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Before looking through your telescope for
the fi rst time
Before you look at something for the fi rst
time, you must coordinate the fi nderscope
and the telescope lens. You have to position
the fi nderscope in such a way that you see
the same thing through it as you do through
the eyepiece of the telescope. This is the only
way you can use your fi nderscope to hone in
roughly on objects before you observe the-
se objects magnifi ed through the telescope
eyepiece.
Coordinating the fi nderscope and the
telescope
Look through the telescope eyepiece and
hone in on a far away object that you can see
well (for instance, a church tower). Focus in
on the object with the focus knob in the way
shown in fi gure 11.
Important: The object must be located in the
middle of your fi eld of vision when you look
through the telescope eyepiece.
Tip: If you loosen the locating screws for the
vertical fi ne adjustment and the vertical axis,
you will be able to move the telescope to the
right and left, up and down. When you have
the object well placed in your fi eld of vision,
you can retighten the locating screws and fi x
the position of the telescope.
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Look through the telescope eyepiece and
hone in on a far away object that you can see
well (for instance, a church tower). Focus in
on the object with the focus knob in the way
shown in fi gure 11.
Important: The object must be located in the
middle of your fi eld of vision when you look
through the telescope eyepiece.
Tip: If you loosen the locating screws for the
vertical fi ne adjustment and the vertical axis,
you will be able to move the telescope to the
right and left, up and down. When you have
the object well placed in your fi eld of vision,
you can retighten the locating screws and fi x
the position of the telescope.
Next, look through the fi nderscope. You will
see the image of the object you honed in on
in the crosshairs. The image will be upside
down.
Note: The image you see through the fi n-
derscope is upside down because the lenses
are inverting it. This is completely normal, and
not an error.
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