Will this work with any Celestron Computerized telescope?
1971495
You didn't mention the model of your telescope. Mine was computerized and it worked for it.
1971496
That is a pretty vague query. I would consult your options page in your particular manual. But that said, I purchased this model for my Advanced VX since it was on the recommended list and regret it. Its current draw when slewing may exceed its output, possibly damaging my mount. I would highly suggest the 5 amp adapter (product #18780) for any Celestron computerized telescope. The safest rule of thumb is to always have a power supply that exceeds your demand in terms of amp output. It costs more, but to repair a damaged mount due to an inadequate power supply would be far greater.
478333
I seriously doubt this would work. This drive is designed to fit the Celestron EQ-4 mount, which has appropriate attachment points and internal gears.
210829
There is an option to point to any RA/Dec axis, so yes. You can call Celestron to confirm as well.
1710430
Yes, it works with just about any size Newtonian reflector telescope, including the 114G.
665575
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
2102560
No. The Edge HD scopes have their own focal reducer. The standard one will not work. You need Celestron item # 94242.
725117
Yes, it will work. I use the 2x lens in my full size scope as well as in my Orion go-scope. As long as the celestron uses the same width lenses (which it appears it does) they should work fine. Mine works great in my travel scope.
1691012
I don't think so. According to the Celestron website, it is only for SCT telescopes.
1693825
Not familiar with that particular scope personally but looking at it on Celestrons website I don't see why it wouldn't. The only thing that maybe could be a slight problem is the small diameter of the tube of that scope may not match real well with the radius of the base on the Telrad and may require some extra double stick tape to make it fit.
397446
so long as it is 1.25 inch diameter. it is celestron brand after all. It will actually work with any 1.25 inch eyetube from almost any telescope.
1744373
Depends on your scope mount type, but usually just plug it in to AUX port on the mount. I can't find your scope model on the Celestron website, but there is one that looks like yours and it does not have the AUX port on the mount. My remote has no AUX port and yours looks the same as mine, the port on the bottom of the remote is for connecting it to a computer, so that won't work for you with the GPS module.But, if you do have an AUX port that has another attachment plugged in, take it out, plug in the GPS module and then plug the one you took out in the front side if the GPS module. Depends on your scope mount type, but usually just plug it in to AUX port on the mount. I can't find your scope model on the Celestron website, but there is one that looks like yours and it does not have the AUX port on the mount. My remote has no AUX port and yours looks the same as mine, the port on the bottom of the remote is for connecting it to a computer, so that won't work for you with the GPS module.But, if you do have an AUX port that has another attachment plugged in, take it out, plug in the GPS module and then plug the one you took out in the front side if the GPS... » Read More Depends on your scope mount type, but usually just plug it in to AUX port on the mount. I can't find your scope model on the Celestron website, but there is one that looks like yours and it does not have the AUX port on the mount. My remote has no AUX port and yours looks the same as mine, the port on the bottom of the remote is for connecting it to a computer, so that won't work for you with the GPS module.But, if you do have an AUX port that has another attachment plugged in, take it out, plug in the GPS module and then plug the one you took out in the front side if the GPS module. « Show Less
505222
Yes. It will work. I've done it also with a cheap Celestron telescope. You may need a "C" adapter to fit your specific camera. Give it a try and see what you get!
727223
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
2237353
It will work just fine. You may want to invest in a quality eyepiece depending on what it comes with. I got the Celestron version and was mich happier when I put a plossl eyepiece in, but the Barlow fits any 1-1/4 inch
1689628
It should as all but the cheapest telescopes use 1 1/4" eyepieces. Check your existing eyepiece to confirm as Celestron does not actually list the size.
630810
Please see first answer for specifics of scope barrel internal size. I use my Celestron camera in a Chinese import scope and, with the supplied adaptor, it works fine.
1258176
It uses two standard spacing screws. So it should. Call celestron direct, they are real good on tech support.