Kenko New Moonlight II, Operating Instructions Manual

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CAUTION

Using your telescope

Maintenance and Caring for your telescope

1) You can find the target 

celestial objects with your 

eyes. It is easier to find out 

with the planisphere or other 

star maps.

4) If you can already see your target celestial 

object, try to change to the 4mm eyepiece, 

which has a higher magnification. 

6) By placing a 3X Barlow lens between the telescope 

and the eyepiece, magnification can increase 3 times 

more. However, it will darken and lower the resolution 

of the image. For this reason, please use the 3X 

Barlow lens only for high power observation.

5) Normally, image you see through the telescope and 

the finder scope will be upside down. Diagonal prism can 

erect the upside down image, but the image will be 

reversed. By inserting a 1.5X erecting lens between the 

telescope and the eyepiece, you can observe an upright 

and right reading image. However, the 1.5X erecting lens 

will darken and lower the resolution of the image. (The 

finder can only provide an upside down and reversed 

image)

2) Before using the telescope, identify your object 

with your eyes first. Afterwards, turn the altitude 

adjustment rod to move up and down. Look through 

the finder scope at the same time and set the object 

on the cross point of the finder.

3) Set the 20mm eyepiece on the telescope. After 

the target celestial object has entered the field of 

view of the main tube, turn the focusing knob until 

the object comes into focus.

Never observe the sun directly through your telescope. This is very dangerous as it 

may cause immediate and permanent harm to your eye.

Altitude motion fixing shaft

20mm

Focus Knob

3xBarlow Lens

Eyepiece

1.5xErecting Lens

Eyepiece

Telescope is a precision instrument and is sensitive to 

dust, moisture, saline matter, heat and impact. During 

storage, please consider the following and handle your 

telescope with care. 

1) Please store the telescope properly after each use.

2) Please keep the telescope in a well-ventilated and 

normal room temperature. A damp environment can 

lead to mold growth.

3) If you are going to keep the telescope assembled, 

cover the whole telescope with a large plastic cover to 

protect it from dust. 

4) Do not wipe off dust on the lens. Instead, use a 

blower to blow it away.

5) If fingerprints or dirt are attached on the lens, please 

carefully clean it with lens cleaning solution and 

microfiber cloth. 

6) The lenses are precisely set for observing; never 

disassemble the telescope for cleaning.