Does it hold Oral B Pulsar?
1337374
I don't have an oral pulsar but have 2 other electric toothbrushes....they fit in the holder w/o the brush. meaning that the base fits but it only fits in the portion of the holder where the toothpaste would go...there are 5 sections in the holder....4 for standard tooth brush and the center is for the paste. hope this helps. we mainly got it for our boat to keep the toothbrushes covered with something other than a plastic bag.
624687
No, and customer service is non-existant. Buy the Oral-B product. It is much better.
1135323
I am not familiar with the Star 150. The Pulsar 300 does have a metal punching mechanism - I would have to think they all would be metal in order to puncture the paper properly and to bind.
785984
yes, any buis will clear fine as it's a high scope mount. mbus especially as they are fairly low profile.
1554358
The advertisement said it was for Oral-B. I have an Oral-B and it fit fine. That's all I can tell you. I don't have any other brands to compare it to. Sorry.
2260187
I have no idea what the kickstand for a Pulsar 200 ns looks like but The kickstand on my Triumph Bonneville is pretty small even smaller than the size of a soda can bottom & it works even when parked on a dirt parking area - doesn't let the kickstand sink into soft ground preventing the motorcycle from tipping over.
1186419
It probably did but in my case, it was a gift without receipt. I never thought it was going to fall apart & break in such a short time. Save yourself the trouble, get a good quality scope or even binoculars. Don't expect to see planets & craters on the moon.Good luck
1461166
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
939228
Mine is the Oral B Vitality Sonic and they fit perfectly. Looking at the reviews it doesn't seem like they fit the pulsonic.
1356714
It holds mine, I have a 400 power Galileo telescope with pointed tips on the tripod. However, you'd be better off of the tips weren't pointed.
1166466
Yes I am using it for a Celestron nextstar 6 you take out a spacer pad they have in there for the 4 inch and you have to take the eyepiece and the sight off. I fits very tightly and there are pockets to hold all your extras like eyepieces etc. I have been traveling in a 5th wheel camper with it since June of 14 until now( Dec 2014) and it has held the scope verey safely. It is sturdy and rather heavy though. Be advised it only holds the Telescope and accessories you have to carry the tripod seperately.
1135321
I don't know anything about the Star 150, but the Pulsar 300 is a solid machine. I assume the punch is metal (that part is not readily visible). I have used mine for a couple of years now and it is still making nice crisp cuts. I am very satisfied with its quality and functionality.
1995563
It's all held together by a ring for big strobes. I use it for my alien bees. Funny thing is that it slips and doesn't work on my Einstein's which is made by alien bee company. If you have strobes than get it and make sure you get the correct ring version. It does produce a nice light so I would get it if you have the strobes
1820182
yes it holds a specfic amount of wieght, dont go over the wieght and youll be fine, im not sure how much but im pretty sure its in the instruction when you get it.
546828
I'm not sure. Having bought it for my 10 year old Grand Daughter, it has never crossed my mind. I'm sure you can contact Celestron and ask them though.
1936464
No, it simply replaces the current bottom plate and makes the mags easier to extract from pouches etc. it does not affect capacity at all, it's just an improvement on the original slide on rubber ones (magpuls original product). This particular model will only work on gen 3 pmags though, there is another version if you have gen 2s
220779
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.