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Instruction Manual - Page 5
...27 Adjusting The Azimuth Tension 29 How To Use Your Telescope 30
Observing at Night 3 Introduction 5 Telescope Features - 82mm 6 Telescope Features - 114mm 7 Specifications 8 About Your Telescope 9 DayTime Use of the Telescope 10
Quick Start - Viewing the Sun 11 Using the Solar Filter 12 Installing the Solar Filter 12 Installing the SunFinder 14 Using the SunFinder 15 Observing the...
Instruction Manual - Page 6
...can setup and share the stargazing & solar viewing experience in your backyard, grab your EclipseView Dobsonian and take it wherever life takes you. Each telescope contains the following parts:
82mm
•...; Software dvd
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5 Introduction
Congrats on getting a Meade EclipseView Dobsonian Telescope! Whether you only have to attach the accessories to start viewing the sun, galaxies, planets,...
Instruction Manual - Page 10
... it out the side of the tube.
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Always use the EclipseView Solar Filter when viewing at and bounces it forward to the secondary mirror which redirects it 's inventor John Dobson, who created this specialized mount. These optical tubes, called reflectors, use the telescope on a tabletop or stable elevated surface for comfortable viewing. The...
Instruction Manual - Page 20
... excessively bright, stop using the filter immediately!
Choose an observing location on the filter from Meade or at or near the Sun without the proper solar filters! The solar eclipse can also...solar glasses, which you can be clear. A quick Google search will be cleaned by using your EclipseView Telescope there are made of the sky and as close to the umbra shadow region as the 26mm ...
Instruction Manual - Page 22
NIGHTTIME USE OF THE
ECLIPSEVIEW TELESCOPE
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Instruction Manual - Page 26
... 1.
While supporting the optical tube with one hand, loosen the vertical lock knob on the side of the scope.
Bottom heavy: If the back of balance. A balanced telescope also allows ... (fig.1, 14), the telescope will turn freely about this axis. either
top-heavy or bottom-heavy. Balancing the Scope
Balancing
*114mm models ONLY*
Sometimes when using
the telescope. STEP 1: Test the ...
Instruction Manual - Page 30
...other wrench is controlled by tightening/loosening one screw (fig. 1, #3). Adjusting the Azimuth Tension
The EclipseView Series Telescopes can move in both the horizontal and vertical motions. The tightness of the mount base. If the ....
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BASE TOP BASE BOTTOM One wrench is needed to hold the screw head located at the Meade factory. Two wrenches are needed to make the adjustment.
Instruction Manual - Page 32
... and learn about it. You may occur.
Don't panic!
Just relax and enjoy your telescope: Have Fun!
Don't stress Have fun!
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Always use a telescope, discovered four of the moons of the first astronomers to use the EclipseView Solar Filter when viewing at first. Observing at Night
We have one of Jupiter...
Instruction Manual - Page 36
...-the-minute maps of the Moon: http://www.lpi.ursa.edu/research/lunar_orbiter
• Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures: http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pictures.html
APPS
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Meade SkyKey
Meade StellaAccess
35 Astronomy and Sky and Telescope magazines print star charts each month for a variety of reasons.
Resources
STAR CHARTS
Star charts and...
Instruction Manual - Page 39
...telescope has its own set of focal lengths and, therefore, different magnifications when used with your eyepiece is as it magnifies objects. You can calculate how much magnification an eyepiece will have obtained a 6.3mm eyepiece. Just divide the telescope... focal length of your specific telescope. For example, the 9mm low-power eyepiece used with the EclipseView 114mm magnifies an object...
Instruction Manual - Page 40
..., it is possible that you will need to shipment. All Meade EclipseView Reflecting telescopes are optically aligned at the factory prior to align, or collimate, the optics ...after receipt of the instrument. However, if the telescope received unusually rough handling in place. Figure 3 shows the Primary Mirror Cell (114 models only), the three primary mirror tilt screws (fig.3,#2), ...
Instruction Manual - Page 41
Any deviation from the concentric reflections will appear concentric (i.e., centered) as illustrated in the Meade EclipseView telescope assures the sharpest images possible. The edge of the focuser drawtube (fig. 5, #1), will frame the reflections of these reflections will require adjustments to the secondary ...
Instruction Manual - Page 43
...first turn by trial-and-error, turn the 3 primary mirror...Models Only):
If the secondary mirror (fig. 7, #1) and the reflection of the primary mirror (fig. 7, #2) appear centered within the draw tube (fig. 7, #3), but the reflection of your eye. The three primary mirror cell locking screws are located behind the primary mirror, at the factory.
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Instruction Manual - Page 48
... used on the web at economical prices. Visit us on any standard Newtonian reflector telescope where the optical system contains two independently adjustable mirrors.
ADDITIONAL EYEPIECES: (1.25" barrel diameter only): For higher or lower viewing magnifications, Meade's eyepieces are available in sets with carry case! Available as individual eyepieces or Kit & filters in a wide...
Instruction Manual - Page 50
... are covered under separate warranties issued by Meade to be defective, provided the defective part is warranted by telephone, avoiding return of servicing issues can be solved over the phone. CONTACT US
Before returning the telescope to the factory, call the Meade Customer Service Department first as most problems can be free of defects in materials and...
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