Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod

Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod

Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod
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Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod

The Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod can hold up to 5kg of equipment. It has a folded length of 820mm and a maximum extended height of 1250mm, plus it comes with the backing of a 2 year warranty

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Bar Code:  050234936071
Part Number:  93607-CGL
Brand:  Celestron
Mount Type  Manual Alt-Azimuth
Warranty  2 Years

 

The Celestron Heavy-Duty Alt-Azimuth Tripod is really useful when you want to do hand’s-free viewing through giant binoculars or a spotting scope. It is also a nice match for small to medium-sized telescopes, like the Celestron C90 or C5.

The aluminium legs of the Celestron Heavy-Duty Alt-Az Tripod are fully adjustable to best match the height you require. Minimum height is 785mm, and the maximum extended height is 1250mm. A centre brace stabilises the legs in place when the tripod is open, and a metal accessory tray is fitted to the centre of the brace, or spreader bars, allowing you to store a few accessories close at hand.

The alt-azimuth tripod head is made of metal and is controlled in two ways. To make large adjustments in altitude, simply grab the mount and move it to the desired location. A friction clutch installed in the head will hold it in position. Large movements in azimuth can be achieved by loosening the azimuth lock and then manually moving the mount. It can spin 360º with the lock disengaged. Small movements are best made by turning the slow motion control handles. They work great for following objects as they move across the night sky.

Equipment is mounted on the Alt-Azimuth tripod head by a 1/4”- 20 thread mounting bolt that is captured in the mounting plate. The mounting bolt is free to slide along a slot cut in the mounting plate, allowing the user to adjust the forward and aft location of the telescope, spotting scope, binocular mount adapter, or camera. The purpose here is to keep your equipment centred over the tripod as best you can. Refractor telescopes and cameras with long lenses will be less stable if they sit too far forward, so the ability to make adjustments to the balance point is a nice option.

Features:
- A heavy-duty alt-azimuth mount for use with binoculars, spotting scopes or telescopes
- Adjustable aluminium legs provide a minimum height of 32” and a maximum height of 45”
- A sliding 1/4”-20 mounting bolt lets you adjust the balance point of your equipment for optimum stability
- Make slight adjustments to altitude and azimuth with intuitive slow motion handles

Specifications:
Folded Length: 820mm (32.3")
Maximum Height: 1250mm (49.2")
Maximum Height (with centre column down): 1250mm (49.2")
Minimum Height: 785mm (30.9")
Weight: 7.8 lbs (3.54kg)
Leg Angles: 19°
Leg Sections: 2
Maximum Load: 11.0 lbs (5 kg)
Distance between the tripod feet at full leg extension: 780mm (30.7") when positioned at the default standing angle
Area covered by the tripod when all three legs are at full extension: 0.14 sq. m (1.5 sq. ft.) positioned at the default standing angle 

Average Rating (2 Reviews):  
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Very fast delivery and quick resolution of an issue
10 January 2024  | 

The purchased telescope tripod was delivered extremely quick during a very busy time. The tripod unfortunately had an issue, but the team at Picstop quickly helped get it replaced, all with great professionalism and speed. Recommended company to purchase from.

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Slightly disappointed
14 October 2021  | 

Not tall enough for use with binoculars for astronomy (which they are meant for). And that was to observe something relatively low in the sky (Jupiter). To use them I have to kneel on the floor. Also, there are no instructions included - I had to rely on the image on the box.

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5 of 6 people found this review helpful.


Response:

Heights are stated on the website = "Minimum height is 32 inches, and the maximum extended height is 45 inches" We find that most users take up a seated position for astronomy use.

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