Resolve to invest a fair bit of money in this telescope. You can easily spend $1,000 per inch of aperture on an apochromatic refractor - without the tripod.
Step2
Accept that the lower-cost models have limited light-gathering power and suffer from chromatic aberration. Chromatic aberration is color fringing around the object you are viewing.
Step3
Know that apochromatic telescopes use three or four lenses to eliminate chromatic aberration. This is the main reason they are so expensive.
Step4
Enjoy the advantage of an apochromatic refractor, which is never having to say the word "collimate." This type of telescope comes pre-assembled from the factory with all of its optics aligned.
Step5
Enjoy that this type of telescope requires little care and maintenance.
Step6
Plot your subject with the use of star charts.
Step7
Position your telescope for viewing.
Step8
Aim the telescope at the sky and find your subject.