Put on adjustable counterweights (three for 20 inch
22 models, two for 16 inch models). The weights can be attached more easily if you make this a two person job.
A One person holds weight and holds in button. Other person pushes the weight up the
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B
CAUTION: PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR HANDS AS YOU ATTACH THE COUNTERWEIGHTS SO NOT TO PINCH THEM DURING ASSEMBLY. ALSO TAKE CARE NOT TO DROP COUNTERWEIGHTS. THE COUNTERWEIGHTS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY IF DROPPED, ESPECIAL- LY ON THE FOOT.
Screw the safety cap on the end of the shaft after the
23 counterweights are attached.
CAUTION: IF THE COUNTERWEIGHT(S) EVER SLIP, THE SAFETY CAP PREVENTS THE COUNTERWEIGHT FROM SLIDING ENTIRELY OFF THE SHAFT. ALWAYS LEAVE THE SAFETY CAP IN PLACE WHEN THERE ARE COUNTERWEIGHTS ON THE SHAFT.
ATTACH LOW LATITUDE COUNTERWEIGHTS
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If your observing site is within 20° of the equator, you must attach the optional counterweight kit. See page 4 to see overview of the assembly.
Attach the adjustable weight shaft and safety cap in the same manner just described .
Looking at or near the Sun will cause irreversible damage to your eye. Do not point this telescope at or near the | 19 |
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