Orion 9086, 9025, 9024 instruction manual Axisdeclination

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R.A. lock knob

Declination (Dec.) slow motion control

Latitude adjustment t-bolt

Azimuth adjustment knob

ASCENSION RIGHT

Declination (Dec.) setting circle

AXISDECLINATION

AXIS

Right ascension (R.A.) setting circle

Right ascension (R.A.) slow motion control

Latitude locking t-bolt

Latitude scale

Figure 3. The equatorial mount.

Little Dipper

(in Ursa Minor)

Big Dipper

N.C.P.

 

(in Ursa Major)

 

Polaris

Cassiopeia

Stars

Pointer

Figure 4.

To find Polaris in the night sky, look north and find the Big Dipper. Extend an imaginary line from the two “Pointer Stars” in the bowl of the Big Dipper. Go about five times the distance between those stars and you’ll reach Polaris, which lies within 1° of the north celestial pole (NCP).

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Contents Orion Skywatcher 90 EQ Parts Diagram Parts List Table of ContentsAssembly Balancing the Telescope Aligning the Finder Scope Setting Up and Using the Equatorial MountPolar Alignment Calibrating the Right Ascension Setting Circle Understanding the Setting CirclesFinding Objects With the Setting Circles Tracking Celestial ObjectsUsing Your Telescope Astronomical Observing Let Your Eyes Dark-Adapt How to Find Interesting Celestial ObjectsSeeing and Transparency MoonStars AstrophotographyDeep-Sky Objects Moon PhotographyCleaning the Optics Care and MaintenanceTerrestrial Viewing Piggybacking PhotographySpecifications Page Axisdeclination Telescope pointing north One-Year Limited Warranty #9025 Explorer 90 AZ #9024 Skywatcher 90 EQ#9086 ShortTube

9024, 9086, 9025 specifications

Orion 9024, 9025, and 9086 are prominent models in the Orion series, noted for their cutting-edge technologies and impressive features aimed at enhancing performance and user experience. These models incorporate advanced design elements, making them suitable for a variety of applications ranging from industrial to commercial use.

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