Thank you for purchasing the Bushnell Voyager Dobsonian Telescope! Your new telescope has been designed and crafted with the highest standards so that you may have years of enjoyment and use out of this wonderful window to the heavens. This product comes complete with everything you'll need to explore your universe including a professional primary mirror, precision rack and pinion focusing mechanism, superior
Please utilize this manual to its fullest potential by reading it completely before you attempt to assemble and use your new telescope. Once assembled, we've included a basic guide on how to get started in astronomy at the end of this manual. While this is not a complete guide, it will give you some initial pointers. As you advance in ability, we would highly recommend a supplemental star atlas, beginning astronomy guide, moon map, or any other guide as you travel on your journey through the universe.
READ THROUGH ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
BEFORE YOU ASSEMBLE YOUR TELESCOPE
TELESCOPE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Your Bushnell Voyager Dobsonian Telescope comes preassembled from the factory. By simply attaching the accessory finderscope and eyepiece, you will be ready to explore.
ATTACH FINDERSCOPE
1.Remove Reflector Telescope Assembly (2) and Finderscope (7) from carton.
2.Remove nuts located near the Rack & Pinion Focusing Mechanism (1) on Reflector Telescope Body (2).
3.Attach Finderscope (7) to Reflector Telescope Body (2) by inserting the bolts extending from the Reflector Telescope Body (2) into the holes in the base of the Finderscope (7).
4.Refasten nuts so that Finderscope (7) is secure.
THE FINAL STEPS
1.Remove 1.25" Format Eyepiece (8) from carton.
2.Insert into Rack & Pinion Focusing Mechanism (1).
3.Remove Protective Dust Cover from end of telescope nearest the Rack & Pinion Focusing Mechanism (1).
4.Let the adventure begin.
Your Bushnell Telescope is now ready to be used. To obtain the fullest enjoyment from your telescope, please refer to the following additional information.
Astronomical Telescopes are designed in such a way that the image you will see appear will be UPSIDE DOWN and REVERSED, this is acceptable for viewing celestial bodies.