Celestron 11055, 91525, 11065 instruction manual T I O N a L a C C E S S O R I E S

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O P T I O N A L A C C E S S O R I E S

The following is a partial list of optional accessories available for your Celestron CM-1100/1400. You will find that additional accessories enhance your viewing pleasure and expand the usefulness of your telescope. For ease of reference, all the accessories are listed in alphabetical order.

AC Adapter - 110V - 60Hz (#18770) - The AC Adapter allows you to run your CM telescope off of AC rather than the standard DC battery.

Advanced Astro Master (#93900) - This unique accessory contains a data base of more than 10,000 objects! Included are the Messier catalog, NGC catalog, IC catalog, portions of the ESO catalog, portions of the UGC catalog, special non-stellar catalog which contains objects not found in any of the other catalogs, a star catalog containing 241 interesting double and multiple stars, and a user definable catalog that allows you to enter 25 of your favorite objects. And, scrolling information cross references Sky Atlas 2000.0 or Uranometria . Unlike other digital setting circles, which require the use of a clock drive, the Advanced Astro Master can be used with or without a clock drive. All you have to do is align on any two of the 28 navigational alignment stars in the Advanced Astro Master’s data base and you are ready to observe. Once aligned, the system keeps track of where it is pointed. And, the Advanced Astro Master has an RS-232 port for complete interface to your personal computer. The RS- 232 cable (#93921) is available. The encoder installation kit for the CI-700 mount is #93908.

Barlow Lenses - A Barlow lens is a negative lens that increases the focal length of a telescope. Used with any eyepiece, it doubles the magnification of that eyepiece. Celestron offers two Barlow lenses in the 1-1/4" size. The 2x Ultima Barlow (#93506) is a compact triplet design that is fully multicoated for maximum light transmission and parfocal when used with the Ultima eye- pieces. It works very well with all Celestron eyepieces. The latest Barlow to be added to Celestron’s product line (#93507) is a low profile achromatic design. It weighs just 4 oz. and it is under 3" in length.

Counterweight - 11 lbs. - Extra counterweights (#94195) may be necessary when using heavy accessories.

2” Mirror Diagonal (#93519) -For the CM-1100 (Standard on CM-1400). Like the l-l/4" Prism Star Diagonals, the 2" Mirror Diagonal allows you to use 2" eyepieces with your Celestron telescope. These larger eyepieces offer wider fields and better eye relief for greater viewing comfort. This accessory is NOT recommended for use with the Reducer/Corrector Lens.

Erect Image Diagonal (#94112-A)- For daytime terrestrial viewing the Erect Image Diagonal produces images through your Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope that match what you see with the unaided eye. This accessory uses an Amici

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Contents Page E C e l e s t r o n C M- 11 00/1400 B L E O F C O N T E N T S Iv Table of Contents T R O D U C T I O N How to Use This Manual Word of Caution Schmidt-Cassegrain Optical System S E M B L I N G Y O U R C M 1 1 0 Unpacking Your Celestron CM-1100CM-1100 Setting Up the Tripod Attaching the Center Leg Brace Attaching the Central Column Central Column Electronics Console Center Leg BraceAttaching the Equatorial Mount Installing Counterweight Bar Installing CounterweightAttaching the Optical Tube to the Mount Attaching the Visual Back Installing the Star Diagonal Assembling Your CM-1100 Installing the Finder Installing the Polar Finder Moving the Telescope in R.A. and DEC Adjusting the Mount Balancing the Mount in R.A Balancing the Mount in DEC Assembling Your CM-1100 Technical Specifications Tripod L E S C O P E B a S I C S Image OrientationFocusing General Photography Hints Aligning the Finder Your First Look Daytime ObservingNighttime Observing Calculating Magnification Determining Field of View T R O N O M Y B a S I C S Celestial Coordinate SystemMotion of the Stars Polar Alignment DefinitionFinding the Pole Latitude Scales Pointing at Polaris Polar Axis Finder Declination Drift Aligning the R.A. Setting Circle Setting the DEC Circle Powering Up the Drive I N G T H E D R I V EGuide Speed Periodic Error Correc- tion BC Backlash CorrectionHC/CCD Northern/Southern Hemisphere Operation Hand ControllerDEC Reverse AutoguidingL E S T I a L O B S E R V I N G Observing the MoonObserving the Sun Using Your Setting Circles Observing Deep-Sky ObjectsStar Hopping Celestial Observing Sky Illumination Viewing ConditionsTransparency Seeing ConditionsCelestial Observing L E S T I a L P H O T O G R a P H Y Short Exposure Prime Focus Lunar Phase ISO Crescent QuarterFull Celestial Photography Piggyback Celestial Photography Eyepiece Projection Planet ISO Moon Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Long Exposure Prime Focus Celestial Photography CCD Imaging Fastar Configuration Description of F-numbersMedium size to small galaxies Imaging at f/7 Imaging at f/11Lunar or small planetary nebulae Imaging at f/22 Planetary or LunarCare and Cleaning of the Optics Collimation L E S C O P E M a I N T E N a N C ETelescope Maintenance Telescope Maintenance T I O N a L a C C E S S O R I E S Optional Accessories Optional Accessories Optional Accessories Const Mag Type Proper NameNGC# Spiral Galaxy Epoch Star Name Constellation MagnitudeGeneral Observational Astronomy Astronomy TextsAtlases Visual ObservationCelestron ONE Year Warranty