Does the Telrad Finder fit for any telescopes or does it only fit to certain ones?
1353991
It can fit any telescope. It has sticky tape on the bottom and is intended for a round surface. Note the dimensions. The thing is large, but very easy to use and does its job well. Do a google image search for "telrad sight finder" and you'll see it installed on some scopes.
1353992
It should. It has a base plate that can be taped to telescope or follow spot light. The telrad comes with two adhesive strips but I use tape as I have to mount mine to different spot lights nightly. I'd say the telrad would mount to any telescope. Or most any. Works great for spotlights I love mine. So easy to zero in works flawlessly for my use. Thanks telrad inventor.
1353993
The base has some concavity to it to help center it on the curve of the optical tube. It may center better on a certain range of tube sizes but unless yours is particularly small or particularly large it should do fine. Even if it doesn't align naturally there's nothing keeping you from mounting it anyway. I recommend using zip ties through the base instead of the double sided tape, at least until you've used it long enough to decide you like where you put it. The tape is strong and will give you fits if you use it and then decide to move the finder.
1353994
The Telrad base attaches to the telescope with two sided tape. I've seen it mounted on a wide variety of telescope sizes and shapes and no one seems to have problems with it. Potentially, the only problem would be if the telescope is so small in diameter that you can't get a good connection to the Telrad base. Works great on my Celestron NexStar 8 SE.
1353995
It fits any telescope where there is enough room for it. The base has very good adhesive tape that sticks to the scope body. I removed my finder scope and added the Telrad. It is so much easier to sight in an object because it is not an inverted image. I love it.
2141876
I can't directly answer your question; however, my NextStar 8 SE and all of the things that go with it (extra eyepieces, lights, etc.) except for the tripod, easily fit in the case. I can answer your question directly, if you get the dimensions of both telescopes, it should be easy to figure out if the scope that you're interested and will fit.Hope this helps.
551163
HiTo be honest do don't know, i use it witha telescope. All i can tell you is to send a mail to the company home page and ask.Sorry.
534509
From what I can tell, it does not appear to be compatible. The 1.25 inch kit by Celestron that contains the smaller cousins of these will surely work. This is a high quality set.
529133
Probably. I don't know much about telescopes. It's really nice. My teaching partner bought it but no longer works with me. You can buy it from me for quite a discount.
1384887
That looks like a nice telescope! According to the literature, the SkySync GPS works with all nexstar computerized, non-gps telescopes, which should include the 127. You could contact Celestron via their website and ask them, or just order this from Amazon and give it a try. I am sure you can return it if there is a problem.
1200895
Yes it is as it is an interference fit. I have two and on one I filed the slot round and replaced the screw with one that fit a telescope.
690912
Not sure about the Newtonians but it directly fits the same bracket as the normal 9x50 finder that comes with Celestron SCTs.
1240254
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.
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
1300551
It can work with either 1.25" or 2". It goes on the telescope first then your lens adapter, either 1.25" or 2" attaches to it.
615720
That I don't know. You would need to ask Orion, at http://www.telescope.com.
1253843
Yes, it works with any Orion, Celestron, Meade, etc. telescopes that have the Vixen-standard accessory dovetail plate, which is almost all of them. I have used this finder with the 130ST and it's a good match. The only potential hangup is that it puts a fair amount of weight right at the front end of the scope, so you'll probably need to rebalance the scope once the finder is on.
2163286
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.
1887080
I have no clue, as this is intended for telescopes. If it works for you, I took the measurement with a caliper on the inside thread and it is 49.5 mm (1.95 inch). Hope it works. Remember you also need the respective T-Ring for your camera.
815438
Yes I believe it does. I think the barrel size of most (probably not all) telescope eye pieces is 1.25". I've looked on Orion's website and it appears your telescope has that barrel size eye piece so it should work fine but double check for yourself. http://www.telescope.com/mobileProduct/Telescopes/Dobsonian-Telescopes/Classic-Dobsonians/Orion-SkyQuest-XT45-Classic-Dobsonian-Telescope/pc/1/c/12/sc/13/102009.uts Hope that helps.
1689628
It should as all but the cheapest telescopes use 1 1/4" eyepieces. Check your existing eyepiece to confirm as Celestron does not actually list the size.