[1.13 lb] Almost a must have, with the extra height makes looking through scope at the median much easier, don't have to almost lay on the ground. Makes polar alignment easier. Just a win win. Easy to install, lightweight, helps keep your equipment from hitting the tripod legs during a median flip p

[12.6 VDC] I got this mini pier to use with my AZ mount pro tripod since I got CEM40 mount. and it work really well. Also this mini pier provides an nice 8" extension that helps wmy larger refractor to clear tripod legs.

[7800 mAh] After my purchase of a new and longer telescope found a greater risk for mount stalls occurring if the scope was ever oriented more vertically during an imaging session, I decided that even though this pier was a bit short to provide complete clearance for the scope to avoid hitting a tripod leg, it would at least reduce the risk. However, it had a secondary benefit I'd not given thought to....those 3 ribs make great mount points for accessories I'd been using magic arms and clamps with to attach to the legs of my tripod. Now, I can more them higher to those ribs which are thinner and easier to attach a clamp to, while freeing up the legs to be more easily collapsed without removing anything. Convenient!

[7800 mAh] Well made and stiff. Really helps keep longer scopes away from hitting the tripod legs.

[1.13 lb] Good, sturdy tripod. No issues. Fast delivery.

[Lithium-Ion] Excelent tri-pier, portable, adjustable, not much heavy, provides excellent stability specially with the pads (included) at the ends. Of course, matches very well Optron CEM70 mount head.

[6] The Six-Inch Pier fit perfectly on my GEM45G mount. All necessary hardware is supplied, including a stainless-steel pin that threads into a hole on the outer circumference of the Pier. The pin is necessary for the opposing push-pull bolts of the mount to fine-adjust azimuth.

[Lithium-Ion] At only 26 lb this tri-pier can hold up to 200 lb. Very well made and very strong. The center column can be moved up or down to suit your height requirement without tools. I use it for my Ioptron CEM60 mount. It is rock solid and hardly any vibration thanks to the included removable anti-vibration pads. The contrasting white color upper legs and stainless steel lower legs help avoid tipping by or kicking into the tri-pier in the dark. I highly recommend this pier.

[1.13 lb] Excellent tripod. I'm using it for a Ioptron CEM70 and it is extremely stable. Nice looking too.

[7800 mAh] This is a cheap way to keep out of the cardiac ward. My old mount, the CEM25-EC, had a nasty habit of going full-tilt on the RA axis before beginning to move the Azimuth, and that resulted in a couple of collisions of my ASI294 and the tripod leg. So buying this was not an option. It mounts securely and easily (no directions, but you'll puzzle it out). With my longer telescope, a TeleVue 4-inch refractor, the camera still comes pretty close to a tripod leg so I'm not sure I can trust it completely during a meridian flip, but this makes it a lot safer.