TwinStar Telescopes 80mm Reflector Telescope Assembly Manual

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Assembly Guide : 80mm Reflector Telescope

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! You have bought a wonderful telescope. This is a precision optical instru-
ment, and you have many wonderful evenings of observing the night sky ahead of you. This on-line
guide is to help you assemble your telescope properly.
We know that many people are visually oriented and that pictures of the assembly process would be
helpful. Since your telescope assembly guide and instruction manual does not have a lot of pictures,
we have put together this online guide to help you assemble your telescope for your first night of ob-
serving.
Once your telescope is assembled and ready to go, the rest is up to you. Learning astronomy is all
the fun anyhow! So let's get started . . .

ASSEMBLING THE TELESCOPE

Attach the Alt-Azimuth mount to the
Step 1
tripod and tighten with the set screw as
shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 – Attaching the Alt-Azimuth mount.

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Summary of Contents for TwinStar Telescopes 80mm Reflector Telescope

  • Page 1 Assembly Guide : 80mm Reflector Telescope INTRODUCTION Congratulations! You have bought a wonderful telescope. This is a precision optical instru- ment, and you have many wonderful evenings of observing the night sky ahead of you. This on-line guide is to help you assemble your telescope properly.
  • Page 2 Step 2 >Attach the main telescope tube to the tripod head using the photo bolt screw as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 – Attaching the Telescope tube. Attach the sighting scope to the sight- Step 3 ing scope mount screw on the main telescope.
  • Page 3 OPTIONAL You may insert the angle Step 5 prism as shown below in Figure 5, or you can skip to Step 6. This depends on the viewing angle you want. Figure 5 - Inserting the angle prism. Now you can drop any 1.25" eyepiece Step 6 right into the angle prism (or the end of the main tube) and begin viewing objects.

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