#Meade 285 telescope manual how to
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#Meade 285 telescope manual rar

Ry Cooder Talking Timbuktu Rar Extractor on this page. That way you have more options on better eyepieces and the 1.25 eyepieces can be used for better telescopes in the future. Maximum power of a 60mm scope is about 225x (under perfect conditions) I would get a 25mm 700/25=28x for low power see link below and then for higher power 700/8=87.5x There are not many options with.965 eyepieces I would get a.965 to 1.25 adapter or.965 to 1.25 hybrid diagonal.

700mm ( focal length of scope)/ eyepiece focal length=magnification. You need to purchase.965 diameter eyepieces. If not look around this web site: and this web site. Call Meade first here: and see if they will sell you one.

You MUST MEAN the focuser is stripped- a new 60mm focuser assembly will cost you about $20-$30 if you can find one. Eyepieces DO NOT have threads - they slip into either the focuser or the diagonal depending on which scope type you own. The other focusing problem I've experience with my Celestron SCT is to have the focus knob loosen up and then slip as I turned it so that I could never focus with it. These replace the screws and allow you to adjust it by hand instead of a screwdriver. A very handy tool for this is to replace your screws with Bob's Knobs (. There is a section further down the page for SCTs. If not go to this web site: It will show examples of how objects look both in and out of collimation.

#Meade 285 telescope manual how to

If you have your manual it should outline how to perform this. Instruction manual $20.00 Meade model 285 equatorial retracting telescope with adjustable tripod. Download Telescope User's Manual of Meade DS-114 for free. Hide thumbs Telescope Meade DS-114 User Manual. Meade instruments corporation schmidt- cassegrain telescopes instructions. There are most likely three small screws at the front of the telescope and these are what you use to adjust it.Р”Р„s one screw is loosened then another is tightened. You need stable sky conditions to do this. This is where you adjust the secondary mirror while viewing an out of focus star. 36 Answers SOURCE: If there is nothing on the objective lenses or eyepiece lenses then it most likely needs collimation.