What lens do i insert into scope to view the moon (by 2 users)
I purchased a Tasco telescope recently,putting it together was the easy part,i just wanted to know what lens i put in the scope to view the moon?The telescope came with a HM25mm,H12.5,SR4mm eyepieces,and i already know the Erecting eyepiece is for horizontal viewing,and the Barlow lens i think is for making the eyepieces more "powerfull".I just don't know what to use and how to put them in the scope.Maybe if you had a diagram or something it would really help.Thank You
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Comment by carolannstew, posted on Jan 03, 2008
we have assembled the scope and for some reason we cannot view anything during the night, the sky is clear just don't know which lens to use, H, 25mm or the other, can you help us please, my 4year old is very interested in seeing the moon, and the space station the very bright looking star.
Thanks
ApprenticeSo basically just place the 25 mm lens in the focuser and point the scope at the moon and you will be amazed at what you can see and how bright it is.
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