SOURCE: red dot finderscope alignment problem
point the telescope at some thing during the day and adjust the finder scope and at night point at a star look through the eye piece and center the object in the eye piece then adjust the finder scope.
SOURCE: red dot finder scope
Simple-- you can also do this during the day on an object at least 100 yards away-- but at night; get the moon centered in the eyepiece and without moving the telescope center the red dot on the moon. This will get you almost aligned-- then put a bright star in the eyepiece and readjust the red dot to center the star.
SOURCE: can somebody give me detailed instructions on how to set up a red
I don't fully understand your question--- but
Here is a place that sells red dot finders
http://www.telescope.com/control/category/~category_id=finder_scopes/~pcategory=accessories;jsessionid=673DFBAEF16C9717304DE7863D541CF6.ivprod2
They are very simple-- they project a tiny "red dot" like a gun sight when you look through them. You line them up with your telescope and use them to quickly aim the telescope.
SOURCE: Have jus t got the Bushnell 450 and the finder
Many finders need to be FOCUSED! Try turning one of the ends of the finder scope --- to focus the image.
SOURCE: i can not focus the finder scope
Most finders focus by either turning the lens, or the eyepiece portion of the finder. Look through the eyepiece at a distant object and try turning one or the other as described above.
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