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o Always use the EclipseView Solar Filter when viewing at or near
the Sun. When viewing a solar eclipse, always use this solar filter
during ALL phases of the eclipse.
o Before use always check both sides of the solar filter for damage.
Do not use if scratches, pin-holes, or the filter is separated from its
holder.
o This item is not a toy and requires adult supervision.
o Failure to use proper solar filtering can cause severe & permanent
eye injury including blindness.
o Do not attempt to clean or disinfect the filter material.
Solar Filter Safety Compliance Information:
o Meets the requirements for ISO 123112-2:2015
o CE certified which meets the transmission requirements of scale 12-16 of EN 169/1992.
o Meets the transmission requirements of EN 1836:2005 & AS/NZS 1338.1:1992 for Eclipse filters. (Queensland Directive).
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Always use the EclipseView Solar Filter when viewing at or near the Sun or irreversible eye damage may occur.
Sun Warning
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I want to know how to collimate my 82mm Eclipse View please. I can.t beleive you left it out of the manual. Please help? My view is really lousy. Thank you
To collimate the Meade EclipseView 82 telescope:
1. Slightly unthread the three secondary mirror collimation screws so you can tilt the secondary mirror holder.
2. Tilt the secondary mirror holder by hand until the primary mirror appears centered in the reflection of the diagonal mirror.
3. Thread in the three collimation screws to lock the holder in place.
4. Adjust the screws as needed to fine-tune the tilt of the secondary mirror until the entire primary mirror is centered in the secondary mirror reflection.
When done correctly, the view should match the properly aligned example in the manual.
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@Mr. Anderson Beautiful, Thank you!