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Question: Can you suggest an appropriate monopod?  Thanks
Document: Love these binoculars! Typically use it with a monopod. Very clear and powerful. The tripod mount works great with a standard camera tripod or monopod.
WOW...The view is fantastic...Money well spent 8 )...I see my self being outside a lot  longer looking at the Heavens...Thanks Celestron
Received the package from USPS in first class condition and when promised. On the Big Island of Hawaii we have much to view!Today we went whale watching from the Kona shore bluffs. The binoculars preformed beautifully! You could count the barnacles on the skin if the whales would only stay still long enough. While the weight is good for the size, it was still too much for my wife to hold them steady so we used a monopod.
Plus the Pleiades and other clusters look phenomenal since these have a much wider field of view than a telescope...definitely not a replacement for a wide aperture telescope but these are a worthy addition to any amateur astronomers toolkit! The only negative I suppose is you either need a decent tripod or monopod if you intend to use these standing...otherwise you need a comfortable chair to brace your elbows in order to obtain a stable view.
Despite the reviews indicating how large these are, I was shocked when they arrived. I've never seen binoculars this big. I knew going into it that a tripod or monopod is a must so I'm ok with that.Out of the box they produced a very clear image of the moon, both of them. I had 2 of everything as the collimation was off as many others also reported. Dont worry, it's easy to fix. There are two small adjustment screws under the rubber grips.
Although I didn't receive the soft carrying case, I stand by my four star review as these binocs are terrific but they are not the quality of Fujinon or Steiner and also don't cost $3000. For a binoc in the $150 range these binocs cannot be beaten. If anyone has a suggestion, I also need a new tripod on the inexpensive side for the Celestron 20x80. Thanks and have a great week.
Check the binoculars (by looking through them) each time you make an adjustment until you have it perfect. It can be done, and it's well worth it!Thanks to all who responded for your kind advice.I experimented after all and found it incredibly easy to collimate the Celestron Skymaster 20X80.By carefully peeling away the rubber lining on the handgrips from the top, nearest the focussing wheel, the collimation screws are revealed at about 11 o' clock and 1 o' clock.
First of all I am a novice astronomer - I am looking for a way to study the heavens above us and I figured I would start with a pair of astronomical binoculars.Well I received these right away - thanks to Amazon Prime. The packaging was very good and the size of the binoculars was expected as I read other reviews about how large these can be. But when you first aim these at stars, the moon, etc., you will find the view to be amazing.
15 minutes later they were packed up, labeled with a freshly printed UPS shipping label and in the morning they are on their way back to Amazon. Save yourself the extra expense Amazon and ship these ones back to Celestron - they need some TLC.Yes - 2nd time was the charm. I received the replacement binocs very rapidly - thanks Amazon. The new set of binocs came factory sealed and they are well collimated. I have them attached to the Orion parallelogram tripod and they seem to be well supported.
when i look through, it looks amazing.
Answer: yes