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5) Attaching the Diagonal and Eyepiece

A. Loosen the thumbscrew on the end of the focus tube.

B. Insert the diagonal into the focus tube and re-tighten the thumbscrew to hold the
diagonal in place.

C. Loosen the thumbscrews on the diagonal.

D. Insert the desired eyepiece into the diagonal and secure by re-tightening the
thumbscrews (see Figure 5).

6) Installing the Control Cables

Install cables for fine adjustments of Altitude and

Azimuth as shown in Figures 6 and 7).

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Summary of Contents for CDB804AZ3

Page 1: ...INTRODUCTION Please retain the packaging and instructions for further reference as they contain important information CDB804AZ3 ...

Page 2: ...has been designed for both a beginner and advanced star gazer It provides views of the moon and planets as well as dozens of galaxies star clusters and nebulae As a terrestrial land telescope the CDB804AZ3 brings the world s natural wonders closer It delivers superb scenic views and allows for observation of animals and landscapes from a distance To obtain the best performance from your telescope ...

Page 3: ...TS LIST FOR CDB804AZ3 Telescope PARTS LIST A Dust Cap Mask Remove before Viewing B Dew Cap Sun Shade C Objective Lens D Telescope Optical Tube E Red Dot Finder Assembly F Alignment screws G Focusing Tube H Eyepieces K10 K25 Eyepiece cases 2 I 45 Erecting Image Diagonal J Focusing Knob 1 Azimuth Flexible Control Cable 2 Altitude Flexible Control Cable a Accessory Tray b Tripod Leg ...

Page 4: ... 1 Slowly loosen the height adjustment clamp and gently pull out the lower section of each tripod leg Tighten the screws to hold the legs in place see Fig 1 2 Spread the tripod legs apart to stand the tripod upright 3 Adjust the height of each tripod leg until the tripod head is properly leveled Note that the tripod legs may not be at same length when the AZ3 mount is level B ATTACHING THE ACCESSO...

Page 5: ... to the fixing screws Connect the telescope optical tube to the tripod head and secure it in place by tightening the fixing screws see Figure 3 DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN 4 AttachingtheRedDotFinder Slide finderscope assembly red dot finder into the rectangular slot and tighten the thumbscrew to hold the bracket in place see Figure 4 ...

Page 6: ... tube and re tighten the thumbscrew to hold the diagonal in place C Loosen the thumbscrews on the diagonal D Insert the desired eyepiece into the diagonal and secure by re tightening the thumbscrews see Figure 5 6 Installing the Control Cables Install cables for fine adjustments of Altitude and Azimuth as shown in Figures 6 and 7 ...

Page 7: ...p both eyes open when sighting see Figure 8 2 Aligning the Red Dot Finder On Off Brightness Level Switch Battery Compartment Altitude Adjustment Control Azimuth Adjustment Control Figure 8 Figure 9 A Remove the plastic spacer in order to allow contact with the battery B Slide the Red Dot ON OFF switch to Brightness Level 1 or 2 Figure 8 C Insert a low power eyepiece into the telescope s focuser Lo...

Page 8: ...th movements such as centering objects in view The micro adjustment controls have limited travel so it is best to center them on their threads before making a coarse adjustment 3 Focusing Slowly turn the focus knobs one way or the other until the image in the eyepiece is sharp The image usually has to be finely refocused over time due to small variations caused by temperature changes flexures etc ...

Page 9: ...orth 0 with East South and West being 90 180 and 270 respectively 5 Calculating the magnification Power The magnification produced by a telescope is determined by the focal length of the eyepiece that is used with it To determine a magnification for your telescope divide its focal length by the focal length of the eyepieces you are going to use For example a 10mm focal length eyepiece will give 80...

Page 10: ...n you have found what you are looking for First find the moon then look at the shadows in the craters 7 Calculating the exit pupil The Exit Pupil is the diameter in mm of the narrowest point of the cone of light leaving your telescope Knowing this value for a telescope eyepiece combination tells you whether your eye is receiving all of the light that your primary lens or mirror is providing The av...

Page 11: ...d heat which will affect observing Observing through a window is not recommended because the window glass will distort images considerably And an open window can be even worse because warmer indoor air will escape out the window causing turbulence which also affects images Astronomy is an outdoor activity 3 Choosing the best time to observe The best conditions will have still air and obviously a c...

Page 12: ...de or at times through open windows Your view can be distorted by reflections in the glass of a closed window or at times by air currents of differing temperatures passing through an open window B Let your telescope adjust to the outside temperature Your telescope will perform much better if the temperature of the mirrors eyepiece lenses and the air inside the tube are the same as the outside temp...

Page 13: ...dust from lenses and mirrors Remove the dust cap Once removed point the can away from the lens and gently expel some air and any condensation or dust that has accumulated on the discharge tube Spray the lens with short bursts of air to carefully remove the dust particles Clean eyepieces and optical surfaces with special lens paper only Eyepieces should be handled with care Avoid touching optical s...

Page 14: ...t is noticeably red and stands out like a beacon in the night sky The apparent brightness of Mars varies as the planet orbits around the sun and throughout its period of visiblity it will look brighter or dimmer depending on its distance from Earth Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and the second brightest next to Venus Jupiter has many moons four of which are often visible through...

Page 15: ...ing views of Saturn s rings Jupiter s major moons the Orion Nebula and much more 2 Why can t I see anything through my telescope If you see only gray or black when looking through your telescope even after searching for an object to view it is very likely that you are using an eyepiece that is too powerful To solve this problem always start with the lowest power eyepiece at first and only insert t...

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