National Geographic Optics - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Try to locate a local Astronomy club and attend their star parties. Also download the free monthly star chart at:

www.skymaps.com Objects in the sky are tiny. Your scope must be pointed directly at them or you will not see them in the eyepiece. Make sure the finder scope is aligned with the main tube perfectly. Then use the finder scope to align the telescope.

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Try using rubbing alcohol on it. It would cut the dust or dirt on the lens.

see if you have country (australia and the look for capital city Perth if you have click on that and the time zone is automatically adjusted All WA ia the same time zone

I think you are asking for a replacement focuser. You can probably find one here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-5-or-6-Telescope-Reflector-Tube-1-25-Newtonian-Focuser-Metal-Plastic-NEW-/360936594869?hash=item54097f5db5 A manual is another question. These scopes are imported and no manuals are available. However the manual only has assembly instructions it does not tell you how to use the telescope to find objects in the night sky. Find a local Astronomy Club and the members will help you set it up-- very easy once you see it done 1 time. Clear skies.