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Care and Maintenance

◆Primary and Secondary Mirror

When they get dew on their surface

during observation or when they get

moisture on the mirror after the scope is

brought into warm room from cold

outside, dry it immediately. Dew and

moisture may cause the mirrors and

fixtures get musty and dirty. When the

secondary or the primary mirror get dust

on it, take it out with the cell together

and blow out the dust by a hand power

blower. When mold or rust covers all

mirror, cleaning or recoating may be

required. In such case, ask your dealer

what to do. A slight pressure on the

mirror may cause the stellar images

distorted. A great care must be taken

when the cell is set in place after

repairing service. Do not set the screw

too tight. Sharp edge of the secondary

mirror can be chipped by a shock on it.

Be careful in handling.

◆Corrector Lens

Never take out the corrector lens from its

cell. It is very difficult for amateur to

align the lens to keep its right

performance and doing so will make

warranty void. If the lens surface gets

dust, take out the assembly from draw

tube and blow out the dust by a hand

power blower. Should it get dirt or

fingerprint on the lens, wipe it gently

with a swab moistened with lens cleaner,

turning it from the center toward the

edge.

◆Tube

Dust on the main tube can be wiped off

with a duster and stained dirt on the

tube can be cleaned with a car wax

◆Drawtube Moving Adjustment

The focuser may come to be loosened

after a long period if use. It can be fixed

by the adjusting screws provided on the

focuser as shown in the following. Be

careful not to tighten the focuser too

much.

Lock Screw

Allen Wrench

Adjusting Screw

Focuser Housing

Drawtube

Содержание e-130D

Страница 1: ...1 ε 130D Hyperboloid Flat field Astrograph Instruction Manual TAKAHASHI ...

Страница 2: ...l dealer WARNING NEVER POINT THE TELESCOPE TOWARDS THE SUN OR VIEW THE SUN THROUGH IT THIS WILL CAUSE INSTANT BLINDNESS OR SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE EYE THIS TELESCOPE IS AN ASTROGRAPH AND IS MEANT TO BE USE AT NIGHT ONLY CAUTION When attaching the telescope to a mounting carefully place the tube into the tube holder and tighten the tube clamp The telescope should be placed on a flat surface like a ta...

Страница 3: ...ffective Aperture 130 mm Effective Focal Length 430 mm Effective Focal Ratio 1 3 3 Secondary Mirror Diameter 63 mm Corrector lens 2 element Image Circle φ44 mm Photographic Field 5 9 degrees Metal Back 56 mm Diameter of Main Tube 166mm Length of Main Tube Ass y 460 mm Weight of Main Tube Ass y 4 9 kg 10 8 lbs Focusing System Rack Pinion correspondence with MEF 3 Standard Accessory This Instruction...

Страница 4: ...ing Screaw Focuser Base Focuser Housing Focusing Knob Tube Assembly Layout Drawtube Rotator Locking Screw Drawtube Loking Screw Push Screw Secondary Mirror Primary Mirror Spider Blank Screw x3 Pull Screw Primary Mirror Cell Primary Mirror Adjusting Screw x3 ...

Страница 5: ...tor did not have the ability to cover a full frame image like the ε 130D does The Effective Focal Ratio of f 3 3 produces a 5 9 image at 430mm The OTA weighs only 10 8 lbs and is perfect to transport anywhere in the World The ε 130D is a high performance optical system Takahashi Mirror Making Technology Takahashi has been producing hyperbolic mirrors about 30 years They have improved their product...

Страница 6: ...arallel as possible to the tube assembly when the finder bracket screws are tightened around the finder This will make alignment easier 7x50 Finder Insert the finder for an infinity target during the day and lock the rear screws with the lock nuts and make certain that the front set of screws are in firm contact with the body of the finder Note that the chrome screw near the eyepiece is removed to...

Страница 7: ...cing Place the ε 130D into the holder and tighten the clamps to the point where the telescope is held but still can be slide forwards or backward for balance Then unlock the Dec clamp but hold the telescope with one hand for safety Balance the tube assembly and lock the Dec clamp and then attach all the equipment to be used to the tube Turn the tube to place the imaging equipment in the direction ...

Страница 8: ...allows 360 rotation of the imaging camera This rotator permits precise framing of any image Loosen the rotator locking clamp to allow the focuser to rotate and tighten this lock when the desired framing is achieved When using the camera angle adjuster have a firm grip on the imaging package as it is moved Visual Use The ε 130D at f 3 3 due to the large size of the secondary can be used with eyepie...

Страница 9: ...D is suited to lower magnification observation The usage of these eyepiece should be the finder adjustment These sleeve size can alternatively employ φ 31 7 mm and φ24 5 mm TAK UW This eyepiece appearance field of view is about 90 degrees The special feature is the sharp star image in all the field of view The sleeve size can employ φ31 7 mm Abbe This simple eye piece is quad lens lower ghost high...

Страница 10: ...cise Focusing System When the focus knob is turned in the direction of the arrow the draw tube will move out and will move in when the knob is turned in the opposite direction Refer to the illustration below Focus Clamp A focuser clamp is included with the focuser to lock the focuser when precise has been achieved and loosen to change the focus Drawtube Locking Clamp Drawtube Focusing Knob Drawtub...

Страница 11: ...ant that the finder and the telescope be in alignment The following procedure can be used to align the finder Alignment Procedure 1 Place a low power eyepiece in the telescope and center a bright star in a convenient part of the sky Do not forget to engage the motor drive to keep the star centered If this procedure is done in daylight use an object that is at least one mile away Loosen the lock nu...

Страница 12: ...l reticle illuminator If an illuminator will be installed remove the cap screw at the end of the finder and install the reticle illuminator The illuminator makes the centering of dim objects easier In order to turn the illuminator on turn the knob clockwise The knob will click when the illuminator turns on As the knob is turned the reticle will brighten Adjust the knob to the desired brightness Tu...

Страница 13: ...h will cause vignetting of the field caused by an oversized exit pupil Astro Imaging Critical focus must be achieved to produce a flat field image with pinpoint stars the ε 130D was designed to produce This critical focus should be checked with each new image Prime Focus imaging The ε 130D is designed to be used at f 3 3 and consequently has a very narrow depth of field this is a principle of opti...

Страница 14: ...nt adapter or any other filter the spacer should by shortened by 1 3rd the thickness of the filter because the introduction of the filter into the light path has increased the glass path distance by 1 3rd the thickness of the filter used 48 mm filter Camera Mount DX WR ...

Страница 15: ...l advantage of a fully illuminated 35mm frame It is φ 55 mm so as not to cause vignette of the image circle produced by the ε 130D This wide mount adapter is available for Nikon Cannon and other brands by request MEF ３ Optional Accessary The optionally available MEF 3 8 to 1 micro focuser can be attached to the ε 130D for more precise focusing of the image Camera Mount DX WR 1 8 Micro Focuser Knob...

Страница 16: ... ε 130D TKP69005 Coupling S TKP00103 Eyepiece adapter 31 7 TKP00101 Allen Wrench 2 0 mm Allen Wrench 2 5 mm Allen Wrench 3 0 mm Allen Wrench 4 0 mm Optional Tool at extra cost Collimating Tube 31 7 TKA00442 Collimating Eyepiece TKA00441 Flathead Screwdriver Adjustable Wrench capable of 14 mm hexagon headed bolts Lock the camera angle adjuster knob and then remove visual adapter and then the correc...

Страница 17: ...This will make pointing and leveling the OTA and pointing it towards the light source simple If you lose your orientation to the movement of the secondary mirror place your finger over the opening of the tube to regain your orientation The directions of the field of view correspond to the numbers 1 through 4 on the illustration Adjusting the Secondary Mirror The secondary mirror can be tilted for ...

Страница 18: ...mirror from moving too much Aligning the Secondary Mirror Turn the crosshair of the collimating eyepiece so that one set of lines is parallel a he ground which would make the second set of lines is parallel to the optical axis of the tube which would make the secondary set of lines perpendicular The diagonal holder is provided with three tilting screws with lock nuts to allow the secondary to be t...

Страница 19: ...loosen the push screw A B C after backing off the lock nuts Loosen the large knurled nut in the center and tighten the push screw A B and C Refer to the Figs C 8 and C 9 Now the center dot of the secondary has been shifted below the center of the crosshairs It then becomes necessary to tilt the secondary using screws A B and C to center the dot on the secondary mirror with the center of the crossh...

Страница 20: ...crew A Now the center reflection if the collimating eyepiece is centered over the crosshairs as well as the center dot on the secondary mirror Loosen and turn the secondary holder Then tighten it lightly by hand Turn the secondary holder Push Fig C 10 Fig C 11 Crosshairs of collimating tube Secondary mirror center dot Secondary mirror Outside edge of collimating eyepiece This side is wider due to ...

Страница 21: ... that the three collimating screw sets are labeled counter clockwise A B and C Please study the illustration of the cross section of the collimating screw sets The illustration shows the pull screw which is the screw at the center with the large slotted knurled head the lock nut and the push screws The push screw is adjusted by loosening the lock nut and turning the push screw with the 14 mm open ...

Страница 22: ...e pull screw and all of the locking nuts with 14 mm wrench Check the image after this is done to make certain that the adjustment has been locked in place Now turn the focuser with the Camera Angle Adjuster As seen in the Fig C 13 the crosshairs will orbit around the center dot on the secondary mirror Therefore further fine adjustment are required Look from top side Look from bottom side This side...

Страница 23: ...tar and looking the image It will indicate if the collimation is spot on If not make fine adjustments and subsequent images to test collimation until it is perfect 1 Picture Test Because above collimating adjustment you can find out a small optical axis error don t mind the over or under focused image We recommend the real picture test of star If you look at the coma abbreviation around the pictur...

Страница 24: ...ly take a picture for the best focusing around your home This focusing is suitable for using effectively time at the good observation point Reference Star Guide for Photography The fast optical system such as ε 130D is unacceptable for the reference star guide error Prepare the strong mount and the precise guide telescope You are available for Takahashi GT 40 and α SGR3 Other Notification After de...

Страница 25: ...harp edge of the secondary mirror can be chipped by a shock on it Be careful in handling Corrector Lens Never take out the corrector lens from its cell It is very difficult for amateur to align the lens to keep its right performance and doing so will make warranty void If the lens surface gets dust take out the assembly from draw tube and blow out the dust by a hand power blower Should it get dirt...

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Страница 28: ... 28 TAKAHASHI SEISAKUSHO Ltd 41 7 Oharacyo Itabashi Tokyo 174 0061 Japan PHONE 81 3 3966 9491 FAX 81 3 3966 9424 ...

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