Welcome to a new world of adventure! Your new 180mm Maksutov-Cassegrain (Mak-Cass) telescope is a fine-quality instrument designed for both daytime terrestrial viewing and nighttime stargazing. Compact, portable, but with plenty of aperture, and easy to use, this versatile scope will provide many hours of enjoyment for the whole family.
If your eyes are astigmatic, however, images will probably the finder scope is covered with a completely opaque material appear the best with glasses on. This is because a telescope’s or removed altogether focuser can accommodate for nearsightedness or farsighted- Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes are capable of focusing on ness, but not astigmatism.
Never reuse tissues. connect a 35mm SLR camera to specifications the telescope; it threads onto the eyepiece adapter #9969 180mm Maksutov-Cassegrain OTA with eyepiece and Optical design: Maksutov-Cassegrain diagonal removed. Aperture: 180mm T-ring Effective focal length: 2700mm painted finish that is fairly scratch-resistant.
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It will take a little trial and error to get a feel for how to tilt the mirror using the collimation screw pairs. Again, collimation should only be attempted if you have confirmed the telescope is actually out of collimation by performing a star test. Finishing collimation Once you have finished adjusting your telescope, you will need to perform another star test (described earlier) to check...
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