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User Manual for Explore Scientific FirstLight 102mm f 6.5 Achro Refractor Telescope with Twilight Nano Alt-Az Mount Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Explore Scientific FirstLight 102mm f 6.5
- Product category: Refractors Explore Scientific
- Brand: Explore Scientific
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
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Product description The Explore Scientific FirstLight 102mm f/6.5 Achro Refractor Alt-Az Telescope combines power and simplicity to provide new users with a complete observational platform for viewing the moon and planets, and bright deep-sky objects. Outfitted with a large 4" aperture, it can gather enough light to easily reveal lunar details, pick out Martian icecaps and Saturnian rings, and resolve distant star clusters. Its sturdy rack-and-pinion focuser allows it to handle heavier or awkward loads such as DSLR imaging rigs or the included smartphone adapter, and a larger 40mm drawtube ensures full coverage of camera imaging sensors to avoid vignetting of the view.The OTA easily attaches to the manual Twilight Nano mount via a Vixen-style dovetail and plate, and with a maximum payload capacity of 14 pounds, it can easily handle the OTA and accessories. Supporting the mount head and OTA is an adjustable-height stainless steel tripod that comes with a center tray to add stability and offers a convenient place to hold accessories such as eyepieces, filters, and adapters. To ensure users can start viewing right out of the box, Explore Scientific includes a 25mm eyepiece, a 90° star diagonal, and a red-dot finder. - Optical Tube Assembly
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- 102mm aperture
- f/6.5 focal ratio
- 660mm focal length
- Refractor-style optical design
- Achromatic lens configuration corrects for spherical and chromatic aberrations to reduce distortion, especially at the edges, and transmit accurate color rendition without halos or off-axis fringing
- Anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics improve light transmission through the optical path for improved color, clarity, and contrast
- Resolution (Dawes): 1.14 arc sec
- Larger 40mm drawtube helps to cover camera imaging sensors and avoid vignetting
- Sturdy rack-and-pinion focuser
- Vixen-style dovetail mounting plate
- Mount and Tripod
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FirstLight Twilight Nano:- Manual alt-azimuth
- Control handle for easy movement with limited vibration
- Single fork-arm reduces weight and simplifies mounting system
- Standard Vixen-style dovetail saddle accepts most smaller OTAs
- 14-pound payload capacity
Tripod:- 1.25" diameter legs
- Stainless steel
- Adjustable height from 36" to 45"
- Center tray adds stability and offers a place for accessories such as eyepieces and filters
- Included Accessories
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Reducer adapter:- 40mm to 1.25"
- Allows the use of 1.25" eyepieces and accessories
Eyepiece:- 1.25" diameter barrel
- Plössl lens design
- 25mm focal length yields 26x magnification
Diagonal:- 1.25" snout and eyepiece holder
- 90° angle puts head at a comfortable viewing angle, especially when OTA is pointed at or near the zenith
- Star configuration corrects image horizontally, but not vertically
Viewfinder:- Red-dot design
- Unlimited field of view makes alignment and star-hopping celestial navigation fast and easy
- Projects a red center aiming reticle that won't obscure small objects
Smartphone Adapter:- 1.25" diameter barrel
- Capture photos or video through telescope to text, email, share, and post immediately
In the Box Explore Scientific FirstLight 102mm f/6.5 Achro Refractor Telescope with Twilight Nano Alt-Az Mount 1.25" 90° Star Diagonal 1.25" 25mm Eyepiece Reducer Adapter Smartphone Adapter Red-Dot Finder First Light Twilight Nano Alt-Az Mount ryxacyeybbvyvdtefzvtbxvab Limited 1-Year USA Warranty, Extendable to Transferrable Lifetime Warranty with Registration Table of Contents
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Technical parametersExplore Scientific FL-AR102600TN Specs | Optical Design | Refractor | | Aperture | 102mm | | Focal Length | 660mm | | Focal Ratio | f/6.47 | | Eyepiece Barrel Diameter | 1.25" | | Diagonal | 90° star
1.25" snout and eyepiece holder | | Finderscope | Red-dot | | Tripod | Stainless steel
1.25" diameter legs
Adjustable Height: 36.0 - 45.0" / 91.4 - 114.3 cm | | Mount Type | Manual alt-azimuth | | Power Source | None | | Optical Tube Dimensions | Not specified by manufacturer | | Weight | Not specified by manufacturer |
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