SOURCE: My rotating polarizing filter fell apart and I can
Hi,
Based on the fundamentals of retaining rings, The filter lens probably fits into the ring housing first, and the retainer ring is inserted inside of the ring, following the lens. The retainer will need to be compressed in order to fit inside the ring, but will snap into a groove once in proper position.
I hope this is helpful... Good luck.
SOURCE: my meade telestar eyepiece fell apart .how do the
Almost impossible to say without knowing the exact eyepieces you have. If there are flat "sides" put the two flat sides together; then try exactly the reverse.
You can always buy another replacement eyepiece from many on line retailers.
Here is one:
http://www.agenaastro.com/
SOURCE: Broken eyepiece, 1940s vintage 7x50 individual
Here in Melbourne, Australia I make these for people who need them. I also have a reasonable amount of stock generic ones. The question is not so much the size of the ring, but the thread size, the depth of the eyecup (depends upon the magnification) which sets your eye at the correct distance behind the eyepiece (eye relief) and the size of the central hole to suit the size of the eye lens. There would be other small engineering companies that could make one for you out of delrin.
SOURCE: I TOOK THE EYEPIECE APART
NEVER EVER disassemble an eyepiece --- no one can tell you how the lenses go together there are dozens of combinations and some eyepieces have as many as 6-8 glass lenses inside!
Sorry buy another eyepiece and only clean the outside surfaces.
SOURCE: on my celestron 100mm regal
This is a VERY expensive spotting scope. I would contact Celestron directly and seek a repair.
Here:
http://www.celestron.com/c3/page.php?PageID=37
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