubeandmountwithtripod.cfm
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I do not know if it is "shorty or not" but the barlow is in the kit and it is 2x working as intended to work...good quality . If your scope is similar to Celestron scope C-90 it will fit and work perfectly well...eye pieces 1.25" it comes with three filters etc..it is a good buy! it will fit any 1.25" eye piece telescope or scope. come in a very sturdy case lined with foam.
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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.
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Hello, First issue is the use of a reducer/corrector with a barlow multiplier. The two lenses are working against each other to no effect. Use the eyepiece alone or use it with the reducer corrector for lower power (wider fields of view) or use the eyepiece with the barlow for much higher power (smaller fields of view). If you have the Celestron Edge telescope I do not believe the reducer/corrector will work correctly. Hope this helps.
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Hello Kamal, You will first need a Nikon t-ring and Celestron sells one and the part number is 93402. You will then need to purchase the Celestron Edge 8 t-adapter 93644. With this combo you can shoot the moon and do some short exposures of bright deep sky objects. For more serious work in photographing the deep sky you will want to purchase an autoguider and a separate guidescope and dovetail plate to work with this telescope. The Celestron part numbers are as follows: 94216, and 52309, as well as 93713. You will probably have to add an extra counterweight if you go that route and that is part number 94203. For planetary photography I would recommend Televue's 4x Powermate part number PMT-4201 along with their t-ring adapter for that amplifier which is part number PTR-4201. You will of coarse need the Nikon t-ring that I mentioned before to make it work with your camera. I hope that this was helpful! Best, Dave High Point Scientific
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I know that I got Celestron 1.25" plössi accessories kit works great with my Meade, so I'm no expert, but I think as long as the diameter is 1.25" then your good. Hope this helps you. I will say this, they sent me the wrong tube when I ordered and received a 60mm instead of the 70mm and I swore I'd never order a meade again because their customer service (meade directly) weren't accommodating and I never bothered exchanging it because of the hassle involved.
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This Should work fine. I know I have heard that the Barlow might not have enough travel to focus with some scopes. This can be fixed by placing the 2x Barlow directly into the focuser and then attaching the diagonal to the barlow. This small kit is a great value&lt; id say buy it. I have it and im happy with everything in it except the moon filter. The moon filter is plastic and it turns the moon green but it still works. The other filters are high quality and individually they cost $19.99. The 6mm Eyepiece is great and will be plenty powerful. to bring out planetary detail
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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.