How many kilometers would be possible to view in land by konustart 700

Only a dealer that handles this scope will have a manual. This dealer sells Konus scopes:

http://www.opticsplanet.net/konus-telescopes.html?gclid=CKH9n5zFtqsCFYoP2godcz3cdw

Contact a local Astronomy club and they will help you use the scope.

This is a small 70mm refractor on an simple alt az mount (up-down & left right).

Put the diagonal into the focuser and then put the eyepiece with the largest number written on it into the diagonal. Go outside during the day time and practice focusing with this eyepiece on a distant object. Line up the crosshairs in the finder scope with the same object that you are practicing on.

The image will be upside down -- this is not a problem no up or down in space.

Point the scope at the moon.

This is a diagonal--
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Read my TIPS on my profile page and read this:
http://www.texasastro.org/telescope.php

Objects in the sky are very tiny -- smaller than the tip of your finger held at arm's length.

Read my tips on my profile page-- The moon should be your first target at night, since it is llarge and easy to find.

You probably need to use the same screws that hold on the focuser at the rear of the tube. If they did not send you slightly longer screws you can find replacements at a well stocked hard ware store. Just take one of the screws with you and buy a slightly longer screw.

No manuals for that imported telescope on the internet. Sorry. Try to locate a local Astronomy club. The members will help you with the telescope.

You will not find a manual for this small telescope. Even if you did it only contains assembly instructions. It will NOT teach you how to be an amateur astronomer.

Here is a free star chart you can download every month:
http://www.skymaps.com/downloads.html

Buy these two books-- Turn Left at Orion and Nightwatch.

Watch these video:
http://vimeo.com/channels/tas

and install this free planetarium software:
www.stellarium.org

Put the eyepiece with the largest number written on it into the telescope. DO NOT USE the 2 x barlow if you have one. Go out side during the day time and practice focusing on a distant object.

This may also help you--

http://www.deepastronomy.com/your-first-telescope.html

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Here is a retailer for this telescope--- email them to find out the proper battery--

There is a Beginner's Astronomy section also on their web site--

http://www.uk-telescopes.co.uk/Konus%20Konustart%20700%20telescope.htm