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where to get a bracket to attach a camera on top of a scope?

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16 years 11 months ago #59115 by fguihen
Hi all.

Im looking for a bracket to mount my camera on top of my scope for widefield images. Ive searched google but cant find such a bracket. Half my problem is i dont know what it might be called. Can anyone recommend a bracket that will firmly hold any camera with a threaded base, to my telescope?

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16 years 11 months ago #59120 by stepryan

Hi all.

Im looking for a bracket to mount my camera on top of my scope for widefield images. Ive searched google but cant find such a bracket. Half my problem is i dont know what it might be called. Can anyone recommend a bracket that will firmly hold any camera with a threaded base, to my telescope?


what you are looking for is something like this:-
www.celestron.uk.com/catalogues/view_ite...&CategoryID=3875
a piggyback mount but for your scope.

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16 years 11 months ago #59123 by fguihen
exactly that!!! thanks for the info. Does this bracket require any modification of the scope ( drilling of holes etc)?

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16 years 11 months ago #59146 by lunartic_old
As far as I know, and I am no expert in this, you detach one or more of the screws that attach the rear cell to the scope body and use the screws provided with the piggyback mount to attach it to the scope.

As far as I know so I am prepared to be shot down in flames. :D

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16 years 11 months ago #59218 by stepryan

exactly that!!! thanks for the info. Does this bracket require any modification of the scope ( drilling of holes etc)?


usually you have to remove some of the screws on the back of your scope and put them through the piggyback mount. you'd want to check with david hinds though to see if this one would fit your scope though.

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