Can I used in 114eq celestron ?
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I am not sure. I returned mine as it was not compatible with my ioptrin 80mm refractor.
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Hi, did you wind up buying this? If so, did it fit well on your scope? Is it better than the awful red-dot finder that the 114eq comes with? How much so if it is? Is it worth getting? Or is one of either the telrad or reigel reflex sights a better choice for the 114eq?
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This will work with the Celestorn scopes, but I am not certain about the non-celestron scopes. You will have to measure the diameter of the tubes to make sure it will fit.
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You could use something like this Celestron NexImage 5 MP 5 Solar System Imager with Micron Digital Clarity Technology, Black (93711)
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First, you might be able to get info and a new booklet from Celestron Tech, who have been very helpful tyo me in the past. If they can't help you, I may have the original instructions, and would copy them for you. Also, I'd be willing to answer questions because I've used them a lot. For starters, in case you have a Mac, you can download only a 100 or fewer pics to your computer at oncer, not the maximum on the scope. Glitch in program, written for PCs. Feel free to ask. Aloha, coni
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As Daniel said, it will be compatible with any 1.25" eyepiece. Looking up NexStar 4SE, I see it comes with a 25mm focal length Plossl eyepiece. The X-Cel eyepiece you've asked about is also a 25mm, so you probably don't want to duplicate the focal lengths (unless you're looking for a little wider field of view). I think you'll want to get a shorter focal length - 18mm, 12mm, 9mm, etc - to get more magnification. Divide the focal length of the telescope by the FL of the eyepiece to get the magnification. In this case 1325mm / 25mm was giving you 53X. I have several of these eyepieces and like them. As Daniel said, it will be compatible with any 1.25" eyepiece. Looking up NexStar 4SE, I see it comes with a 25mm focal length Plossl eyepiece. The X-Cel eyepiece you've asked about is also a 25mm, so you probably don't want to duplicate the focal lengths (unless you're looking for a little wider field of view). I think you'll want to get a shorter focal length - 18mm, 12mm, 9mm, etc - to get more magnification. Divide the focal length of the telescope by the FL of the eyepiece to get the magnification. In this case 1325mm / 25mm was giving you 53X. I have several of these eyepieces... » Read More As Daniel said, it will be compatible with any 1.25" eyepiece. Looking up NexStar 4SE, I see it comes with a 25mm focal length Plossl eyepiece. The X-Cel eyepiece you've asked about is also a 25mm, so you probably don't want to duplicate the focal lengths (unless you're looking for a little wider field of view). I think you'll want to get a shorter focal length - 18mm, 12mm, 9mm, etc - to get more magnification. Divide the focal length of the telescope by the FL of the eyepiece to get the magnification. In this case 1325mm / 25mm was giving you 53X. I have several of these eyepieces and like them. « Show Less
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It should fir on any newer Celestron telescope, however this pointer is Very Cheap (as told to me by Celestron customer service) and it will only last a short time and has other issues. You might want to consider upgrading to the Orion 7228 EZ Finder II Telescope Reflex Sight which is pretty good or a Telrad Finder which is the best and mounts on any scope with double stick tape. It's a little big, but do a computer search for telrads and you will see that almost everyone recommends them.
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You will need a 1.5 inch visual back and a t-adapter for your camera. It will work with the Nextstar 4SE, however, you will need the Celestron 1.5 VB vs the NS VB they have with the SE.
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Yes you can... But you will need a t adaptor... Celestron steels one and a canon mount adaptor to connect the T-adaptor to your camera. The also sell t-adaptor with built in barllows for more magnification.
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I believe that is the maximum capacity according to Celestron. Really depends on your goals. If you're interested in imaging esp deep space then probably would consider a more robust platform. Remember that once you add a camera, filter wheel, guide scope etc you will be over the weight limit. For deep space imaging in particular I don't think it's a good idea to press the edge of weight capacity. You will most likely be disappointed. However, if you are looking to do solar system work or just visual observations then that's a different story. You're not going to require spot on tracking/guiding for that application. In that case I think you will be OK except you will still need probably a couple of extra counterweights. I think they are around 11 pounds each or so and they only give you 1 so you will need a couple more most likely. Hope that helps Clear skies! Dave
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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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Thanks EvanThat does make sense.I have also since found out this item is discontinued by Celestron and replaced by the avx mount. May hunt to buy one of those instead but imagine same applies.
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The Stereo Binocular Viewer is designed to work with Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes (SCT) and many refracting telescopes, the 114EQ is a Reflecting telescope, I have not tried it on the 114EQ (I have one, I use when working with kids), but imagine that it would work with the scope, you won't get the distance like viewing Saturn because of Optic laws...
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That isn't how this is designed to be used. This just threads into the T Ring for prime focus. For what you are wanting to do you most likely need a zoom eye from Celestron that has the T Thread built in under the eye relief for example Celestron 93230 8 to 24mm 1.25 Zoom Eyepiece .
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Mine works well with the Orion 15x70, so yours should be fine in terms of size. However I am not familiar with where the screw fits on the Celestron. Advise you to compare the two binoculars. You can always return it if it doesn't work.
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Thank you for your inquiry. That camera will work with your Celestron 130mm refrlector.
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I own a Nikon D3100 with adapters for this Telescope.It is best to obtain a Barlow Adapter and T-Ring Adapter.The Barlow Adapter will make focusing much easier and give a sharper image.You have to set ISO and Shutter Speed in your manual settings. There are no F-Stop settings with these adapters.I estimate the Celestron Telescope to have an f/8 to and f/6 speed.Good luck with the endeavor.
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I don't think so. The celestron website says the Nextstar 130 SLT only works with 2 inch lenses