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- Page 1 BORG Double-telescope Operating instructions Binoplattform BB – 130/131 and Matsumoto EMS Image erecting systems Version 3.0 © AOKswiss.ch 24. Jan 2023...
- Page 2 This manual describes the setup and assembly of the BORG double telescopes with the AOK Binoplatform BB - 130/131 and the Matsumoto image erection systems. This enables you to achieve the optimal high performance of this telescope generation at any time.
- Page 3 Presetting and assembly Mount the two telescopic tubes on the two platform blocks as parallel as possible by eye. Make sure that the tubes are really screwed tight. After have screwed telescopic tubes onto the adjustment platform, attach Matsumoto deflecting mirror systems to the two tubes.
- Page 4 Now you can mount the two 1.25 focusers on the EMS housings, unless they are already mounted before erecting systems (large models with 2" holder). In this case, there are corresponding eyepiece holders on the deflection housings. Rough adjustment of the two telescope tubes Insert two identical eyepieces into the two eyepiece holders and set the correct interpupillary distance for you.
- Page 5 Adjusting the horizontal axis (left telescope) There are two M4 screws for this adjustment. Use a suitable Allen key as shown. Of course, you must first loosen the two screws a little. Only then can you finely adjust the telescope in the axis by tightening one screw. Always make sure that you have loosened the other screw enough.
- Page 6 Adjusting the altitude axis (right telescope) You now have a set of tension and compression bolts on the bottom of the right telescopic platform. This platform also has an axle in the middle. You can easily adjust the height axis of the right telescope to the left telescope using only the two inner studs (each functioning as a pressure screw) and finally fix the platform with the outer, somewhat larger screws.
- Page 7 As a final adjustment, however, you now concentrate on the image field rotation of the two images. It is best to look for an image with a long edge, e.g. a house roof. Now check whether this edge remains congruent in both pictures. It is often the case that the edges of the two pictures are slightly twisted in relation to each other.
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