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Levenhuk Skyline PRO Telescopes

Congratulations on your purchase of a high-quality Levenhuk telescope!

Levenhuk Skyline PRO telescopes are designed for high-resolution viewing of astronomical objects.

With their precision optics, you will be able to locate and enjoy hundreds of fascinating celestial

objects, including the planets, the Moon, and a variety of deep-sky galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters.

These instructions will help you set up, properly use, and care for your telescope. Please read them

thoroughly before getting started.

CAUTION! Never look directly at the Sun – even for an instant – through your telescope or nderscope without a

professionally made solar lter that completely covers the front of the instrument, or permanent eye damage

may result. To avoid damage to the internal parts of your telescope, make sure the front end of the nderscope

is covered with aluminum foil or another non-transparent material.

Children should use the telescope under adult supervision only.

All parts of the telescope will arrive in one box. Be careful when unpacking it. We recommend

keeping the original shipping containers. In the event that the telescope needs to be shipped to another

location, having the proper shipping containers will help ensure that your telescope survives the journey

intact. Make sure all the parts are present in the packaging. Be sure to check the box carefully, as some

parts are small. No tools are needed other than those provided. All screws should be tightened securely

to eliminate exing and wobbling, but be careful not to overtighten them, as that may strip the threads.

During assembly (and anytime, for that matter), do not touch the surfaces of the optical elements with

your ngers. The optical surfaces have delicate coatings on them that can easily be damaged if touched.

Never remove lenses and mirrors from their housing, or the product warranty will be null and void.

Telescope assembly

• Slowly loosen the tripod locking knobs and gently pull out the lower section of each tripod leg.

Tighten the locking knobs to hold the legs in place.

• Spread the tripod legs apart and stand the tripod upright. Adjust the height of each tripod leg until

the tripod head is properly leveled.

• Place the accessory tray on top of the bracket, and lock it in place with thumbscrews.

• Attach the equatorial mount to the tripod head. Lock the mount in place with

thumbscrews.

• Attach a counterweight to the counterweight rod. Screw the counterweight rod into the threaded

hole on the end of the declination shaft. Tighten the counterweight thumbscrew.

• Attach slow-motion controls to worm gear mechanisms and lock them in place. It is recommended to

use the longer slow-motion control for the Dec. axis, and the shorter one for the R.A. axis.

• Attach the 1/4”-20 adapter to the optical tube by rotating the black-head thumbscrew.

• Attach the optical tube to the mount and lock it in place with two locking screws.

Red Dot Finderscope

• Insert the nderscope bracket into a holder on the telescope tube and lock it in place with a thumb-

screw.

Eyepiece assembly

• Unthread the thumbscrews on the focuser tube.

• Insert the diagonal mirror into the focuser tube and secure it by retightening the thumbscrews.

• Unthread the thumbscrews on the diagonal mirror.

• Insert the desired eyepiece into the diagonal mirror and secure it by retightening the thumbscrews.