Telescopes

Attaching the viewfinder to your Meade 75 is part of the assembly process. You will be able to take this step in stride if you are patient and see the process through to its end.

To make sure you are looking at the right stars, align the viewfinder on your Meade LX90 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. If you have fully assembled the telescope correctly before starting, it will...

The Meade LX90 telescope generally operates in automatic mode. While you observe an object, the device adjusts to maintain concentricity as the earth rotates. However, certain objects, such as...

Observing objects with your telescope is a fascinating hobby for many. You will be able to see all sorts of objects you have only read about in books or seen in movies. By following these steps, a...

You can observe objects in the sky by aligning the viewfinder. You will be able to align your viewfinder by following these steps.

The viewfinder assists with locating objects. In order to be used correctly, it must be aligned to the telescope. Here's how to do it.

The viewfinder must be aligned to the main telescope. Steps one through five should be completed during the day time. Step six, complete at night.

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.

There may be times when you would like to move your telescope manually rather than using Autostar. This process is usually done with distant land objects, such as a mountaintop or a bird. However,...