Will it work on a Galileo FS 720x80mm telescope?
2032380
If it fits the eyepiece holder it will work. You need to determine the diameter.
2032381
If the focuser accepts 1 1/4" eyepieces, And there is enough "in" travel left in the focuser to allow for the additional length of the Erect Image Prism.
2032382
Sorry, I cannot respond. The telescope and accessories were a gift. I know nothing about the bits and pieces.
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.
808022
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.
1887080
I have no clue, as this is intended for telescopes. If it works for you, I took the measurement with a caliper on the inside thread and it is 49.5 mm (1.95 inch). Hope it works. Remember you also need the respective T-Ring for your camera.
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.
534509
From what I can tell, it does not appear to be compatible. The 1.25 inch kit by Celestron that contains the smaller cousins of these will surely work. This is a high quality set.
2163286
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.
850959
It will not. Only eyepieces that are just a little over 1.25 inch in diameter at their widest point d ofit, usually those are plossl types. Also the maximum overall height is a little over 2 inches so usually plossl shorter than 20 mm focal length fit. Good news is that plossl are cheap even the really high quality higher grade are in the vicinity of $40 - $60 an the regular ones are in the $20s. Even regular plossl paired with a good camera will give you very good results. I ve achieved excellent detail on Jupiter with the regular Celestron Plossl set.
415443
I suppose if the telescope had the same dimensions to the eyepiece that the microscope does, that it might work. There could be a problem with available light unless you were using the telescope in bright daylight. Doesn't cost anything but time to try.
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.
1673936
As long as it has a 1/4" mounting screw on the bottom of the camera, then it will work. The camera sits on the platform and the clamp goes around the eyepiece of your telescope.
1696567
Yes it is. Any telescope with a open space of 2 1/2" x 8 1/2" will work. I highly recommend.
135744
Yes. It will work with any reflector that takes 1.25 inch eyepieces. I believe that the telescope in question does take 1.25 inch eyepieces.
647638
If your telescope uses a 6 conductor RJ-12 connector on both ends then this should work. the connector onbthis cable looks like a wider phone cable connector.
1310869
I could not get my Celestron XCel series 2X Barlow to focus. It was way beyond the focuser's travel and others have noted this but apparently Orion's Shorty 2X Barlow will work with this telescope as well as GSO 2x barlow from Agena AstroProducts. The useful magnification on this telescope is 200X but that is probably counting on optimum conditions. For planetary views with average conditions with a 100mm telescope, magnification of 100X to 120X are probably expected to be the clearest.
735539
It will work with any standard 1.25 inch eyepiece adapter or focuser, but i second the previous answer regarding tracking. I suggest downloading Stellarium (free planetarium software) and entering your telescope and the sensor specs into the telescopes plugins so you can see what the field of view would be in you 80 mm, and how quickly objects move out of that field of view. If it's too small, and you don't have mount that is tracking the sky, you might end up just being frustrated.
1696573
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.
1265962
Yes it will most definitely work. I have the same one but it's mounted on a roof with the same type of dish, I get all the sats, 110,119 and 128 which is ceil for HD channels. You shouldn't have any problems as long as you have a decent sat finder. Hope I was a help to you. Good luck with your install.