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A s t ro Fi 

T E L E SCOPE

SPECIFICATIONS

 SKU #

22201

22202

Optical Design

Refractor

Maksutov-Cassegrain

Aperture

90 mm (3.5”)

102 mm (4.0”)

Focal Length

910 mm

1325 mm

Focal Ratio

f/10.1

f/13

Optical Coatings

Fully-coated

Fully-coated

Eyepiece / Magnifi cation

25 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 36x;
10 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 91x

25 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 53x;
10 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 132x

Finderscope

StarPointer Red-Dot Finderscope

StarPointer Red-Dot Finderscope

Resolution

Rayleigh: 1.54 arc seconds /
Dawes Limit: 1.29 arc seconds

Rayleigh: 1.37 arc seconds /
Dawes Limit: 1.14 arc seconds

Light Gathering Power

165x the unaided eye

212x the unaided eye

Highest Useful Magnifi cation

213x

241x

Lowest Useful Magnifi cation

13x

15x

Limiting Stellar Magnitude

12.3

12.5

Tripod

Adjustable-height aluminum

Adjustable-height aluminum

Warranty

2-Years 

2-Years 

Optical Tube Length

37.2 inches (94.5 cm)

11 inches (27.9

 

cm)

Total Telescope Kit Weight

13.6 lbs

13.6 lbs

 SKU #

22203

Optical Design

Newtonian Refl ector

Aperture

130 mm (5.1”)

Focal Length

650 mm

Focal Ratio

f/5

Optical Coatings

Aluminum with SiO2

Eyepiece / Magnifi cation

25 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 26x;
10 mm Kellner (1.25”) / 65x

Finderscope

StarPointer Red-Dot Finderscope

Resolution

Rayleigh: 1.07 arc seconds /
Dawes Limit: 0.89 arc seconds

Light Gathering Power

345x the unaided eye

Highest Useful Magnifi cation

307x

Lowest Useful Magnifi cation

19x

Limiting Stellar Magnitude

13.1

Tripod

Adjustable-height aluminum

Warranty

2-Years 

Optical Tube Length

26 inches (66 cm)

Total Telescope Kit Weight

17.0 lbs

Summary of Contents for ASTRO FI 22201

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL 22201 22202 22203 TM 90 mm Refractor 102 mm Maksutov 130 mm Newtonian ...

Page 2: ...2 ENGLISH Astro Fi TELESCOPE ...

Page 3: ...filtered sunlight to pass through to the eye Do not leave the telescope unsupervised either when children are present or adults who may not be familiar with the correct operating procedures of your telescope We recommend saving your telescope box so it can be used to store the telescope when it is not in use Unpack the box carefully as some parts are small Use the parts list below to verify that a...

Page 4: ...o Fi Telescope Remove all the items from their packaging then 1 Open the tripod until the center brace is fully extended Figure 2 2 Thread the captive center bolt into the accessory tray Figure 3 3 Place the fork arm assembly on the tripod and secure it using the captive knob under the top of the tripod Figure 4 4 Attach the telescope optical tube by positioning the dovetail into the dovetail hold...

Page 5: ...e focuser and tighten the 2 silver thumbscrews Insert the 25 mm eyepiece and secure it by tightening the 2 thumbscrews on the star diagonal The 130mm Newtonian does not use a star diagonal The eyepieces are inserted directly into the telescope s focuser Being an astronomical telescope the image through the Newtonian will appear rotated upside down This is normal for a reflecting telescope THE STAR...

Page 6: ...pped 1 Take the telescope outside during the day and using your naked eye find an easily recognizable object such as a streetlight car license plate or tall tree The object should be as far away as possible but preferably at least a quarter mile away 2 Remove the main dust cover from the front of the telescope by pulling it straight off Make sure your 25 mm eyepiece is installed in the focuser 3 D...

Page 7: ...ns TAKE YOUR ASTRO FI OUT FOR A SPIN Now that your Astro Fi is aligned the SkyPortal app will guide you through the universe using its interactive planetarium Hold your device up to the sky and you will easily be able to identify bright stars constellations planets and deep space objects outside of our Solar System SkyPortal will point your telescope at any of these objects Simply tap the object o...

Page 8: ...e the phone There are eight different anchor points to choose from around the edge of the lens cap Simply reposition them to different anchor points to achieve the best results 3 Turn the cap over and make sure your camera lens is centered in the opening in the lens cap The better you have this centered the easier it will be to take images through the telescope 4 Loosen the set screws located on t...

Page 9: ...p the image try using a shutter delay Some apps offer a 2 5 or 10 second delay before snapping the image This will give the vibrations a chance to dissipate before actually taking the images Subjects to Shoot Using this method you should be able to take images of daytime terrestrial objects and nighttime astronomical images of the Moon and bright planets Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn Unfortunately...

Page 10: ...41x Lowest Useful Magnification 13x 15x Limiting Stellar Magnitude 12 3 12 5 Tripod Adjustable height aluminum Adjustable height aluminum Warranty 2 Years 2 Years Optical Tube Length 37 2 inches 94 5 cm 11 inches 27 9 cm Total Telescope Kit Weight 13 6 lbs 13 6 lbs SKU 22203 Optical Design Newtonian Reflector Aperture 130 mm 5 1 Focal Length 650 mm Focal Ratio f 5 Optical Coatings Aluminum with Si...

Page 11: ...ENGLISH 11 Astro Fi TELESCOPE NOTES ...

Page 12: ... all costs of transportation and insurance both to and from the factory of Celestron and shall be required to prepay such costs Celestron shall use reasonable efforts to repair or replace any telescope covered by this warranty within thirty days of receipt In the event repair or replacement shall require more than thirty days Celestron shall notify the customer accordingly Celestron reserves the r...

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