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Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Telescope, Binocular Tripod 93607
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Doctor Bones McCoy's Review of Celestron Heavy Duty Alt-Azimuth Telescope, Binocular Tripod 93607

I have the Celestron Heavy Duty Alt - Azimuth Tripod item # 93607 and I found out since I received it yesterday from Celestron something of a mystery. I opened the box and had the following items that is included with the Tripod. It came with a eyepiece tray and 3 Cables that you have to attach. Celestron didn't even pack an instruction manual, all the other products that Celestron sells come with an instruction manual. When you want to move the mount which a Telescope gets attached you have to use a wrench to loosen the mount. I temporary attached my Celestron Travel Scope 70 Telescope to this Tripod but it was hard to attach it you have to be very calm and attach it many times it never got it to be attached and the round thing that gets attach sometimes moved. The cables are hard to use because when you attach them it sometimes gets loosened but the Telescope gets attached. The Tripod is crude, very heavy, cumbersome and hard to use and and if you don't watch out the Lens tray which is metal can if you a little cut on your fingers. Also the price is ok I wish Celestron includes an instruction manual and an extra cable to move the Mount so I can use my telescope. The bottom line is I will go back and use my Meade Instruments Classic 30 Photo Tripod with my Celestron Travel Scope 70 Telescope or the Tripod that came with my Celestron Travel Scope 70 Telescope.
Pros:
  • Very nice price
Cons:
  • Very Heavy, Hard to Use and very Cumbersome
Best Used for:
  • Maybe used for Astronomy
Would Recommend: No
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Last updated 2025-11-12 UTC.