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Q: QuestionYears ago I had a telescope that had a lens that could be hooked up to a TV through a video input, is something like that still available?

Asked 4 years ago by Rusycle.

• A:Answer You can still attach a small digital camera with an HDMI output to the telescope, and have it connected to a TV for live viewing. A Celestron NexImage astroimaging cameras can also be connected to the telescope for planetary/lunar imaging or for live streaming on a laptop.

  Answered 4 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionIs there a carry case available for this model?

Asked 6 years ago by Gene.

• A:Answer Although Celestron does not offer a carrying a specific case for the NexStar 90SLT, you may be able to find a case from third party case manufacturer. Sincerely, Garrett at Celestron

  Answered 6 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionIs this item returnable?

Asked 6 years ago by Levi.

Q: QuestionIn the description it says 2 lenses included 9 and 25, on the bottom it says additional accessories included and says 2 5mm and 9mm eyepieces?? So what’s included?

Asked 6 years ago by Kate.

• A:Answer Two eyepieces are included with the NexStar 90SLT – One 25mm eyepiece and one 9mm eyepiece.

  Answered 6 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionCan a Canon DLSR camera be attached to this telescope , what adaptors would I need?

Asked 7 years ago by Terry.

• A:Answer Yes, it can. You will need a Universal 1.25" T-Adapter, #93625 and T-Ring for Canon EOS Camera, #93419.

  Answered 7 years ago by Telescope

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