same here - probably because i'm kind of new in it... but i can't see nothing :)same here - probably because i'm kind of new in it... but i can't see nothing :)
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It is normal for an astro telescope to show objects upside down, as when viewing astro objects this makes little difference. If you want to view terrestrial things, such as your neighbor's bedroom window, you can fit an erect image diagonal, such as
That little scope will NEVER be able to use the 4mm with the 3xbarlow, just too mmuch magnification. The maximum possible magnification for ANY telescope is about 50 times aperture.
Your scope is about 3 inches so 150 power is the maximum.
You are NOT focusing correctly. Put the eyepiece with the largest number written on it into the telescope. DO NOT use the 2x barlow if you have one. Practice focusing on a distant object during the day time. Read my frequently asked questions TIP on my profile page.
We receive MORE bad reports on this particular telescope than on any other by the way. The SALE of this scope should be against the law! It's just a toy telescope.
Basics first - please don't get angry at the suggestions ......
1) On the main telescope, can you see the actual glass lenses at both ends of it (i.e. you've removed both of the lens caps).
2) If you remove the eyepiece (in broad daylight), can you hold it up to an indoor light and see clearly through it?
3) If you now look into the socket where the eyepiece goes, can you see any form of light (in daylight) or is it totally black?
A lot of smaller telescopes have caps both ends, and sometimes caps both ends of both parts, to stop debris getting in when in transit or swapping objectives.
Sure wish you had not bought that telescope. It has the same aperture as a pair of binoculars, 10x50mm, the binoculars would have been better.
Take the lens cap off=
Put the eyepiece with the largest number written on it into the telescope, and go outside during the day time and practice focusing on a distant object.
can not see anything but black
same here - probably because i'm kind of new in it... but i can't see nothing :)
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