Yes I removed lens cover. Tried all eyepeices too. No Manual either. Model #302048;
Your small telescope will never get much over 100 power-- sorry. So only use the lowest magnification eyepieces (those have the LARGEST number printed on them)-- try for the moon first-- and practice focusing the telescope.
Has to be a cloudless mistless fogless night.. I noticed that there were only a few stars out early one night then later on it became this weird kinda black almost jet black... Not one cloud but this weird barely noticeable haze and not one freakin star in sight.. so that could be why you can't find any. just keep trying to look really or check to see if ur lenses are crooked inside or something. I noticed one of mine looked hastily assembled.. it was abit crooked inside where the ring held the actual lens part in but the lens somehow still worked!! lucky me
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yeah mines' the 660 or so powered one with several eye pieces.. apparently if there is any light and if ur looking through a window it screws it up adn yes I took the damned cap off LOL man people assume the dumbest conclusions. but anyway I assume u had the telescope cap off and all don't worry.. and mine looks just like the pic below. then again there were only a couple stars showing that night so probably some haze.. I'm not even sure how to use the viewfinder scope. but anyway it seems to be assembled exactly right cacuse all the parts fit fine. the manual was so generic it was **** for help.. although the text barely made sense..
One thing I did do is order an 18mm eyepeice on Ebay. The other was take it outside. Between the new eyepeice and get both the scope lens and my eyes acclamated to the darkness, it was much easier to use.
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