Celestron 45-Degree Erect Diagonal (1.25")

BH #CEDEI451.25 • MFR #94112-A
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Celestron 45-Degree Erect Diagonal (1.25")
Key Features
  • Upright & Laterally-Correct Observing
Celestron's erect image diagonals are Amici prism designs, allowing you to look into the telescope at a 45° angle at images which are upright and laterally correct.  This is extremely comfortable for terrestrial viewing or when sharing the viewing experience between those of varying heights, and comes at the expense of a loss in brightness versus a 90° diagonal-which would show images upright but laterally reversed.
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Celestron 94112-A Overview

Celestron's erect image diagonals are Amici prism designs, allowing you to look into the telescope at a 45° angle at images which are upright and laterally correct.  This is extremely comfortable for terrestrial viewing or when sharing the viewing experience between those of varying heights, and comes at the expense of a loss in brightness versus a 90° diagonal-which would show images upright but laterally reversed.

Accepts 1.25" filters for astronomical and terrestrial applications
Weighs 0.24 lb (110 g)
UPC: 050234941129

Celestron 94112-A Reviews

Does not work with the Nexstar 130SLT

By Paul
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2021-08-27

I am not able to focus using this with the Nexstar 130SLT. Should be removed from the compatible accessory list

Great improvement for very little cost!

By William
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-07-06

I purchased this mainly for terrestrial viewing. It corrects the right-left flaw that standard diagonals have.

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Will this work with a reflector telescope
Asked by: Chris h.
The 45-Degree Erect Image Diagonal is not suited for use in a reflector telescope. Sincerely, Garrett at Celestron
Answered by: Telescope
Date published: 2020-12-12

I just did a search for erect diagonal for a ...

I just did a search for erect diagonal for a reflector telescope and result - Celestron 94112-A but Q&A reply says this is not appropriate for a reflector. Can you recommend a diagonal that will correct for terrestrial viewing for an Orion SpaceProbe 130ST EQ?
Asked by: Jim
These two replies to my question contradict one another. Which is correct - will the proposed 45 diagonal work with my Reflector scope? One says it will; the other says it will not.
Answered by: Jim
Date published: 2022-04-05

question

can you use this with a celestron ultima 80 straight spotting scope , in effect making it an 45 degree angled ultima scope when you decide to do so?
Asked by: Anonymous
I am very sorry but I do not know. I hope you find someone that knows the answer to your question.
Answered by: ELIZABETH S.
Date published: 2018-08-27

question

do I attach this to the eyepiece of the scope?
Asked by: Anonymous
The existing eyepiece is secured with a couple of tightening screws. Loosen them pull out the eyepiece, put in the new one, and hand tighten the screws. Is simple, no tools and takes about 30 seconds the first time.
Answered by: Luther R.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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