Telescopes

The computerized Autostar controller provides control of virtually every telescope operation. The backlit display, key arrangement and sequential database make Autostar extremely user friendly.

The eyepiece is the part of the telescope that you look into when viewing objects. It is located at the back of the optic lens and is usually bent 90 degrees up for easy viewing.

Adding observing sites to your telescope's memory will help you find selected objects when you are in different geographic locations. Follow these steps.

"Landmarks" is a menu option that defines and stores the location of objects in the sky. Use this function as a reference while using your telescope.

Use Autostar's "Identify" menu to learn about any unknown objects you find in the sky.

The Landmarks menu option on your Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope defines and stores objects in the sky. You will be able to employ this function as a reference when you are using the...

The Landmarks menu option defines and stores objects you see in the sky. You will be able to employ this function as a reference when you are using your telescope.

Because the Earth is constantly rotating, your telescope must automatically track objects so that you are not constantly readjusting the device. As the telescope automatically tracks an object,...

You can use the arrow keys on Autostar to identify objects you have found in the sky with your Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope. Center any object and use the "Identify" menu to...

Follow these steps to attach the mounting arm while assembling your Meade SDX-125C Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope. Be sure to follow the directions in order.

Correctly attaching the eyepiece to your tripod will give you a better view of the heavens. Follow these steps and then feast your eyes.

Correctly attaching Autostar to your telescope will keep your device safe and running smoothly. Follow these steps to correctly install the device.

The viewfinder on the Meade DSX-125C Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope will help you to quickly find objects for polar alignment. Follow these steps to correctly install the instrument.

In order to spot objects quickly and accurately even under low power, you must first align the viewfinder on your Meade DSX-125C Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope. Here's how to do it.

You must initialize Autostar the first time you use your Meade DSX-125C Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope and then again after resetting it. Follow these steps and you can start enjoying this...

Because the Earth continuously rotates, your DSX-125C Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope should automatically track stars so that you don't have to readjust the device. If you follow these...

Finding Saturn with your telescope is an exciting experience that leaves you feeling in touch with nature. By following these steps, you will be able to locate Saturn and marvel at this amazing...

Calculating the sunset time will allow you to return to your telescope at the right time to view certain objects in the sky.

When using Autostar, you can enter numbers and text. This process will help you use your telescope and the Autostar feature in particular.

Finding Saturn with your Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope can be an exciting experience, one that leaves you feeling in touch with nature. By following these steps, you will be able to...

Calculating sunset time lets you return to your Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope at the appropriate time to view certain objects. Here's how to do it.

With the Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain telescope, you can enter numbers and text that will help you use the telescope and the Autostar feature. Here's how to do it.

Autostar's menus are organized for easy navigation. The menus will be helpful when you are using your telescope. Here's what to look for when you access them.

Adding observing sites to your telescope's memory will help you quickly find objects from varying locations. The Meade DSX-90 Altazimuth-Cassegrain Telescopeable lets you store up to six...