Can't see through my telescope - Bushnell Optics

Follow link below for the manual
http://www.tasco.com/products/manuals/46060675_TML-722.pdf

Sorry these are imported REFLECTOR style telescopes on a small equatorial mount.

No manuals exist for this exact scope but there are many just like it-- here is Meade telescope's manual for almost the same identical telescope.
http://www.meade.com/manuals/TelescopeManuals/Reflectors/062002Jupiter114EQ-D.pdf

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That's completely normal and correct for all astronomical telescopes.

If you want upright images for viewing terrestrial objects then you need to buy an adaptor called an "erecting prism" which sits between the eyepiece and the focuser. Astronomy telescopes don't use them as any unnecessary optical elements reduce image quality and contrast.

To get the correct sized erecting prism, measure the diameter of your eyepiece where it fits into the telescope. If it's 1.25" (31.75mm) then you'll find loads of them from online sites. If it's 0.965" (24.5mm) then it will be harder to find one as those sizes are only used on cheap chuck away toy telescopes, and any you do find are likely to be of very poor optical quality. IIRC, "Jason Saturn" was a brand name applied to a number of different models sourced from various manufacturers in N.America; the quality of individual models varies but I think they all used 1.25" viewfinders.

Dear katybuqz,
Please log in www.celestron.com/telescope/powerseeler76 or 114 or 127 & downlaod that manual.you also see live dem of that model. Your telescope is just like that.

First you opare properly your telescope. If you want try to digital camera,you need camera adepter.First you insert camera adepter isteed of eyepies,tha you jint your digital camera.
Thanks.
Dhananjay Raval

This is a small reflector style telescope. Any of the REFLECTOR manuals has enough information to assemble and use this telescope. Look under the REFLECTOR heading for one that is similar to your scope.
http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.html

Any member of any local Astronomy club can teach you how to collimate this scope. Contact your local club--

Meanwhile watch this video:
http://www.andysshotglass.com/Collimating.html


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From a Konus dealer-- however this appears to be a simple refractor telescope on an equatorial mount. ANY manual for a similar telescope can be used--

Here are all of meade's manuals. Look under the REFRACTOR heading for one that is similar to your scope.

http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.html

No one has a manual for that small telescope-- it's imported fropm overseas.

Here is a link to all of TASco's manuals-- find one that is similar to your telescope and use it.

http://www.tasco.com/pages/instruction-manuals/

also read this:

http://texasastro.org/telescope.php

Here's a link on how to build your own telescope. The lens type and configuration determines how far you can see and how clearly.
http://www.funsci.com/fun3_en/tele/tele.htm

Here is the support center for Tasco. Several manuals are listed on this page about 1/2 way down. Find one that is similar to your telescope. They all assemble and are used the same way.

Tasco only sells two types of telescopes a REFLECTOR and a REFRACTOR style telescope.