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Products:
Eyepieces From .965" / 1.25" / 2.0" / 2.7" / 3.0" / 4.0" / 4.3"
BT70 RA88 / Miyauchi eyepieces
Advanced Barlow
Lenses including: Modular and 4 element Telecentric magnification
multipliers
1.25" and 2" Advanced Binoviewers Starting FMC units at $399
Binoviewer
OCA's and Accessories
Binoviewer Alignment and Supercharge Services
Adapters - Meade Scopes and ETX
Large
and Small Non Illuminated and Illuminated Cross haired eyepieces.
Large and Small Binocular Cleaning and
Alignment services including Miyauchi Starting at
$49
Call or Email for details.
Special binoviewer services and products you cant get anywhere else ICP's Image Correction Prisms for Newts
Observers Hood - light blocking
Astrotech and William's Optics Focuser Services
Ladies Corner Astronomy Themed Fleece Blanket
Non-Astronomy Items
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For 1.3x and 1.3x-2.0x-2.7x Multi-Mag Newtonian/Refractor Instructions for All 2" and 1.25" Binoviewers see Pic's 1 - 19 For Regular Zero and Multi Mag OCA's click here All Power Mag Wheels PMW------Starting at Zero and 1.3x. All are setup the same as the regular 1.3x OCA's below. For Dob/Newt (shipped in default position or picture #1.) For refractor setup use illustrations 9 - 12 (See text under illustration #12 for more instructions)
The only difference between the multi-mag above for the 2" units and the multi-mag below for the 1.25" units is the large upper piece that threads into the bottom of the 2" Elites above and it's counterpart below for 1.25" binoviewers that has an eyepiece holder for accepting a 1.25" focuser shaft. Pic 1
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((For Power wheel models only)) : You need to adjust the slide tube for focus to fit all the magnifications in your telescopes focuser range. Give more clearance away from the mirror by sliding the tube out to the right and you will have more in focus freed up at your lowest power setting if needed. Give yourself about 1/4" to 1/2" focuser in-travel and it should be good and allow you to focus your higher powers without running out of out-travel . (Any questions call email) Personal email> harrysiebert@nc.rr.com or Main>#(1-919-553-3980) Pic 13
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