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D.
To
quickly
move
the
telescope
around
horizontally:
1.
L
o
osen
the
horizontal
adjustment
knob
(#28),
move
the
telescope
to
the
position
desired
and
then
tighten
the
knob.
E.
To
focus
the
telescope
and
align
the
finderscope:
1.
Remove
the
front
lens
cover
(#26)
and
remove
the
eyepiece
adapter
from
the
diagonal
(#2).
2.
With
the
25mm
eyepiece
tight
in
the
diagonal
(#2),
position
the
telescope
tube
to
look
at
any
object
about
one
mile
or
further
away
during
the
day.
You
may
need
to
use
the
flexible
cables
to
get
the
object
in
the
center
of
the
field.
To
focus,
turn
the
focusing
knob
(#9)
until
your
chosen
object
is
in
sharp
focus.
Remember
to
use
outdoors
only
as
you
should
not
look
through
windows
which
may
distort
the
image.
3.
Look
through
the
finderscope
(with
its
lens
covers
removed).
If
the
object
being
observed
is
not
visible
in
the
finderscope
or
is
not
in
the
center
of
the
finderscope
crosshairs,
then
you
need
to
align
the
finderscope.
Use
the
finderscope
adjustment
screws
(#4)
to
align
the
finderscope
with
the
main
telescope
by
tightening
and
loosening
these
screws
until
the
object
is
centered
on
the
crosshairs.
Once
the
finderscope
is
aligned
with
the
main
telescope,
it
makes
it
easy
to
find
celestial
objects.
You
find
the
desired
object
in
the
finderscope
first
(since
it
has
a
wide
field)
and
then
look
at
the
narrow
field
but
much
more
powerful
main
telescope
for
detailed
views.
4.
If
the
image
in
the
finderscope
is
not
sharp,
then
turn
the
finderscope
eyepiece
(#6)
until
the
image
is
sharp.
5.
Do
not
be
alarmed
when
you
look
through
the
finderscope
and
telescope
and
the
object
is
upside
down
and
reversed
left
to
right.
This
is
normal
with
an
astronomical
telescope.
F.
Preparation
for
astronomical
observing
requires
that
you:
1.
Orient
the
telescope
so
that
the
right
ascension
(polar)
axis
is
pointing
as
close
to
true
north
as
possible.
Use
a
magnetic
compass
if
you
are
not
sure
which
way
north
is.
2.
Make
sure
the
mount
is
level.
A
carpenters
level
may
be
helpful.
3.
Recheck
all
hardware
and
knobs
to
make
sure
all
are
tight.
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