What is the Smart-Reach handle? Does this mean the handle telescopes out for different heights?
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The Smart-Reach handle ergonomically provides more kick space when pushing the stroller resulting in a more comfortable pace when walking.
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Yes, you can loose Altitude Locking Knob, located on the top of the round base, and DEC Locking Knob, located on the left arm of the mount. Of course, any manual movement will disrupt the telescope alignment.
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This is NOT a tabletop telescope. It's about 40 pounds and it has a nice firm handle to carry it. Its a little awkward to carry at times, but if you transport, its really easy to remove the scope from the cabinet base with the snap-springs.
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I'm unsure; this tool is primarily designed for a NON schmidt-cassegrain telescopes; read online to see what they are. So far it has not worked out well for me. So for now I'd recommend the traditional method using a star OR artificial star and following the instructions you can find online for best results.
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The model pictured does not collapse/extend/telescope, the length of the handles are fixed a d do not adjust. it swings open and closed like most all other loppers. You must purchase a pair by their length. The "power gear" leverage is the best available and longer handles are easier to cut larger branches.The extending/telescoping model is the Fiskars 25-37 Inch Extendable Power-Lever Lopper (9168).
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First and foremost, refer to manufacturer specs. Measurements I have taken from installation are to remind myself of this: Using the center of the mount as a reference, the HANDLE will peak in height 5.75" above the mounted surface. It will need to go towards the 'back' at least 2.5" from that center point for whichever hot/cold is connected. Back and forth control hot/cold, it swivels left/right for on/off/pressure.
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The handle itself swivels around, but I don't think it can be raised or lowered along the beam.
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With binoculars, you turn a screw (usually a knurled knob) that adjusts the focal length of the instrument. Obviously, a hand held telescope has no such mechanism, so you have to adjust the overall length of the telescope manually to get the focus right. The closer the object is to you, the shorter you have to make the scope. I don't know what the range is on this one, but I had a similar telescope as a child, and you couldn't focus on something any closer than about 50 feet away.
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The handle assembly is not telescoping or anything cool like that. There are brackets where the handle assembly connects to the actual mower that allow for some variation on handle height. Hope that answers the question.
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This listing is for the Undercut version. That is the only way it is sold through Amazon. If you prefer the version without undercut please see telescopeadapters.com
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No, it doesn't telescope. I use it with a 6 or 8 foot ladder when I do high branches. Between all of that and my height, I can get to pretty high limbs. The pruner itself is terrific. I just love it.
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Mine both telescope properly - they go up so high they touch the ceiling...you may need to unscrew the dohicky to get it to extend???? Hope this helps-I'm a complete amateur :)
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Both. It mounts on a hinge and telescopes. You will need to retract it about an inch at a minimum to swing it open.
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Yes. The 45-degree diagonal is actually more comfortable looking horizontally than upwards into the sky. This telescope won't be as convenient or as rugged as a one-piece spotting scope with a zoom lens, though.
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The best I can tell you is the trimmer telescopes to a 9-foot reach with a 150-degree rotating cut head with 5 positions so I'm not totally certain but it seems like a possibility. Thank-you for your interest and inquiry
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Unfortunately, if you have aligned the scope (i.e. using one of the alignment routines in the hand controller), you lose that alignment when you move the scope manually. When I use my CPC 800 for terrestrial viewing (which is not very often compared to using it for astronomy), I bypass the alignment but I still use the hand controller to slew the scope. I just find that is easier.
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The Celestron has the standard mounting hardware. So any tripod will do. Having said that the SkyMasters are heavy and do need a tripod with this in mine. I have mine on my camera tripod it works "ok" I want a much better tripod to be able to hold the SkyMasters in place with out drift. They the SkyMaster are just to heavy for the tripod I'm using now. Spend the money now you won't be sorry you did. Unable to pick a tripod now as i haven't found the one I like yet for the money.