Will this work on Orion 10022 StarMax 90mm. I saw one for orion and they want $80, I want to see if I can use this instead. thank you
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Yes. Make sure it matches your eyepiece and scope diameters - 1", 1.25", 2", etc
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I have a Tasco Space Station model, 500 mm focal length. It is a reflector and therefore a terrestrial image is upside down. I was told by a Bushnell representative that the lens would invert the image for me. Bushnell owns Tasco, which went bankrupt. The lens didn't work for me, it might for you? I don't know.
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You will need a 0.965"-to-1.25" Orion Telescope Eyepiece Adapter to make this work. The cost is $22.99 plus tax and shipping.
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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.
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I am using this adapter on an old orange tube Celestron 90 and it works. As far as the lens goes I can not help you on that other than you just added a couple of inches to the focus tube. The larger aperture lens I have worked fine, the smaller ones have not. The same has held true for the brand. Celestron lens have worked better than my Meade ones. The last problem is the actual focusing of the scope, with some of the lens the focuser is at its limit and I can not go any further and I have an out of focus image. So the answer is that the adapter works, but there are limitations.
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Depends what kind of mount you want, and what you're using it for,, a C 90 is a fairly small scope so these mounts would be interchangeable, but I don't know if you can buy just the mount. Here is a great shop to buy all things telescope, it's where I get all my astronomy products. http://www.skiesunlimited.com/Mounts/German-Equatorial-Mounts/ The German EQ mounts are the best especially if you want to take deep sky photos. You could also get a Alt Azimuth mount, they don't track as perfect as the EQ mounts, but they work fine. You can spend a couple hundred or several thousand. http://www.skiesunlimited.com/Mounts/Altazimuth-Mounts/
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Thank you for your response Darrell, this discussion board seems pretty much dead so I thought I would never get answered, but I did, and a great answer at that.I've been thinking about buying the Orion XT4.5 now, I'm aware the image will not be as great as the 8 inch but I'll still be able to see Saturn right? Would this be better than a refractor telescope? Sorry for all the questions! No more questions after this, I promise.
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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
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Hi there! I used the Orion Dovetail L bracket to fix my PST atop my NexStar 4SE mount. Here is the product URL:Orion 5052 Dovetail L-Bracket for VersaGo Telescope Mount
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It should, if it has a 1.25" eyepiece receptical for your eyepiece it should work. U need a computer for the image maker and it's used for stars and planets. If ur gonna use it for deep sky objects you need another item like Orion's deep sky imager which is $400 but this item should work
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I'm sorry I don't know enough about this item to appropriately answer. I did ask my son and he said the 80mm will NOT fit. Might trying calling the company. Sorry
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Yes you can. I would go with this: Orion 08890 1.25-Inch Premium Telescope Accessory Kit (silver)I plan on going with that same set once I can afford to get this telescope. lol
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More strength? If you could explain I might be able to answer. This is a standard adapter for your camera-specific T-ring. You need both to mount/use a camera with a telescope (unless you get real lucky shooting through an eyepiece) - I've used them with heavy film cameras with no problem - on a decent telescope. If the 'scope is lightweight it's probably not good for astrophotography anyway. But the "strength" issue is unclear - are you planning on some other kind of use?
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It should be compatible with any telescope that uses 1.25" eyepieces. It has markings for the focal length in mm, but not magnification markings in x (times). It's a very good eyepiece for the money, I was not disappointed with my purchase. It is heavy compared to non-zoom eyepieces, so if you have any balance or weight issues with your mount, factor that in.
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I did a search at Amazon for the 44302-B and it appears to be a new model listed for $105.09!! As opposed to $40 for the other one. Not a lot of details,though. Look at the Celestron web site.
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This lens actually fits on the telescope's eyepiece not the telescope itself. Most decent telescopes of any brand use either a 1.25" or a 2" focuser assembly. Any 1.25" eyepiece that is threaded to accept filters should be able to use this particular Orion moon filter. For example, I use it on a Meade 1.25" eyepiece with an Orion telescope that has a 1.25" focuser. Users that have a telescope with a 2" focuser typically also use standard 1.25" eyepieces with an adapter ring. This lens can then be used on those eyepieces as well. For smaller telescopes, that gather less light, Orion makes a 25% transmission version so the moon will not appear too dark to the observer. If you have less than 4 to 6 inches of aperture, then consider going with the 25% version.
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If you want, I found this online, see if it helps?: http://www.telescope.com/Orion-StarShoot-USB-Eyepiece-Camera-II/p/102298.uts
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I think it will hold it. I have a Celestron #52260 C90 Mac Spotting Scope and it holds it just fine. The C90 is heavier than the Ultima 80