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Product Type Telescope
Brand Levenhuk
Model Skyline BASE 120S
Optical Design Newtonian Reflector
Aperture 120 mm
Focal Length 600 mm
Focal Ratio f/5
Mount Type Equatorial Mount
Finderscope Optical, 6x30
Eyepieces Included 25 mm and 10 mm
Magnification Range 24x - 60x (with included eyepieces)
Highest Practical Power 240x
Dimensions (Tube Length) Approx. 70 cm
Weight (Approx.) 8 kg (including mount)
Power Supply None (manual operation)
Main Functions Observing celestial objects: planets, stars, deep-sky objects
Care and Cleaning Use dust cap when not in use. Clean lenses with soft brush and lens tissue. Avoid touching optics.
Safety Precautions Never point telescope at the Sun without proper solar filter. Risk of permanent eye damage.
Spare Parts and Repairability Replacement eyepieces and finderscope available. Consult Levenhuk service center for repairs.
General Information Includes tripod, accessory tray, and StarPointer red dot finder. Suitable for beginners.

Frequently Asked Questions - Skyline BASE 120S Levenhuk

How do I assemble the Levenhuk Skyline BASE 120S telescope?
Start by setting up the tripod, then attach the equatorial mount and the optical tube. Refer to the setup diagrams in the manual for step-by-step instructions.
What can I see with the 25 mm eyepiece?
With the 25 mm eyepiece (24x magnification), you can see the Moon, bright planets like Jupiter and Saturn, and some deep-sky objects like the Orion Nebula.
How do I align the finderscope?
During daytime, point the main telescope at a distant object. Adjust the finderscope screws until the crosshairs center on the same object. This ensures accurate aiming at night.
Can I use this telescope for terrestrial viewing?
Yes, but the image will be inverted. For terrestrial use, you may need an erecting prism (not included).
How do I clean the mirrors?
Use a soft brush to remove dust. For smudges, use a lens cleaning solution and microfiber cloth. Never apply pressure to the mirror surface.
What is the maximum magnification?
The theoretical maximum is 240x (2x aperture in mm). However, practical use is limited by atmospheric conditions. Start with lower magnifications.
Why is the mount hard to move?
Loosen the clutch knobs on the mount axes. The equatorial mount should move smoothly when unlocked. Adjust the counterweight for balance.
Can I attach a camera to this telescope?
Yes, you can use a T-ring and T-adapter (sold separately) to attach a DSLR for prime-focus astrophotography.
How do I store the telescope?
Always cover the telescope with a dust cap. Store in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture damage. Remove eyepieces and store separately.
What does the red dot finder do?
The StarPointer red dot finder projects a red dot onto a window. Align it with the finderscope to quickly locate objects in the sky.

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