Why doesn't it work with a reflector telescope
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Hello Patty, Honestly I dont know. It might have to do with the total focal lenght, I ran into a problem with attaching a reducer then the diagonal then the bifocal then the eyepiece, and i could not focus properly. You best bet is to call Celestron on Monday, sorry I could not help more, Jim
1842192
It does work but you have to get the lens in focus. The focus is different from using one eye piece. Try Jupiter or the moon and experiment for clarity.
1842193
A Reflector scope uses mirrors to reflect the light of an image you point it at; the Binocular can't enhance light reflected from a mirror... However, a Refractor uses lenses, which a Binocular can "pair" with, like putting "glasses" over your eyes and "adjust" the image... I hope that helps....
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Yes. It will work on any telescope. I've used it on a reflector, refractor, and cassegrain.
1128447
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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I don't have an exact answer for your first question, but If you go to the website of the seller, there is a picture that shows how you can set this up with you telescope and camera. The t-ring attaches to your DSLR in place of a normal lens. Then you have the t adapter that goes in the 1.25" focuser of your telescope. Your t ring that is attached to your camera then screws into the t adapter so that your camera is now coupled with your telescope. The other tube is for extending the focal length for afocal projection. This can be useful if you have a Newtonian reflector which often times have issues achieving focus when your camera is attached directly to the focuser with just the t ring and t adapter. I hope this helps you out!
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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.
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You didn't mention the model of your telescope. Mine was computerized and it worked for it.
1343357
You need to get an eyepiece and see if it works - if you are able to view things after yiu've gotten one, that's probably all you needed
1012057
I had contacted the Little Tikes company for a replacement telescope and got it; visit their website and contact customer service. Good luck
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If you provide images in real time, you should check if the focal length of your telescope adpta the sensor to pick up the picture well. If you would need nnot possible focal reducer. Look closely at the characteristics of your telescope and compare them with the camera thus'll come to a conclusion. Best Regards.
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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.
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no i think the instuructions are wrong, i have two of these and none have the telescope, it has just the CPU exhaust.
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Yes, it works with just about any size Newtonian reflector telescope, including the 114G.
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havent tried that. don't see why it wouldn't as long as youfollow there directions.. remember you need to follow the ratio of reflector to dead time. y
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It works with any telescope that accepts 1.25" eyepieces. This series makes for a great all purpose eyepiece that give very good views, especially for the money.
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Thanks EvanThat does make sense.I have also since found out this item is discontinued by Celestron and replaced by the avx mount. May hunt to buy one of those instead but imagine same applies.
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I would still pair it with a real reflector or Portland Design Works Radbot 1000 (I use both for maximum lightage). I don't think it stands as reflector on itselfIt has a plastic clip on the back, I clip it to my backpack when I am carrying it around
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No. Unless it has a motorized drive, you can't take clear night sky pictures with ANY reflector-type telescope.