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The Omegon® AC 70/400 BackPack AZ 

Congratulations on the purchase of the new Omegon® AC 70/400 BackPack AZ. This telescope will 
give you hours of fun, with its optical glass lens and light gathering capability it is the ideal 
companion to start in the world of terrestrial view and the night sky. With this telescope, you will be 
able to see the craters on the Moon, Sun Spots (with the supplier Sun filter), the Galilean Moons and 
the rings of Saturn.  

Included parts.  

 

a - Aluminium Tripod; 
b- Optical tube; 
c- 5x finderscope; 
d- K20mm eyepiece 1.25”; 
e - K10mmr eyepiece 1.25” 
f - Prism 1.25”; 
g - Sun filter; 
h – Back pack (not shown)

 

 

1. Knowing your telescope.

 

1.1. The Optical Tube (b) 

The optical tube is one of the two 
main parts of the telescope. It has a 
glass lens (objective) - (1) at one 
end. The objective gathers light from objects. This telescope has a 70mm (2.7”) objective, this is the 
lens diameter. On the opposite end of the objective there is the focuser (9). The focuser is a 
mechanical system that extends a tube #5. It allows in combination with the prism (8) and one of the 
two eyepieces K20mm (e) and K10mm (d) (included) to obtain a magnified image that can be 
observed peeking through the eyepiece lens. The optical tube also carries a small telescope - 
finderscope - (c) which is used to aim the optical tube to an object to be observed. A tripod is 
required to point and a Sun filter can be used to observe the Sun. 

 

1- Objective lens 

 

 

2- Optical tube 

 

 

3- Finderscope base 

4- Brake (focuser)   

 

5- Draw-tube 

 

 

6- Eyepiece 

7- Prism thumbscrew 

 

8- Prism   

 

 

9- Knob (focuser)   

10- Dovetail

 

 

Figure 2. Optical Tube. 

Figure 1. What’s included.

 

Summary of Contents for AC 70/400 BackPack AZ

Page 1: ...Instructions Manual Omegon AC 70 400 BackPack AZ English version 3 2017 Rev A Art Nr 53090...

Page 2: ...two main parts of the telescope It has a glass lens objective 1 at one end The objective gathers light from objects This telescope has a 70mm 2 7 objective this is the lens diameter On the opposite e...

Page 3: ...ed to their minimum It s recommend using the collapsed tripod on a table top for more comfort and stability 1 2 2 Camera base A The tripod s camera base A is compatible with most photo and video camer...

Page 4: ...al tube to the tripod Proceed as mentioned before in 1 2 6 by tilting the telescope base A Use the Lock tilt I to tighten firmly the optical tube to the tripod The telescope dovetail 10 is also Vixen...

Page 5: ...Choose the K20mm eyepiece e and fix it to the prism too figure 13 Your telescope should look like in figure 14 3 First steps 3 1 Learning to focus Make sure to get used to use the telescope during da...

Page 6: ...ratches are usual in good condition for Sun observation 3 2 1 Fitting the solar filter to the telescope Now that the filter 3 2 fit it to the telescope as shown The filter should have a tight fit to t...

Page 7: ...ator between illuminated and dark surfaces 5 2 Jupiter is the biggest planet of our solar system It is also one of the favorite targets for beginners Galileo was able to discover that the four tiny do...

Page 8: ...e finderscope using the three thumbscrews so that the finderscope moves slightly This is enough to correct the objects position in the finderscope Trial and error is required to get a satisfactory res...

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