Meade LX90GPS Instruction Manual

42, 42 Shor ter exposure times is one of the biggest drawback. Long exposures with digital cameras introduce undesirable noise and artifacts into a digital image. This limits the range of astro images to the Moon, planets and bright stars. Some tips for better digital photos: • If you can…

48, Meade LX90GPS 48 8” LX90 Specifications Optical design ............................................................Schmidt-Cassegrain Clear aperture ............................................................8" Focal length ..............................................................…

5, 5 R ib Battery H older B attery C ompartment 8. Tighten, to a firm feel only, the Dec and R.A. locks (X and X, Fig. 1). Remove the dust cover from the end of the telescope tube. 10. “Press 0 to align or Mode for Menu” displays. You can use the Arrow keys to slew (move) the tele- scope …

36, 36 ASTER OID "name" Enter ASTEROID and then the name of the desired asteroid in quotes. AutoStar displays information about the asteroid from its database. For example: ASTEROID: "Ceres" COMET "name" Enter COMET and then the name of the desired comet in quotes.…

60, 14-6700-00 01/06 (800) 626-3233 www.meade.com MEADE LIMITED WARRANTY Every Meade telescope, spotting scope, and telescope accessory is warranted by Meade Instruments Corporation (“Meade”) to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of orig…

57, 57 In the ear ly 17th century Italian Scientist Galileo, using a crude telescope considerably smaller than the LX90, turned it to look towards the sky instead of distant trees and mountains. What he sa w, and what he realized about what he saw, forever changed the way mankind thought of …