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National Geographic NG60AZ User Manual

National Geographic NG60AZ
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NG60AZ Telescope
Instructions
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Owner’s Manual
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National Geographic NG60AZ Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNational Geographic
ModelNG60AZ
CategoryTelescope
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Parts of your NG60AZ Telescope

Critical Safety Warning

Crucial safety warning regarding direct solar observation and potential blindness.

Introduction

Choking Hazard Warning

Safety notice concerning small parts, unsuitable for children under 3 years old.

ASSEMBLY

Tripod Setup and Initial Connections

Instructions for extending tripod legs, connecting them to the yoke, and attaching the support bracket.

Attaching Telescope Components

Steps to attach the accessory tray, optical tube assembly, and fine adjustment rod.

Installing Optical Accessories

Guide for attaching the finder scope, diagonal mirror, and eyepieces to the telescope.

Using the Barlow Lens

Instructions for inserting the 3X Barlow lens for increased magnification.

FINDER SCOPE ALIGNMENT

Alignment Procedure Steps

Detailed steps for aligning the finder scope with the main telescope for accurate targeting.

ABOUT MAGNIFICATION

Calculating and Optimizing Magnification

Guidance on calculating telescope magnification and factors affecting optimal viewing.

USING YOUR TELESCOPE FOR ASTRONOMICAL VIEWING

Preparation and Initial Setup

Steps for preparing the telescope and location for astronomical observation.

USING YOUR TELESCOPE FOR TERRESTRIAL VIEWING

Utilizing the Image Erector

Instructions on using the 1.5X image erector for correct terrestrial image orientation.

CARE AND CLEANING OF OPTICS

Maintaining Optical Surfaces

Guidance on preventing dust collection and cleaning optical components safely.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE NIGHT SKY

Observing Celestial Targets

Recommendations for viewing the Moon, planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Answers to common questions regarding viewing range, image clarity, and apparent movement.

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