F36050M astronomical telescope is a small refracting type telescope, with good performance observation of celestial bodies and have a larger diameter (50mm). Suitable for beginners astronomy enthusiasts, configure two different magnification eyepieces and 1.5X multiplier mirrors. You can freely mix, observe different distances and sizes objects.
Specific for Telescope:
Eyepiece: H20mm, H6mm eyepieces, 1.5X Erecting Eyepieces, Moonlight mirror
Refractive/ Focal Length: 360mm
Active/ optical aperture: 50mm (2.4 inches)
Tripod most highly: 34cm
Advanced optical lens group multi-layer wide coating: high transmittance and the image is clear and sharp.
Aluminum Tripod: aluminum alloy, three legs solid support, stylish atmosphere, light and compact, very easy to install and carry.
Ceiling Mirror: 90 °zenith mirror so that the observation process more convenient, high optical transmittance of optical lenses, easy to operate.
Focusing Handwheel: manual focus, using ergonomic engineering, observation more convenient.
The scalable aluminum tripod, which provides a stable platform for the telescope. The vertical direction can be adjusted 180 degrees and the horizontal direction can be adjusted 360 degrees without moving the bracket.
Different magnification eyepieces can make you free with observed at different distances and sizes objects.
H6mm=60X Magnification
H20mm=18X Magnification
H6mm+1.5X Erecting Eyepieces=90X Magnification
H20mm+1.5X Erecting Eyepieces=27X Magnification
Small and lightweight telescope due to durable aluminum construction, easily for hand held use, quick and easy to assemble, No extra tools required.
Note: Remove the len cover before viewing
Equipped with2 eyepieces (H6mm and H20mm), the wide range of different magnification from 18X to 90X that provide low- and high-power views of celestial objects at night and terrestrial objects during the day
Screw it on the bottom of the eyepiece
Because there is great deal of reflected glare when the full moon is observed, the addition of the moon mirror will remove this glare and make it possible to sharpen surface details
Remove the angle prism then insert 1.5X Erecting Eyepiece between the eyepiece and the telescope. To view landscape as a monocular telescope.
With the 1.5X erecting eyepiece not only increases the magnification of telescope 1.5 times but also correct the direction of the image.
Note: Don’t observe with the 1.5X erecting eyepiece at the beginning.
1. Before attempting to use your new telescope it is recommended that you using the lowest power eyepiece(20mm) placed in the eyepiece holder. Find a well defined object about 300 meters away, thus will help to find your chosen subject easily.
2. Always start with the lowest power eyepiece lens first, changing to the higher power only after you have found the object to be viewed. Focus by rotating the focusing wheel until the image is clear.
3. Daytime observation of distant objects is a good way to get accustomed to using the telescope. Observation of the moon or a bright star is easier for first time evening use.
4. Avoid touching the eyepiece or telescope while in use, as this may cause the object to move out ofthe telescope's field of view, the tripod should be positioned on a firm surface.
1 x Telescope Main Lens Barrel
1 x Tripod
1 x 1.5X Multiplier
1 x Hand Screw
1 x Moonlight mirror
1 x H6mm eyepiece
1 x H20mm eyepiece
1 x User Manual
1. Secure the Main Tube in the Azimuthal Mount and adjust it with the securing screw.
2. Insert the Angle Prism into the tube and secure it with the screw.
3. Insert the Eyepiece and secure it with the screw.
4. If you want to use just as a mirror to enlarge, put 1.5X Erecting Eyepieces mounted between the eyepiece and the Angle Prism , so you can watch the celestial bodies.
GENERAL NOTES:
1. Avoiding exposing the telescope to sudden temperature changes, as this can result in fogging ofth objective lens (as moistures condenses on it ).
2. Allow your eyes to become adjusted to the darkness before night-time observations.
3. Using the telescope through an closed window may cause distortion.
4. Atmospheric conditions, such as fog and heavy cloud cover, will affect image quality.
5. When not in use, keep the telescope in a dry place.
6. Clean the lens surfaces as infrequently as possible, using a soft lens brush or cleaning cloth to gently remove dust. Wipe only with a soft lens cleaning cloth.
CAUTION:TO AVOID DAMAGE TO YOUR EYES, NEVER VIEW THE SUN OR ANY OTHER OPTICAL DEVICE WITH THE TELESCOPE.