2005 Saturn Vue Interior Rear View Mirror Part

These radios are amazing. Installed in my Jeep above my rear view mirror and I am stoked about it. It’s small enough to not be in the way but is great for communicating with fellow Jeep’s. I used the ghost antenna so that it didn’t get wiped out by limbs on the trail. I’m thinking of purchasing the 6db antenna to help increase my range. I feel you can’t go wrong with this radio! Will be purchasing another for my sons Jeep.

Flip mirror works well but to save time don't forget to purchase 2female to 2 Inner Diameter Barrel Rear (I got Tele Vue Schmidt-Cassegrain Adapter - Long for my Celestron Next Star 8 SCT). My set up: SCTelescope - Tele Vue Schmidt-Cassegrain Adapter-Long - Vixen Flip Mirror - T-Mount for Canon EF-M(screw in directly without rear tube)- Canon M. As usual B&H service is great.

Used it on Saturn last night. Clear view, and easily see space between rings and the planet itself.

I have several Tele Vue eyepieces, ranging from the 9mm, 13mm, 17mm and 20mm Naglers and a 41mm Pan. I decided I needed something to fill the gap around the 30mm mark. I am so pleased with this purchase, the view is 'tremendous' in this eye piece, a tad less wide than my naglers, however you fall into this image... No need to scan the eye piece for the 'full' view...like y naglers, everything is right there in your face...LOVE IT. I also use this with a 2x and 4x Powermate and there is NO loss of resolution, only a nice sharp eye piece with excellent color and contrast. Well done Tele Vue.

I put this eyepiece on my Celestron EdgeHD 8. It is about the widest FOV that I could pull off the OTA. The view is really crisp with point stars to the edge. I can't see any edge brightening or vignetting. The resolution is enough to clearly see the four stars of M42 Trapezium, Jupiter bands, Saturn rings, and even, barely, Saturn cloud bands. The eye relief is comfortable to view the entire field, without glasses. This is a hefty piece. Not a problem on an 8 SCT, but may be awkward on a smaller OTA.

The binocs are all I hoped for. This is a particularly good time to view Jupiter, Saturn, Venus and Mars. Weather is clear and planets are close and bright. I can explore in my backyard and bip from one planet to another without lugging a telescope on a tripod around. Moon detail is outstanding! There is absolutely no substitute for image stabilization. 18 x 50 is the ideal magnification.

I've only used the X-Cel LX 9mm eyepiece to view Saturn and Jupiter so far using a Celestron Evolution 8 with the 90-Degree Mirror Diagonal attached. Both planets looked great and were very sharp. The eyepiece itself is well built and sturdy, huge improvement over any basic eyepiece that comes included with a new telescope.

This is exactly what is advertised. I almost couldn't believe the price, but I've used this to view planets and can make out the moons of Jupiter and Saturn's rings! The moon also looks stunning!! If you're looking for a good intro telescope or even if you're an amateur looking for a less expensive option that still has great quality, I would highly recommend this telescope.

I use this on a Tele Vue 102, fantastic views at roughly 1 degree field of view. Sharp to the edge, very comfortable viewing experience.

I took advantage of a recent sale and got a couple of great Tele Vue eyepieces. This is one of them. The wide field of view is optical perfection--color, contrast, sharpness. Eye placement isn't troublesome. Works great on my Tele Vue refractor and my other telescopes.