Rumcent Telescopic Tripod Gooseneck Floor Stand For Phone, Universal Smartphone Holder Mount,Easy Clamp For Phone

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We fitted our plumbing connector eyepiece tube to a 12mm Plössl, but we found that most of our standard Plössl eyepieces fitted well. The Northern Territory Road User's Handbook (2020) states you can only use a mobile phone while driving to "make or receive an audio phone call or as a driver's aid (e.g. using your phone for navigation)". It goes on to specify restrictions around these uses. Materials - A small sheet of good quality 6mm plywood (about A4 size); short lengths of 20x10x1.5mm and 15x15x1.5mm aluminium channel The laws about mobile phone use while driving vary between each state and territory. Not only that, some phone use is legal when the phone is securely attached to a commercially manufactured mount, but not allowed when unmounted. Many phones have their lens behind the top right corner of the screen, but if your phone is different it should be easy to adapt the layout of the base plate to suit.

Once you've got it set up, all you need to do is make sure you get a good capture of your chosen target! Image of a quasar (circled) 3c 273 (two billion Ly) using a Stargate 500, 26mm eyepiece, NexYZ and iPhone 7 What to look for in a smartphone telescope adapter The Vicseed Car Phone Mount continues to sell well and for good reason. Perhaps the most appealing aspect of its design is that you can buy the one accessory and then mount it in three different ways: dashboard, windshield or vent. That makes it a good choice if you regularly change from one car to another, or perhaps have two very different vehicles in the family. It keeps your options open. Its arm is reasonably sturdy too while still being easily retracted at the tap of a button, the idea being that all adjustments take mere seconds. The phone holder uses a suction cup which should be fairly reliable but we do worry about any sudden temperature changes slowly having an effect. On the plus side, there's no need to worry about any residue when using it. Also, it works either by attaching it to the air vent, dashboard, or windshield. Large magnifications do result in dimmer and fuzzier images, so this technique is best suited to bright objects under good conditions. These two parts are made from plumbing fittings: a push-fit straight connector and a blanking plug for 40mm PVC pipe.One of the most popular options is a clip that attaches to your air-conditioning vent. These are ideal for lighter smartphones, but the grip might not be firm enough to hold heavier devices and it also obstructs the airflow. Some products come with two attachment types in the box. In these instances, we tested and scored the product twice – once per attachment type. Steer clear of adhesive strips

If you’re wanting to capture photographs of the night sky and you have access to a range of instruments like a telescope, binoculars, a digiscope or any other optical device, it might pay off in the long run to go for something universal that can be adapted to various different shapes and sizes.Have you ever wanted to photograph the Moon, planets, stars and other objects you see through your telescope on your smartphone? Examples include making and receiving calls and using navigation apps (GPS), among other things. Suction or vent mount: Which should you get? The next feature up for praise is the convenience factor provided by the Vicseed Car Phone Mount. This accessory boasts a long arm design that’s suitably robust enough for even larger smartphones but it’s also telescopic, which can extend from 4.84-inches right up to 9.05-inches. That’s decent, although vibration and bumps can tend to make the longer reach option a little less desirable if you’re of a nervous disposition. Surely," you think, "it'd be easy enough to hold my phone's camera lens up to the eyepiece and capture an image". This means that it is easy to attach and remove the whole unit without any fiddling about in the dark.