Table of Contents, Unpacking, Parts List, Assembly

Congratulations on your purchase of a quality Orion mount. Your new SkyView Pro Equatorial Mount was developed to work with many different telescope optical tubes. Designed for astronomical use, this precision mount allows convenient “tracking” of celestial objects as they move slowly across the sky, so they remain within your eyepiece’s field of view. The setting circles built into the mount will assist you in locating hundreds of fascinating celestial denizens, including galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters, from their catalogued coordinates. With a little practice, you’ll find that the SkyView Pro Equatorial Mount is an invaluable tool for getting the most out of your astronomical observing sessions.

These instructions will help you set up and properly use your equatorial mount. Please read them over thoroughly before getting started.

1. Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

2. Parts List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

3. Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

4. Attaching a telescope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

5. Balancing the telescope . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

6. Setting up and using

the equatorial mount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

7. Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

1. Unpacking

The entire mount will arrive in one box. Be careful unpacking the box. We recommend keeping the box and original packag- ing. In the event that the mount needs to be shipped to anoth- er location, or returned to Orion for warranty repair, having the proper packaging will help ensure that your mount will survive the journey intact.

Make sure all the parts in the Parts List are present. Be sure to check box carefully, as some parts are small. If anything appears to be missing or broken, immediately call Orion Customer Support (800-676-1343) or email support@telescope.com for assistance.

2. Parts List

1 Tripod

1Tripod support tray

1Equatorial mount

1Latitude adjustment L-bolt

1Tube ring mounting plate

1Counterweight shaft

1Large counterweight

1Small counterweight

2Slow-motion control knobs

1Polar axis finder scope cover

Azimuth adjustment knobs

Post

Figure 2. Orient the equatorial mount so that the post on the tripod head lines up with the azimuth adjustment knobs on the equatorial mount.

3. Assembly

1.Stand the tripod upright and spread the legs out as far as they will go. Keep the tripod legs at their shortest (fully retracted) length, for now; you can extend them to a more desirable length later, after the scope is fully assembled.

2.Place the base of the equatorial mount onto the tripod head. Orient the equatorial mount so that the post on the tripod head lines up with the azimuth adjustment knobs on the equatorial mount (Figure 2). You may need to loosen the azimuth adjustment knobs on the equatorial mount in order to fit the mount onto the tripod head.

3.Thread the central support shaft into the equatorial mount until tight. This will secure the equatorial mount to the tri- pod head.

4.Thread the latitude adjustment L-bolt into the rear of the equatorial mount as show in Figure 1

5.Remove the knob and washer from the bottom of the cen- ter support shaft. Slide the tripod support tray up the bot- tom of the central support shaft until the three tray arms are touching the legs of the tripod. The flat side of the accessory tray should be facing up. Make sure the “V” of each tray arm is against a tripod leg. Place the knob wash-

9829 specifications

The Orion 9829 has emerged as a notable player in the realm of advanced aerospace technology. This state-of-the-art spacecraft combines innovative design with remarkable performance features, making it a compelling option for both commercial and scientific missions.

At the heart of the Orion 9829 is its robust propulsion system, engineered for efficiency and reliability. Utilizing a hybrid propulsion design, it incorporates both chemical and electric thrusters. This dual approach not only boosts speed and maneuverability but also optimizes fuel consumption, allowing extended missions without the need for frequent refueling stops. The spacecraft's maximum velocity reaches impressive speeds, ensuring quick travel times between destinations.

In terms of structural integrity, the Orion 9829 boasts a lightweight, yet durable composite frame. Constructed with advanced materials such as carbon-fiber reinforced polymers and titanium alloys, it strikes an ideal balance between strength and weight. This allows for superior performance in the harsh conditions of space, while also minimizing launch costs due to reduced mass.

The spacecraft’s onboard technology suite is equally remarkable, featuring an autonomous navigation system powered by AI. This system enhances situational awareness, enabling the Orion 9829 to adapt to dynamic environments and mitigate potential hazards during travel. Coupled with cutting-edge sensor technologies, the spacecraft can gather extensive data, making it an excellent platform for research missions and deep-space exploration.

Communication capabilities also stand out, with a multi-band satellite communication system allowing for real-time data transmission back to Earth. This capability is essential not only for mission control but also for transmitting scientific findings, keeping the scientific community engaged and informed.

Internally, the Orion 9829 provides a comfortable environment for its crew, equipped with life support systems that ensure sustainability during long-duration missions. Advanced recycling technologies enable the reuse of air and water, vital for any missions extending beyond Earth's orbit.

In essence, the Orion 9829 represents a significant leap in spacecraft design and technology. Its combination of efficient propulsion, advanced materials, autonomous systems, and strong communication frameworks makes it an exceptional choice for various missions in the ever-expanding frontier of aerospace exploration. As human aspirations reach further into the cosmos, the Orion 9829 stands ready to lead the charge into the unknown.