Will it handle the Skymaster 15by70 binoculars?
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The Dolica 68" tripod is the best tripod I own and I own a lot of them! It is an all-around great tripod. I use the Celestron 15x70 binoculars on it and it handles them wonderfully even when the tripod is extended all the way up and you're looking straight up at the night sky. What you really need, however, is a decent binocular to tripod mount because the plastic one that comes with the Celestron binoculars is no good at all and it causes an uncontrollable amount of image shake. It is hard to believe that such a thing would make much difference but it makes a HUGE difference. I bought the Barska tripod adapter on Amazon for $9.95 and it is solid. Hope this helps.... Clear Skies! The Dolica 68" tripod is the best tripod I own and I own a lot of them! It is an all-around great tripod. I use the Celestron 15x70 binoculars on it and it handles them wonderfully even when the tripod is extended all the way up and you're looking straight up at the night sky. What you really need, however, is a decent binocular to tripod mount because the plastic one that comes with the Celestron binoculars is no good at all and it causes an uncontrollable amount of image shake. It is hard to believe that such a thing would make much difference but it makes a HUGE difference. I bought... » Read More The Dolica 68" tripod is the best tripod I own and I own a lot of them! It is an all-around great tripod. I use the Celestron 15x70 binoculars on it and it handles them wonderfully even when the tripod is extended all the way up and you're looking straight up at the night sky. What you really need, however, is a decent binocular to tripod mount because the plastic one that comes with the Celestron binoculars is no good at all and it causes an uncontrollable amount of image shake. It is hard to believe that such a thing would make much difference but it makes a HUGE difference. I bought the Barska tripod adapter on Amazon for $9.95 and it is solid. Hope this helps.... Clear Skies! « Show Less
60428
It has a screw with a quarter inch thread. Your job is to check the size of a female thread on that binoculars.
60429
Dear Geoff, It would be worth your while to directly contact DOLICA to answer your question. Their service people are without peer. Signed: C.G.Westwater 6/5/2014
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Weight wise yes it will hold and for extra stability there is a hook in the lower middle that you can attach a small weight to to help keep more movement down even more. Skymaster also carries the binocular mount that you will want to use. Several companies make them so shop around if you like. Skymasters was just under $16. The binocular mount is very different from the photo piece that comes with the tripod but it will just be a matter of a flip of a switch to remove the photo screw in then insert your binocular insert to the same area. I would recommend that you always attach the piece to your binoculars first before locking on place into the tripod. Weight wise yes it will hold and for extra stability there is a hook in the lower middle that you can attach a small weight to to help keep more movement down even more. Skymaster also carries the binocular mount that you will want to use. Several companies make them so shop around if you like. Skymasters was just under $16. The binocular mount is very different from the photo piece that comes with the tripod but it will just be a matter of a flip of a switch to remove the photo screw in then insert your binocular insert to the same area. I would recommend that you always attach the piece... » Read More Weight wise yes it will hold and for extra stability there is a hook in the lower middle that you can attach a small weight to to help keep more movement down even more. Skymaster also carries the binocular mount that you will want to use. Several companies make them so shop around if you like. Skymasters was just under $16. The binocular mount is very different from the photo piece that comes with the tripod but it will just be a matter of a flip of a switch to remove the photo screw in then insert your binocular insert to the same area. I would recommend that you always attach the piece to your binoculars first before locking on place into the tripod. « Show Less
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Weight wise yes it will hold and for extra stability there is a hook in the lower middle that you can attach a small weight to to help keep more movement down even more. Skymaster also carries the binocular mount that you will want to use. Several companies make them so shop around if you like. Skymasters was just under $16. The binocular mount is very different from the photo piece that comes with the tripod but it will just be a matter of a flip of a switch to remove the photo screw in then insert your binocular insert to the same area. I would recommend that you always attach the piece to your binoculars first before locking on place into the tripod.
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It holds my 10x50 with an adapter mount called Barska binocular tripod mount. I suspect it will hold 15x70 just as easily.
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I am not sure, but it only stands about 6-8" tall and has a tiny connector screw to join your camera/binoculars to. If I remember correctly, it was not too expensive. I suggest you try it out, if it doesn't work, you can return it, I think! Sorry, however, I hope this helped you.
2032380
If it fits the eyepiece holder it will work. You need to determine the diameter.
2180587
I bought this kit and it depends on the size of the eyepieces on your binoculars. It fits a few of my telescope lens but not all of them and fits my Canon 18 x 50 IS binoculars.
135745
Yes it will! It will work on an telescope that accepts 1.25" eyepieces. I have a 114eq and this tool is perfect!
808021
Try it and if not return it . I have one and works with several types of binoculars with a thread.
270199
The attachment straps are loops that you push through the brackets on the binoculars and then double back through themselves, about 3/8 wide webbing, so they should work fine as long as the original straps can be removed. I also have monarchs and these work great.
808022
Mine works well with the Orion 15x70, so yours should be fine in terms of size. However I am not familiar with where the screw fits on the Celestron. Advise you to compare the two binoculars. You can always return it if it doesn't work.
2116943
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.
940752
They have a nylon loop that threads through itself to attach to the ring or metal/plastic attachment point on your binoculars. I use mine to hold a large Nikon DSLR and long zoom lens without any problem. You may need someone to help adjust the straps for your use.
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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 this bag for my Celestron Omni XLT 150. The ota, tripod and weights fit quite well. I have another bag for the cg-4 mount. The powerseeker has a smaller tripod and mount and your ota will be smaller, so you may be able to fit all of it in. My main problem is the weight. My equipment weights approx. 45 lbs. It looks like yours is only approx. 17. This bag should work for you.
930567
If it is an SLR it is probably too heavy for this to work. If something smaller perhaps. Suggest you check the weight for your camera then look up 10X 40 binoculars and compare the weight.
250579
Yes they will. Have used a tripod as the binoculars are extremely heavy for looking at birds, stars, etc. Hope this helps you out.
508283
I actually purchased these for a camera that I sometimes use a zoom lense with that is quite heavy. The camera straps usually go around the neck causing me a lot of neck and back pain. So my uncle suggested this for the camera and I will never go back to the others. If it will take the weight of the camera and lense, I am sure it can handle any binoculars. I hope this is helpful!
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No, I don't think so. I would recommend these binoculars up to 1,000 yards. You may want to use a telescope instead.
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The owner's manual recommends this tripod adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-Binoculars-Tripod-Adapter-Black/dp/B00AU67T44/