What is the approximate length and weight of just the optical tube for XT4.5 (without the stand)?
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very light, maybe 3 or 4 pounds. Most of the weight is in the stand. And its maybe 3 feet long at most
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Included stand is a 9ft light stand. We suggest safest use at 7-8 feet. LED power is not published, but they appear to be the same 1/4 watt LED's used in the GO series fixtures
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Don't know the weight, but I use a Canon 70D with a 70-200 f/4 zoom with this connector.
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If you are talking about the tube's themselves I just measured for you and it is 3/4" tubing. If you are talking about the foot print it varies but I would say a good 30-40". I will say one thing though, for the money this is the best light stand I have bought. I have paid way more for way less from local camera shops, and forget about the cheaper ones here on Amazon. The bag is also not one of those cheap paper thin plastic things, but actual nylon and at least backpack quality if not better.
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Hello Benjamin. 4-1/2" Please see the link. Thanks http://media.diversitech.com/doc/DOC32214.pdf
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2" x 2" x 4" and weights about half pound . it is a very good one . I have it on my monopod and works great.
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The scope itself or optical tube assembly (OTA) is 20 lbs. The dobsonian base is about 40 lbs. It stands maybe short off 5 foot when upright. I dont know how strong your dad is but its quite hefty and ungainly to move in 1 piece. As a rule, you are more likely to use it if it isn't too much of a hassle to bring out in the backyard. But the good thing is you can separate the base from the OTA quite easily, but you'll just have to make 2 trips :) There is also the issue of bending a lot to use the EZ starfinder. Some people readily upgrade to a finder scope that is angled so you don't need to crane your neck or even get down on your knees to align with your target. Its a good beginner scope, but you have to put in the effort, time and money (for upgrades).
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Its about 3.5" long, 1.25" dia and 2.5" tall. Very tough little optic. Have one on a Saiga 12 and on an AK47. No issues to date holding zero. Bang for the buck you cant beat it. So cheap they are practically disposable.
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Off the top of my head 9 or 10 inches long by 3/4 inch body with 2 inch head. No idea about weight but it does not feel overly heavy. It's a nice light for the price. I have a fenix tk35 that I like alot better but it's also almost twice the price at 140 for the kit. The solaire is a nice light though. I use the both. Solaire by the bed and fenix in the truck. Fenix is cadillac
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It will hold the CG-4 mount and tripod but will not carry the tube assembly safely. Recommend you buy a small padded bag for the OTA with lots of padding. Better safe than sorry!
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The tripod itself is about 20", fully retracted. But assembled with the telescope mount (w/o the telescope tube itself), it's about 27-28"
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It's about 5" wide, 3.5" high and 4.5" back to front with the lens cap on. Weight is 15 oz. without batteries. I've had two, no problems with either (sold the first, then missed using it and got another....).
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This unit is 4.5 inches long and .875 inches in diameter. Mount standoff is .625 to center of light.
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Lens is 2" tall another 1" for lens base 3 1/2 of pipe 3 1/2" of base w swivel over all just under 11"
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PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 11 1/2" H x 7" W x 4 3/4" DMIRROR DIMENSIONS: 5 1/4"Mirror total weight is less then 2 lb
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Without the stand. With the stand is 18.25". You can find the full specs here: http://store.sony.com/p/32-inch-HDTV,-Sony-TV,-LED-TV,-R-Series,-Motionflow-XR120,-R400/en/p/KDL32R400A#specifications
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Kenneth, I have an Orion XT6 that has a 1.25" rack and piñon focuser. The Barlow works well as well as all eyepieces and filters.