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1.3x-2.0x-2.7x Multi-Mag Newtonian/Refractor Instructions for 2" Binoviewers.

In the two pictures below (A and B) you are shown the difference between the Multi-Mag for all 1.25" Binoviewers and the Elite Multi-Mag for 2" Elite Binoviewers.

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The only difference between the Multi-mag for 1.25" Binoviewers below and the Multi-mag for 2" Elite Binoviewers above is the large upper Optic that threads into the bottom of the 2" Elites. 

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The setup of the Elite corrector and the corrector for standard 1.25" Binoviewer are the same other then the replacement of the upper lens cell. So follow the setup starting with the picture above for all Multi-Mag correctors. 

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