Thank you very much for your purchase of a Vixen VC260L optical tube unit. This manual applies to VMC260L for A XD Mount by way of example. You may occasionally find descriptions in the tex t not relevant to your model.
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Saddle plate Attaching the VMC260L to a Mount Be sure to handle the saddle plate and VMC260L optical tube unit carefully as those are rather heavy items. Attaching the Saddle Plate to a mount head Attaching the VMC260L optical tube unit to the Saddle Plate The AXD Mount is shown by way of example.
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Balancing the VMC260L using a Counterweight(s) Be sure to balance the telescope on the A XD mount (or your equatorial mount)
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Also, the range of sharp focus becomes smaller. Dividing the focal length of the telescope by the focal length of the eyepiece gives the magnification. Example: Using the VMC260L with an SLV20mm or an SLV5mm eyepiece. SX60 to 50.8 AD (Supplied) Eyepiece Telescope’s focal length...
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Dovetail slide bar The necessity of a finderscope It is very difficult for the telescope user to locate a target object through the telescope’s field of view at high magnification, especially as the field of view narrows. The use of a finderscope will make it much easier. Be sure to align the finderscope with the telescope’s field of view before you start observing.
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How to Collimate the VMC260 Your VMC260L is collimated at Vixen’s factor y. The optical tube holds the collimation unless it is handled roughly. You can re- collimate the VMC260L by way of the following procedures if necessar y. ...
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