® ongratulations on your purchase of an Orion Aristocrat 60mm. Your Aristocrat 60mm was hand crafted out of brass and African mahogany. It is a sophisticated instrument that not only looks great, but also performs well with its quality optics. The Aristocrat is great for a bay window, or any place you need that “touch of class”...
® Washers Acorn nuts Figure 4. Figure 2. Attaching the finder scope brackets to the optical tube. Attaching the tripod legs to the mount. nal into the focuser of the telescope and tighten it with the 3. Tighten the acorn nuts with the wrench. Be very careful thumbscrew.
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Altitude Now, look in the finder scope. Is the object visible? Ideally, it should be somewhere in the field of view. If it is not, some coarse adjustments of the six finder scope alignment thumb- screws will be needed to get the finder scope roughly parallel to the main tube.
® Eyepieces and Magnification eras and have “false color” added. Our eyes are not sensitive enough to see color in deep-sky objects except in a few of the Your Aristocrat 60mm comes with a 25mm focal length Plössl brightest ones. eyepiece that provides 36x magnification.
B. The Planets objects are faint, so it is important that you allow plenty of time for your eyes to adjust to the darkness. Do not expect these The planets don’t stay put like the stars, so to find them you to look like the photographs you see in books and magazines.
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