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Old 19-12-2012, 09:19 PM
brian nordstrom (As avatar)
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Hi Chino and welcome , you have not really told any of us what type / model / make of scope you have , to me it sounds like a Newtonion reflector ? Mirror at the bottom and focuser and eyepieces sticking out the side torwards the top ? thats sounds right ?
The cap thing sounds like the most possable cause of your problems , forget the erecting prisim for now and enjoy the upside down , sharp views ..
I will never forget a young man bringing his new scope up to one of our public nights ( so proud he was as well ) and he could not get a nice sharp view of the moon , I asked him to show me the set up , he did , and nobody had showen him that the clear plastic eyepiece cap needed to be removed first !!! , he nearly fell over seeing the moon for the first time in a Month !!! , true story .
Brian.
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Originally Posted by Cheekychino View Post
Did a test last night. Havn't setup my finderscope yet, it's way off. But found the moon. Tried the 20mm, saw the moon crystal clear. Looks like HD hehe. Then tried the 2.5mm I think it was, the smallest number one I had. And then the moon took up the entire eyepiece, sweeet.

The only thing I notice is that even the moon bounces around in the eyepiece, probably from bumping into it with my eye. And I get a tired face closing one eye to look through after a while, lol.
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