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- Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL 60MM AZ TELESCOPE ZHUMELL 60x700 TELESCOPE...
- Page 2 With Zhumell, you get field-tested, precision-crafted optics at the best possible value. So even if you’re just starting out as an amateur birder or astronomer, you don’t have to settle for entry-level products. Zhumell customers enjoy life’s pursuits, hobbies, and adventures in rich, colorful detail- the kind of detail that only high-performance optics can produce.
- Page 3 If, after reading this manual, you still have questions about your Zhumell telescope, please visit http://www.zhumell.com for more helpful tips and contact information. Our customer service representatives will be able to address any problems you encounter with your telescope.
- Page 4 Unbox and gather the pieces of your telescope. as doing so may affect the alignment of optical components when reassembled. If telescope needs realignment, contact Zhumell or Extend all three tripod legs to a comfortable working height and another professional.
- Page 5 VIEWING THROUGH YOUR COOL VIEWS WITH YOUR ZHUMELL TELESCOPE ZHUMELL TELESCOPE Never look at the sun without using a solar filter. Do not use an THE MOON eyepiece solar filter. When using a solar filter, do not remove the full lenscap, view only through the small opening. Looking at the...
- Page 6 ASTRONOMY ASTRONOMY FORMULAS FOR YOUR TERMINOLOGY ZHUMELL TELESCOPE MAGNIFICATION DECLINATION (DEC.) The astronomical equivalent of latitude. Declination describes the angle of a celestial object above or below the celestial equator. The To determine the magnification of a telescope and eyepiece combinantion, sky over the Northern hemisphere has a positive declination.
- Page 7 TELESCOPE TERMINOLOGY OBJECTIVE The objective is the front lens of a telescope. The listed measurement for objective lenses is the lens diameter. A larger objective allows more light to enter a telescope and provides a brighter image. The objective diameter is also sometimes referred to as the aperture of a telescope.
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Page 8: Warranty
To obtain warranty service, the damaged equipment must be returned to Zhumell. Our Customer Care associates will be happy to assist you in completing this return to get your Zhumell in working order as quickly as possible. There is a $25 surcharge associated with warranty returns to cover return shipping and handling.
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