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General| Aperture | 70 mm |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 350 mm |
| Focal Ratio | f/5 |
| Mount Type | Altazimuth |
| Optical Design | Refractor |
| Finderscope | Red Dot |
| GoTo | Yes |
| Eyepiece Barrel Size | 1.25" |
| Motorized | Yes |
| Auto Tracking | Yes |
Steps to unpack, connect power, and prepare the telescope for first use.
Guidance on selecting eyepieces for optimal viewing and magnification.
How to manually move the telescope using the Autostar controller.
Crucial first-time setup for telescope operation and data entry.
Explanation of the knob for achieving sharp image focus.
Details on the panel with power, ports, and Autostar connection.
Controls for manual telescope movement and data entry.
Functionality to slew the telescope to celestial objects.
Controls for navigating menus and selecting options.
Demonstrates menu structure and basic functions like sunset calculation.
Procedure for quick telescope alignment using two stars.
Practical example of selecting and slewing to a celestial object.
How to use the feature for viewing recommended objects.
Accessing databases of celestial objects for observation.
Accessing tools like timers, alarms, and eyepiece calculators.
Configuration options for telescope settings and alignment.
Overview of telescope alignment methods.
Setting the telescope's default orientation for tracking.
Procedure for aligning the telescope using two stars.
Guidance on using the telescope for astrophotography.
Details on available eyepieces and their magnifications.
Accessory for connecting cameras for photography.
Procedures for cleaning and caring for the telescope.
Solutions for common operational problems and errors.
Technical details and performance data of the telescopes.
Method for aligning the telescope using celestial poles.
Steps for performing polar alignment via Autostar menus.
Reference data for determining observation site latitude.
Overview of celestial bodies observable with the telescope.
Descriptions of planets and their visibility.
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