AC Adapter Power Cord for Telescopes – Delivers 2A @ 12 VDC – Ideal for LCM, SkyProdigy, Advanced VX, & NexStar SLT/SE – Eliminates The Need for Batteries - Includes International Plugs

Arrived really fast and works perfectly great price too thanks

My original plug for my Celestron NexStar 6SE was broken years ago as my telescope was slewing around and the cable wound up and it ripped itself out of the socket, Oops. Since then I have just used batteries in the Telescope but it has not worked well and the auto-tracking abilities were pretty much lost since the batteries didn't supply enough power to the telescope reliably. Finally got this plug and wow, I had forgotten how much of a difference it made. Glad I found this on Amazon since the price was more affordable, shipping was free and fast, and now my telescope works as intended. It is nice too that it comes with so many different types of plugs, I'm just in the USA so my plug is just for standard American outlets but it comes with a bunch of European style plugs too.

Like a clutz, my foot caught my 12V car adapter plug that came with my CG5GT mount. I have pulled the plug out on other occasions but this one felt a little firmer and I heard a snapping noise. The wire had pulled out of the plug instead of the plug out of the socket. Not being able to find a replacement cord, I found this on Amazon. As batterys can provide the purest, cleanest DC, I had always used a simple power pack before. Since clear skys are far and between, I found the great weakness with these packs is either leaving them trickle charging constantly or risk your mount slewing slowly as the night goes on. Running a CG5 or other mount and using an astrozap system will tax these packs unless you keep them peaked up which I have sometimes forgotten to do.This adapter provides a steady stream of power ALL night long and after using it a few times I really appreciate it. The Orion nebula comes over the horizon at my location EARLY in morning at this time of the year so it makes it all the more likely my setup will be fully functional when it does come into view. I love it! But I still want a 12V car adapter plug for dark sites away from 120V outlets.

This powered my Celestron Nexstar 5SE telescope yesterday for the whole eclipse. No problems. I was plugged into a Jackery battery also plugged into a solar panel. I had no power problems. As the telescope turns, I use a velcro strap to strap the wire to a leg with enough play so it doesn't pull tight.

Does what it's suppose to do!

I ordered the adapter so I wouldn't go through so many batteries when using our telescope at home. It was a great purchase and well worth it. As with many battery operated items, as the batteries get used, the device they power starts to slow down. This is the case with our celestron telescope. Not only does it slow down, when the batteries get to a certain point in their use, the star tracking functions stop working correctly. So, even though the 'scope has power to move, it's slow and and won't follow the star tracks. Not only that, but it won't even correctly star align on start up. But, with the power adapter, that's no longer a problem. The built in functions of the 'scope work perfectly and the 'scope moves with authority when changing from one object to another and correctly stays fixed on the object as it moves through the sky.Any drawback would be having to connect it to an electrical cord and make sure you don't trip over it, but that's a minor problem. I'd definiately recommend this to anyone with a 'scope.

My Celestron tripod went through batteries like you wouldn’t believe. 8 AA lasted about 20 minutes. I wouldn’t even be sighted in yet. This really helped me save money, and make the telescope more fun.

The Celestron takes 8 AA batteries, and they last about 30-60 minutes, and then the thing is useless, jumpy, erratic, not tracking etc.This is easy to plug in and forget about all that. I can plug it into an inverter when I'm on the beach (in the Jeep) If I am at a campsite I have a DC battery that I can plug an inverter in and get 5-6 hours of use. (Heavy, but way nicer than changing batteries every 30 min.)The Good: I use it the most on our roof deck. Plug in and watch the sky. No more deck parties where you run out of batteries. No more kids crying because the telescope went down before they got to see Saturn or the moon.The Bad: Nada, Zilch, Zippo. It's that easy.Verdict: In short, it makes my life much easier, it's better on the environment (I have an entire drawer of dead little batteries), and isn't that the point?

Worked fine for my scope

Para telecopio Nextar 6 se

Accurate item description and fast delivery, Highly recommended.

This powers my Nexstar 8SE. Works well.

La mejor opción para usar el Celestron 127SLT Maksutov en donde esté disponible una toma de corriente eléctrica, lo cual alarga las sesiones de observación astronómica y nos ahorra el enorme gasto que se detectaría del uso de 8 baterías de 1.5v por sesión