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8. POSSIBLE DERANGEMENTS

          

 

 

AND METHODS   OF THEIR  

                      

 

ELIMINATION 

When  manufacturing  the  telescope  at  the  plant,  the  optical  pieces  

are carefully set (adjusted),  relative to each other. However, in case  of 

transportation or considerable impacts of the telescope the optical pieces 

may be displaced (the adjustment is disturbed). In this case it is required 

to  readjust  the  telescope.    Prior  to  this  operation  one  should  remove 

the eyepiece from the eyepiece tube and check whether the mirrors are 

displaced from the given places. For this purpose it is necessary to look 

through the eyepiece tube from which the eyepiece and the Barlow lens 

are removed. If the telescope is adjusted, the plane diagonal mirror must 

be concentric relative to the brim of  the focusing mount. Tile reflection of 

the primary mirror  in the diagonal one must  be concentric as  well. The 

reflection  of the diagonal mirror with  the spider  system  is seen in the  

primary mirror. The image  of  the diagonal mirror  must be positioned 

precisely  in the  middle  of the  primary one.

The reflection of an observer’s eye (fig. ) must   be seen  at the centre 

of the diagonal mirror reflection.

In adjustment   it is required  to correct the position of the diagonal 

mirror or primary one. If the image  of  the primary  mirror in the diagonal   

one is non-concentric it is necessary to change the position of the diagonal 

mirror. For this purpose one unscrews screw 2 of the cell of the diagonal 

mirror (fig. 4) and, operating with one of crews , brings the  reflection 

of the primary mirror in the diagonal one  to the  centre of the diagonlal 

mirror. 

If the position of  the primary mirror is disturbed, the ref lection of the  

diagonal  mirror  with  the  spider  in it is seen not at the centre. In this 

case  one unscrews   screws 2  of the cell of the primary mirror  and, 

by operating with three screws  (fig. 3), sets the primary  mirror so that 

the reflection of the diagonal mirror in it is found at the centre (becomes  

concentric).  After  setting  the  mirror in the  correct position, one fixes 

the cell in position by means  of screws  2.

Summary of Contents for TAL -2

Page 1: ...TELESCOPE 2 2 SERVICE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Operation with telescope 19 6 2 Photographic observations 21 6 3 Telescope and atmospheric conditions 22 7 Maintenance 23 8 Possible derangements and methods of their elimination 24 9 Rules of storage...

Page 3: ...telescope is designed for visual observation of the celestial objects The telescope can operate normally at the ambient temperature from 30 C to minus 30 C When buying the telescope one should pay att...

Page 4: ...cation 30x 1 12 47x 1 60x 0 29 95x 0 29 158x 0 17 317x 0 8 Resolution 1 Limiting magnitude 12m Range of slow motion control on the declination axes 4 Rotation of the telescope in right ascension 360 2...

Page 5: ...s 1 Bracket 2 Control panel 1 Cable for car mains 1 Accessories and Parts Reticle 1 Barlow lens 1 Eyepiece of f 25 mm 1 Eyepiece of f 7 5 mm 1 Yellow light filter 1 Black light filter solar 1 Blue lig...

Page 6: ...odies the optical units a primary mirror a diagonal mirror finderscope 3 fixed in the locating rings 4 eyepieces and Barlow lens which are inserted in focusing mechanism 1 The primarymirror fig 3 ismo...

Page 7: ...2 bushing 3 finderscope 4 ring 5 telescope tube 6 equatorial mounting 7 pier 8 bundled conductors 9 supply unit 10 cord 11 supports 12 control panel Fig 1 General view of telescope withmetal pier 1 2...

Page 8: ...Fig 2 General view of telescope withtripod 1 2 stops 3 objects table...

Page 9: ...e declination axis is the saddle with hinged clips 1 in which the telescope tube is mounted fastened on the other end of the axis is the counterweights 5 which can move along the axis for balancing th...

Page 10: ...micrometer screw of slow motion mechanism 3 declination axis 4 circle of declinations 5 counterweights 6 bolt 7 bracket with scale of latitudes 8 electric watch drive 9 handwheel of micrometer screw o...

Page 11: ...tripod with the help of stops 1 and 2 Supply unit 9 fig 1 powers the watch drive tracking the celestial objects It is designed for 220 V 50 Hz 110V 60Hz mains and activated with the key If the contro...

Page 12: ...12 Fig 6 Control Panel 1 indicator 2 speed selection buttons 3 correction buttons 4 lighting button 5 plug...

Page 13: ...13 Fig 7 Optical train of telescope 1 primery mirror 2 eyepiece 3 diagonal mirror 4 finderscope...

Page 14: ...14 Fig 8 Diagram of setting Barlow lens Eyepiece Barlow lens Eyepiece Focusing mount Focusing mount...

Page 15: ...ps with the help of hinged screws The finderscope is mounted on the tube in two rings and fixed with six set screws available on the rings In transportation and storage a hole in the eyepiece tube is...

Page 16: ...e declination axis in the horizontal position Then it is necesary to slacken each of three screws 12 through cap 11 of the watch drive fig 10 Holding the axis by hand see to it whether the telescope i...

Page 17: ...Fig 9 Tools and accessories 1 solar screen 2 cap diaphragm 3 cap 4 Barlow lens 5 eyepieces 6 light filters 9 blind 10 reticle 11 adapter 17...

Page 18: ...18 Fig 10 Watchdrive 1 worm gear wheel 2 cap 3 screw 4 handwheel 5 screw 6 screw 7 motor 8 screw 9 worm with gear wheel 10 worm wheel 11 cap 12 screw 13 cover 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13...

Page 19: ...othed wheel of the worm takes place and secure them with screws 8 Mount cap 13 on the casing The smoothness of rotation of toothed wheel 1 together with the toothed wheel of worm 9 is checked by rotat...

Page 20: ...n axis during operation of the watch mechanism it is required to set the telescope polar axis in parallel to the celestial axis In this case the northern upper end of the polar axis faces the celestia...

Page 21: ...ope one brings the star or the planet to the centre of the field of view of the telescope at maximum magnification After that one sets the declination of the required star against the index The circle...

Page 22: ...ial pole One should remember that if the polar axis is set incorrectly even in the case when the star image is kept on the cross hairs the images of the stars at the edges of the field of view appear...

Page 23: ...the screws which fix the cell to the tube Without removing the mirror from the cell the mirror surface is wetted considerably with pure medical alcohol with the help of a cotton wool tampon By using...

Page 24: ...y mirror The image of the diagonal mirror must be positioned precisely in the middle of the primary one The reflection of an observer s eye fig 11 must be seen at the centre of the diagonal mirror ref...

Page 25: ...clear that the telescope is misadjusted and its mirrors and reflections from them are not concentric Fig 11 Setting concentricity of mirrors 1 inner diameter of focusing mount 2 diagonal mirror 3 ref...

Page 26: ...o 40 C The impacts and sharp shaking should be avoided It is forbidden to store the telescope together with acids alkalies materials which liberate moisture or chemically active gases and vapours 10 A...

Page 27: ...2 Bootes Boo 14h 42 8m 27 17 2 7 5 1 3 0 Bootes Dra 17h 04 3m 54 32 5 8 5 8 2 2 Draco Oph 18h 00 4m 08 11 5 4 6 0 2 0 Ophiucus 70 Oph 18h 02 9m 02 31 4 0 6 0 2 4 Ophiucus 1 Lyr 18h 42 7m 39 37 5 1 6 2...

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