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the astronomical observation.

Do not observe from closed spaces, and

set up your telescope with the accessories

approx. 30 minutes before beginning obser-

vation; this will ensure that the temperatures

inside the tube have adjusted.

In addition, you should be careful to set your

telescope on a level, stable surface.

3. First time Set-up

Loosen the pole elevator clamp screw (28)

and set the tilt plate (32) roughly to the latitu-

de of your location, according to the scale of

the latitude control rod (29) - in Germany, this

is about 50°. Point the part of the tripod with

the North-marking (N) in a northerly direction.

The upper side of the tilt plate will also be

pointing north. The latitude control rod will be

pointing south.

4. Positioning of Geographical Latitude

From a street map, an atlas, or the Internet,

nd out your location’s angle of latitude. Ger-

many lies between 54° (Flensburg) and 48°

(Munich) north geographical latitude. Now

loosen the pole elevator clamp screw (28)

and tilt the tilt plate (32) until the number on

the latitude control rod (29) that is next to the

clamp is the same number as your location‘s

angle of latitude (e.g. 51°).

TIP:

The angle of latitude can always be found

in an atlas on the right side, or on the left

side of a map. You can get more informati-

on at your city hall, your land registry of-

ce, or on the Internet: for instance, at

www.heavens-above.com. There, under “An-

onymous user > Select,” you can choose

your country; the relevant information will

then come up.

5. Final orientation

Turn the declination shaft (8) as well as the

telescope holder upwards 90° (white arrow

markings at the front of the mount will be

across from each other). Set the tube the

right way around (see telescope illustration

and north arrow) in the holder and tighten the

clamp screw. The eyepiece of the telescope

is now pointing at the ground; the objective

lens is pointing at the North Star. Loosen rst

the clamp of the latitude control rod and then

the clamp of the declination shaft, and bring

the North Star into the middle of the eyepiece

eld of vision.

Finally, retighten the clamp. From this point

onward, the tripod may not be moved or ad-

justed because the orientation will be lost.

Loosen the pole elevator clamp screw (28)

and lower the tilt plate (30) until it is horizontal

(in other words, until it stops). Screw the pole

elevator clamp screw back on.

Loosen the vertical clamp (31) and set the

tube in a horizontal position. Screw the clamp

back on.

By turning both exible shafts (14, 15) (Figure

1), the telescope can be moved horizontally

and vertically.

Regarding B: Kapitel (3–11).

2. Set-Up (at night)

A dark location is very important for many ob-

servations, as bothersome lights (lamps, lan-

terns) can have quite a negative effect on the

detail and clarity of the telescope image.

If you leave a bright room at night to go outside,

your eyes need time to adjust to the darkness.

After approx. 20 minutes, you can begin with

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