Meade DS-2000-LNT Instruction Manual

16, 16 Speeds 1, 2, or 3: Best used f or fine centering of an object in the field of view of a higher power eyepiece, such as a 12mm or a 9mm eyepiece. Speeds 4, 5, or 6: Enab les centering an object in the field of a low-to-moderate power eye- piece, such as a standard 25mm eyepiece. Speeds…

36, APPENDIX B 36 Using Autostar to Find Objects Not in the Database Although Autostar contains a database of more than 1400 celestial objects (stars, nebulae, planets, etc.) that you can observe, you may eventually want to view objects that are not part of the database . Autostar provides a …

34, Meade DS-2000-LNT 34 DS-2114 Optical design ......................................................................................Reflector Clear aperture ....................................................................................114mm F ocal length ...................................................…

35, 35 Celestial Coordinates It is helpful to understand how to locate celestial objects as they move across the sky. A celestial coordinate system w as created that maps an imaginary sphere surrounding the Earth upon which all stars appear to be placed. This mapping system is similar to …

9, 9 The #494 Autostar controls the DS-2000AT Series Telescopes. Nearly all telescope operations are accomplished with just a few pushes of Autostar’s buttons. Some of the major features of Autostar are: N Automatically move the telescope to any of the 1400 objects stored in the database o…

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