You did not say what model or type of telescope you have-- most of the Vivitars are very simple telescopes --- they all work the same way -- there are two basic types of telescope:
Reflectors -- which use mirrors, and the eyepiece is inserted into the side of the tube
Refractors - these "look" like a telescope-- and use a lens in the front and an eyepiece in the back.
Meade maintains a web site for all of their telescopes. Look here and download one that is similar to your telescope under Refractors or Reflectors.
Hi my name is Ryan and the other day while I was putting my telescope away one the leg beam going...
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Hi my name is Ryan and the other day while I was putting my telescope away one the leg beam going into the middle broke and I was wondering can I fix it or is there a warranty on the telescope?
when I look through my new Vivitar telescope everything I see seems to be washed out - as though...
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when I look through my new Vivitar telescope everything I see seems to be washed out - as though there's too much light. I tried it during the day and looked at a tree - and a house - no help. Can you help? Joan joanelloyd@att.net
I am using parts from your vivitar telescope for an optical monitor. This includes lens adjustment,...
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I am using parts from your vivitar telescope for an optical monitor. This includes lens adjustment, eyepiece and mount. I have an ad for it, I found in Sunday post and would like to include the Vivitar name and model. If I remove the ad pricing would you have a problem with being part of the subject of a project which 'pretty much' destroys your orignal product for it's pieces? The article will be submitted to appear in 'Gadget Freaks' in 'DesignNew'.
I have lost the eye piece that came with the 50X 100X telescope. Vivitar says to contact Innovage...
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I have lost the eye piece that came with the 50X 100X telescope. Vivitar says to contact Innovage for support. But they never answer their phone, and I can't find them on the web. Where can I get eye pieces for this. Mike Coyle guitarmike@aol.com