C6 Fitness Tracker

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

This is very well made and it fits like a well made glove. FYI - I purchased this for the Andycine C6 and not for the FeelWorld. Those two monitors are exactly the same.

Great eyepiece..used on a C6 SCT for a wide field view of stars. B&H had it in stock and fast shipping.

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

Purchased this for my C6 and C8 which ride on manual alt-az mounts. This simple counterweight system is nicely engineered, adjustable, fits Vixen and Losmandy D rails and works very well on both SCTs.

I use this case to secure my Celestron C6, eyepieces, camera, and accessories. Everything is nice and secure, no matter what orientation. The handles are sturdy and the wheels are quiet and smooth. Walking with the case on its wheels is effortless, even with its bulk. Overall it's worth the investment as your equipment is organized and protected.

This aluminum dew shield exceeded my expectations. It is very well crafted, looks great and it fits my C6 very nicely. As my C6 always sits in a mount, this has replaced my plastic cover. Highly recommended over those Velcro/adjustable dew shields which I never cared for.

A 5 monitor seemed too small for my Nikon D7500 DSLR rig, where the C6 was 'just right' and doesn't add significantly more weight when handheld. Best thing about the C6 is how bright it is - able to clearly see the screen even in mid-day southern California sun (the sun hood does help with glare control for contrast). When indoors or at night, the screen dims to comfortable levels (extending the battery time). Been getting about one hour of runtime at low/mid-brightness using Ikan NP-F750 5800mAh with HDMI loop out and powering my Tilta Nucleus-n wireless focus motor. Do recommend using a battery plate on your rig for better weight distribution/balance. The U/X is easy to use via the touchscreen or the control wheel. Comes with a semi-hard carrying case that snuggly fits the monitor with closed cell foam screen protector, plus a zippered accessory pocket big enough for the mounting bracket, and maybe a short HDMI cable or two. Note that the case won't fit batteries or other accessories. Only significant issue is the 1/4-20 mounts on the monitor. A) they are not ARRI-style compatible, with the registration holes on the C6 spaced 12mm on center vs 15mm of the ARRI-style anti-rotation pins, plus they are too shallow. B) DC power in/out jacks are too close to the bottom -20 mounting hole to allow using a NATO rail or other quick release plate. So you either need to use the provided arm or get another monitor arm that just screws on.

I have used C8's, C6's, C90's, and now having the 70mm I have used the best portable Scope. In Hawaii, my wife and I were able to look out of our cottage at the ocean and see dolphins and whales. When ships went by we could see the people faces on deck. Walking through the forest we saw birds a half a mile away just like you were standing next to them. Because the Travel Scope is lite, we took it anywhere and everywhere. I used a Solar filter and say the May 20th eclipes. Set up is very easy and I can see my 10 year old nephew getting this scope this Christmas. I know he will have no problems setting the scope up or using it. I would love to see a better tripod that you get, that does not take anything away from this Scope. If you have used a Telescope before or never have, the Travel Scope/70mm is one that will teach you about how refracting telescopes work and you will ask yourself, why didn't i get this years ago. Get this Scope and change your life! Tim