Does it work with Celestron powertank instead of the D-cell batteries?
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If the voltage is close to 6 volts. I use 2 lithium ion cells which I got out of an old laptop battery and it works great plus it's very portable. However you need a charger.
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sorry, but mine never worked, i brought it overseas and never got it replaced by Celestron, bad luck i guess
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I made up my own battery pack. I use a 12 volt gel cell. I cut off the provided battery holder for the 8 x AA cells and used the wiring to connect to the gel cell with Anderson Powerpole connectors. They are a widely used standard connector. I put a 1 amp fuse in the line. The gel cell will power the telescope for weeks, but you need a good charger for it and should recharge frequently.
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I'd suggest you just call Celestron and ask them. They're friendly and helpful, and then you'd know for sure.
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Probably. What you want to check is the diameter of your microscope eyepiece tube. And compare it to the diameter of the Celestron. The tube on the microscope must be large enough to accommodate the Camera. Also your eyepiece must be removable to slip this one in it's place. If that is not possible then this will not work. The Ring you see in the picture is slipped over the Celestron to keep it from falling all the way down into the microscope tube. There is a White scribed line on the Camera tube for the distance where the Ring is to be tightened for ideal placement. I notice that someone else had bad luck with the size of the picture. To correct this you may have to raise or lower the Ring mentioned above to get the size picture you want,then clarity will come when you adjust with the microscope controls. I hope this helps you out. By the way it gives a very good picture. Ron.
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No, it will not. The EdgeHD telescopes need a special focal reducer that is specific to their optics. Check out: http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-Focal-Reducer-Edge-94242/dp/B00B9I21AO
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yes, in fact i have one that i am using in my rc tank, and it is much better than the lower mah batteries.
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I would think so, There is only 1 of these type stands from Celestron. But check their website!
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The mount that shows in the picture is for SCTs like the SE, CPC, or Edge HD series of scopes. When I bought mine, there was a smaller mount included for smaller scopes along with the mount shown. I would refer to the Celestron.com website for more info if you aren't sure.
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I am new at this and unfamiliar with other models. I only know that it fits the Celestron. Maybe someone else will respond. Good luck.
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Celestron does sell a 110VAC to 12VDC adapter as well as a car battery-12VDC adapter. Here is a link (I hope) to the 110 VAC adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-Telescopes-110v-Adapter-18778/dp/B0012YXF1O/ref=pd_sim_p_1 This should be a stock replacement for your adapter.
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I like the Celestron Power tank myself. I put it under the scope so I don't have wires to trip over, plus the tank has some lights that are useful. I charge it once a month. I'm not sure you need 5a for this mount. Amazon sells Celestron 18778 AC Adapter (Black) for $19 if you want to go that way.
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I googled it and what I found says "yes" The 18778 is suppose to work with all Celestron series.
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This works with the Orbit digital timer. The timer operates on 2 AA batteries.
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I can't answer for the Meade version, but I was so pleased with my Celestron 8-24 mm zoom eyepiece I asked the Denver Museum of Nature and Science to also purchase one for their solar telescope. The volunteers who operate this telescope think its performance, reliability and ease of use are great.
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I put new C batteries in it. I did not try it with an adapter- but the item did not work. The stems holding the planets would not allow your planets to circle properly it it did work. Save your money and find another product or send this one back right away.
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Hello Kamal, You will first need a Nikon t-ring and Celestron sells one and the part number is 93402. You will then need to purchase the Celestron Edge 8 t-adapter 93644. With this combo you can shoot the moon and do some short exposures of bright deep sky objects. For more serious work in photographing the deep sky you will want to purchase an autoguider and a separate guidescope and dovetail plate to work with this telescope. The Celestron part numbers are as follows: 94216, and 52309, as well as 93713. You will probably have to add an extra counterweight if you go that route and that is part number 94203. For planetary photography I would recommend Televue's 4x Powermate part number PMT-4201 along with their t-ring adapter for that amplifier which is part number PTR-4201. You will of coarse need the Nikon t-ring that I mentioned before to make it work with your camera. I hope that this was helpful! Best, Dave High Point Scientific