Will this work with a Nexstar 130 SLT? Is the primary mirror marked?
832206
I don't believe the mirror on that scope is center marked. However you can use the collimation eyepiece to collimate it, it will just be a bit more difficult. If it were me, I would mark the center spot on the mirror myself. There are detailed instructions for doing so online and even several videos on youtube. Good luck!
832207
The device should work with the 130 SLT. The mirror is not likely marked. Online articles illustrate how to safely put a calibration mark on the mirror.
832208
It might work ok, but i was not impressed with this collimator. I didn't feel like it fit snugly into the eyepiece holder of the Lightbridge. If I had it to do over I would probably get a laser collimator. I am really a newbie though, so maybe am not the right person to ask.
367057
It will work. I did have to drill two holes for mounting in the tube of the telescope.
33193
From what I can see it is the same unit. I replaced the one that came with my scope and other than a slight design change it is the same. It is not a knock off or similar item, it is a Celestron part.
2036724
I tried to find out the same thing, and couldn't get an answer. I ended up buying a mirror separately, and it looks fine.
1397015
Kevin K. asks if the Celestron NexImage 5 MP "will [...] work on the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT". The answer is yes and no. On the one hand, the camera's machined aluminum 1.25" adapter barrel will fit almost any telescope. It will fit the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT without the additional expense of a particular adapter. Other the other hand, the camera gives its best results on a fully-guided scope. While the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT can slew to an object it does not have the fine tracking abilities of the CGEM DX or CGEM pro mounts. So while the camera will fit and while it will produce images, its use on the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT will preclude long exposures. In other words, with the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT, the camera would be best used for astrophotography of the moon, of the big planets (Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus), of the occasional bright comet and of the sun WITH THE APPROPRIATE SOLAR FILTER. It will be difficult to image faint objects on the Celestron Nexstar 130 GT, not because of the OTA but because of the mount.
105478
Yes, the adjustable mirror will work, the lights will only work if the original mirrors had that option.
1796110
You probably read my review about mounting to power mirrors only. The side view mirror clamps to the mirror housing. If glass "floats" inside your housing them the side view mirror will work. If the glass and the housing are one piece, then the side view mirror will not be attachable.
2050802
I don't have an Onstar equipped vehicle so I can't say for sure but it went over a normal thickness mirror just fine.
1701478
Hi, I have a landcruiser - and the mount that joins the mirror to the window is actually oval in shape (cross section) I would suggest that as long as you check to make sure the mount bar is either round or oval - this solution would work. I hope this helps. Cheers
2121602
Check this link out http://www.astronomyforum.net/celestron-nexstar-telescope-forum/134708-nexstar-slt-127-vs-5se-6se.html
283848
Hi there! I used the Orion Dovetail L bracket to fix my PST atop my NexStar 4SE mount. Here is the product URL: http://www.amazon.com/Orion-5052-Dovetail-L-Bracket-Telescope/dp/B001DGR54O
1384027
If the 130 can accommodate 2" eyepieces they should work fine..I use mine with my 11" Celestron SCT and have been please with the quality of the optics. Since the 130 is a reflector, it doesn't make sense to use the diagonal but the eyepieces will make viewing much easier and the kit is probably less expensive that the eyepieces and filters would be separately. (a call to Celestron is probably a good idea)
1290986
not sure about model numbers. my conair has regular mirror on one side and a ten x on the other. it has about 5 different light settings. the bulbs work great.
880240
Yes just looked it up . It says it will work . PRETTY GOOD MIRRORS . I added on another spot mirror be side the other one. Helps see around trl. A little more & if flipped down don't have to rejust mirrors if you use spot mirrors to look out of.
1727935
No it will not work as your scope is a Mak-Cass type of scope... You have a cover plate on the front glass aperture, your collimation is corrected using the screws located under the corrector plate. You have to do a slightly off focus star adjustment, the star should look like a concentric set of rings within each other when collimated properly.http://uncle-rods.blogspot.com/2009/07/zen-and-art-of-telescope-collimation.html
303654
I didn't have any problems mounting it, but I used an older clamp I had in the garage. You might check with the Polaris dealer or look at www.rockymountainmc.com for a clamp that will hold the mirror.
2032383
I don't know anything about your particular telescope, but we have it on a Celestron Powerseeker 80EQ and it works great. Maybe you could look up the specs of ours and see if it would work with yours.