20 Most Recent Meade Polaris 114EQ-D (36 x 114mm) Telescope Questions & Answers

I already answered your question in a previous post.

I just found it. I bought one too. Look on the Meade site. Look up manual StarNavigator NG Series Telescopes with AudioStar. It is 52 pages. There are 2 telescopes in the manual. The one you are looking for is there. Best Wishes, LizY

adjust the focus for the lens you have

good statement but you forgot a question along with details like what it is ,make , model year ask the question again and include those facts

Safest way is to use a camera puff blower brush. A little dust will not affect the image. Do NOT touch the mirrors with a cloth as the dust will scratch the coatings. For really stubborn stains, you can rinse with distilled water and let air dry.

There's a good reason to ignore dirt, aside from reducing the things to worry about in life. A dirty lens or mirror can always be made clean, but a scratched one is scratched forever. Cleaning causes tiny scratches, or sleeks, if you don't do it right, and maybe even if you do. A few sleeks don't matter, but a lot of them will. So clean your optics rarely. the traditional method for dusting optics is to brush lightly with a camel's-hair brush. Sold in camera shops, these brushes have soft bristles with minimum tendency to scrape grit against a lens. Brush very lightly. Store the brush in its container or a plastic bag.Camera shops also sell cans of compressed gas for blowing dust off lenses. Be careful with the kind that use liquid propellants; these have a reputation for spitting onto the glass and leaving a residue if the can is tipped or shaken in use. Blowing (instead of sucking) with your own breath is also likely to leave spit marks.

This is normal for an astronomical telescope. The inverted view is not considered important when viewing the heavens, however, if you attach an erect-image diagonal such as this one, between the eyepiece and the scope, it will correct the situation.http://www.optcorp.com/product.aspx?pid=105-147-150-12607

You can get a manual on this web site:
http://www.tasco.com/pages/instruction-manuals/

This is a reflector style telescope. with mirrors-- probably on an equatorial mount which needs to be polar aligned in order to be used. Read this:
http://www.astronomy.net/articles/4/polaralign.html

Yes they are almost duplicates either manual will work. They all assemble and are used in the same way.

You could try

operatingguides.com

if you need a user manual
or

servicemanuals.co.uk

if you want the schematics etc

We've used them in the past and found them very good.

Also if it is not listed then ask via the link and they
will probably be able to get it for you.

Meade has all of their manuals on this web site:http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.htmlLook under the 4.5 inch Reflector Heading for your scope.

You need a PDF reader --- download the free Adobe reader here and install it on your computer -- the manual will automatically open once this software is installed.

http://get.adobe.com/reader/

This is a reflector style telescope. All of Meade's manuals are located on this web site:

http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.html

Look under the 4.5 inch Reflector header for your telescope.

See maintenance Section 3
Copy and paste link below

http://www.meade.com/manuals/TelescopeManuals/Reflectors/062002Jupiter114EQ-D.pdf