Will this be compatible with about 4.5 pounds Celestron Skymaster binocs?
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Sure no problem, it's cheap plastic so be carefull . If you plan to use it often or have kids use it or let people borrow? Buy two!
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I can't tell exactly for sure from the internet and I don't own this scope. But if your eyepieces for this scope are 1.25 inch diameter then this barlow lens will fit your scope. This scope does seem like a low power scope with theoretical maxmimum magnification of 165X, but understand your desire to view objects at double the magnification that your eyepieces provide. You could also opt for a 4mm eyepiece assuming that fits your scope that will also increase your magnifcation to 400mm/4mm = 100 power, which may be cheaper than the barlow lens and meet your objective. I think celestron sells 4mm eyepieces you just have to make sure you get the right diameter eyepiece, again it seems like your scope takes 1.25 inch eyepieces but I can't be entirely sure with the time I have availabe to investigate this inquiry. Good luck and happy viewing.
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Yes, these accessories will work with that telescope, but you might be better off spending the same money on two Celestron X-Cel LX eyepieces. The X-Cel LX are of higher quality and have longer eye relief, making them more comfortable to use. Consider the 9mm and 5mm, yielding 111x and 200x magnification, respectively.
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You can put a Celestron 93230 8 to 24mm 1.25 Zoom Eyepiece in there and it works.I did it today works great can zoom until there is no vignetting.
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I've used this tripod to hold a dslr attached to a spotting scope. I'm sure that the total weight was over six pounds and the tripod handled it with no problem at all. I'm sure that it will be fine for your binoculars.
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Oh yes this is the tripod I bought for both my Celestron 15 x 70 & 25 x 70 it works awesome and its very reasonably priced. This tripod can hold any weight within 6 lbs or less. However I recommend you to buy this tripod adapter because its stronger and made of metal and also will not cause any vibration; http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BYH8EQ/ its just under $10.00
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Don't know but I would strongly recommend the Celestron 10X42 Outland binoculars instead of the 8X42. The extra magnification with the wide 42° field of view is worth.
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That would depend on the telescope weight. In reality you are bett6er of with a tripod or mount designed for your telescope.
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I would agree with teotwawki, i have a celestron 127 powerseeker and it is almost too big for it but plenty of room for accessories
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Yes, the Nexstar 4SE is compatible with any 1.25" eyepiece including this, but it will not fit 2" eyepieces.
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If your telescope uses 1.25" eyepieces , it will work fine. I use mine with a Meade 4.5" EQ reflector and it works seamlessly with the Meade eyepieces.
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I believe the combined wight of the scope with the tripod is about 65 pounds, the scope weighing more than the tripod, but each manageable. I bought a big "husky" toolbox with wheels from one of the large box hardware stores for about $60 and put foam in it to transport the scope, can carry the tripod separately. (my eyepiece case and the power supply fit in the box as well).From the celestron site: Total Telescope Kit Weight 42 lbs (19 kg)
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TRIPOD: Recommended tripod must take at least 4 lbs and upwards, I'd recommend this tripod; 66-inch Heavy Duty Tripod with Tripod BagADAPTER: The adapter included with the binoculars will work but to me its a bit too flimsy. I'll recommend BARSKA Binocular Tripod AdaptorSCREW HOLES: The screw holes on the binoculars is located between the two outer objective lens and is covered with a cap which has the Celestron logo. Just unscrew the cap and you'll see the 1/4 inch hole where you'll attach the tripod adapter. The tripod adapter will now be attached to the tripod plate with 1/4 inch 20 screw, then you attach the tripod plate to the tripod and you can now enjoy your viewing. TRIPOD: Recommended tripod must take at least 4 lbs and upwards, I'd recommend this tripod; 66-inch Heavy Duty Tripod with Tripod BagADAPTER: The adapter included with the binoculars will work but to me its a bit too flimsy. I'll recommend BARSKA Binocular Tripod AdaptorSCREW HOLES: The screw holes on the binoculars is located between the two outer objective lens and is covered with a cap which has the Celestron logo. Just unscrew the cap and you'll see... » Read More TRIPOD: Recommended tripod must take at least 4 lbs and upwards, I'd recommend this tripod; 66-inch Heavy Duty Tripod with Tripod BagADAPTER: The adapter included with the binoculars will work but to me its a bit too flimsy. I'll recommend BARSKA Binocular Tripod AdaptorSCREW HOLES: The screw holes on the binoculars is located between the two outer objective lens and is covered with a cap which has the Celestron logo. Just unscrew the cap and you'll see the 1/4 inch hole where you'll attach the tripod adapter. The tripod adapter will now be attached to the tripod plate with 1/4 inch 20 screw, then you attach the tripod plate to the tripod and you can now enjoy your viewing. « Show Less
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i use a celestar c-8 on mine with a nexstar 8x50 and piggybacked cameras with one camera in the eypieceof the finder and one in the scope /up to 30 lbs
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Yes. It will. A standard length 1.25" Barlow would work just fine with this telescope as well.
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Yes! I have a pair of Orion astronomy binoculars and it is more than sturdy.
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Thank you for your inqury. This tripod would work very well with those binoculars: http://www.amazon.com/Orion-5373-Large-Tritech-Tripod/dp/B0000XMYOC/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1402099931&sr=8-8&keywords=orion+tripod.