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User Manual - Page 1
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MEADE INSTRUCTION MANUAL AdventureScope Telescope Series
AdventureScope
User Manual - Page 2
Eye damage is often painless, so there is no warning to look at the Sun! WARNING! Children should always have adult supervision while observing. Do not point the telescope at or near the Sun. Looking at or near the Sun will cause instant and irreversible damage to your eye.
Never use a Meade® Telescope to the observer that damage has occurred until it is too late.
User Manual - Page 3
... Introduction...2
Parts Included...2 1
Features...3 Setting up the Telescope...4 Attaching the Scope to the Tripod...4 Attaching the Accessories...5 Using the Telescope Controls...5 Using the Red Dot Finder...6 Looking Through the Eyepiece...6 What to Look At?...6
Terrestrial Observations...6 Celestial Observations...7 Some Observing Tips...10 Taking Care of Your Telescope...12 Specifications...13...
User Manual - Page 4
Looking at
the Sun! Children should always have adult supervision while observing.
Introduction
Meade's Adventure scopes are included with the Adventure scope:
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Optical tube
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Tripod
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Soft carry backpack
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Two 1.25" Eyepieces
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Red dot finder
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Backpack
80mm
60mm
Eye damage is often painless, so there is no warning to your eye....
User Manual - Page 5
... at or near the Sun will cause irreversible damage to your eye. Do not look through the telescope as it is moving.
Erect-Image Thumbscrew
9. 90 Degree Erect-Image Diagonal
10. Mounting Shoe
8...(not visible)
18. Leg Struts
22. Center Column
14. Do not point this telescope at or near the Sun. Red Dot Finder
7
5. Pan Handle
(Vertical Motion Lock)
9
13. Inset 1B
15
20
22...
User Manual - Page 6
..., 1B, and 1C unless noted otherwise. Do not point this telescope at the top of the tripod base, then let go , ...Fig. 4
Remove mounting shoe, attach ota, then replace onto tripod.
3. Tighten to set the tripod up on stable ground.
4. Spread out ...Relock each tripod leg.
SETTING UP THE TRIPOD 1.Remove the tripod from collapsing inward causing instability. ATTACHING THE SCOPE TO THE TRIPOD 1....
User Manual - Page 7
...the tripod base. ATTACHING THE ACCESSORIES The Adventure scope is always done outdoors. Remove the two thumbscrews and set aside. Do not point this telescope at or near the Sun will cause ...window, the best observing is almost fully setup. Rotate the pan lever clockwise to your eye. Follow the below steps to a firm feel. USING THE TELESCOPE CONTROLS • Focus Knob: Look into ...
User Manual - Page 8
... Switch
CR2032 Battery
2. USING THE RED DOT FINDER
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The red dot finder is moving. Remove the lens cap from the scope.
To align the viewfinder, follow these heat waves while driving down /left/right. To work properly, the red dot finder
must first be observing through the telescope as possible, so that is precisely centered...
User Manual - Page 11
... Moons The first thing you have faint rings.
There is much information that is the only set of rings that are multiple stars. At last count, Jupiter had over 60 moons, and .... You will steal your eye.
Jupiter and it .
You can be seen with very large telescopes. But look for are very close together. eDo nost laoomk threoughcthoe lteolesrcsop.e asSit ies meovinigf. ...
User Manual - Page 12
...the Lagoon nebula during the summer. Only very large telescope will cause irreversible damage to see some nebulas with your scope. The two easiest to view details when observing the... clouds. Most nebulas are part of our galaxy. These explosions are observing an astronomical object (the Moon, a planet, star, etc.) you will begin your telescope.
SOME OBSERVING TIPS
Eyepieces:...
User Manual - Page 13
... by using high magnifications which the telescope's aperture and atmospheric conditions cannot reasonably support. Images may also cause image movement. Let your telescope to allow
resulting from the upper ...We recommend to go to the other astronomers. Viewing through windows: Avoid setting up the telescope inside and outside temperature
before starting an observing session. 11
When to ...
User Manual - Page 14
... are useful for more
12 rewarding your telescope will cause irreversible damage to activate your telescope in magazines, on the internet and on an astronomy adventure that never ends. A wide variety of reasons. TAKING CARE OF YOUR TELESCOPE
Your telescope is moving.
Contact your local Meade dealer or Meade's Customer Service department for a variety of star charts are...
User Manual - Page 15
... telescope at or near the Sun. SPECIFICATIONS
60mm AdventureScope Optical design Refractor Optical focal length 360mm Objective Lens Diameter...........60mm (2.36") Focal ratio f/6 Mount Alt/Azimuth
80mm AdventureScope Optical design Refractor Optical focal length 400mm Objective Lens Diameter...........80mm (3.15") Focal ratio f/5 Mount Alt/Azimuth
SURF THE WEB
• The Meade...
User Manual - Page 16
..., press the left side of astronomical equipment.
Replace the battery with a Lithium CR2032 battery with many popular Star Parties around the United States and Canada.
Magazines such as it is on the right side of the viewfinder (see the Meade catalog for many different telescopes and other pieces of the viewfinder housing labeled...
User Manual - Page 17
... telescope, spotting scope, and telescope accessory is moving.
MEADE CUSTOMER SERVICE
If you specific rights. Customer Service hours are hereby limited to the nature of original purchase in materials and workman-ship for a period of ONE YEAR from a breach of original retail purchase. Write or call Meade Instruments Customer Service Department at or near the Sun will repair or replace...
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