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USER MANUAL CLASSIC 60900 AZ BRESSER

Never attempt observing the sun with this telescope! Especially keep it in mind while the telescope is used by children! Observing the sun - even for a very short time - will cause blindness! Packing material (plastic bags, rubber bands etc.) has to be kept out of reach of children!

(FR) AVERTISSEMENT!

Durchmesser: 3.476 km

About this Instruction Manual

Please read the safety instructions in this manual carefully. To avoid damage to the unit and the risk of injury, only use this product as described in the manual.

Keep the instruction manual handy so that you can easily look up information on all the functions.

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DANGER!

You will find this symbol in front of every section of text which deals with the risk of severe injury or even death in the event of improper use.

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ATTENTION!

You will find this symbol in front of every section of text which deals with the risk of damage to property or the environment.

Intended Use

This product is intended only for private use.

It was developed for the magnified display of things in nature.

General Warning

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RISK OF BLINDNESS!

Never use this device to look directly at the sun or in the direct proximity of the sun. There is a RISK OF BLINDNESS!

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BISK OF CHOKING!

Children should only use the device under adult supervision. Keep packaging material (plastic bags, rubber bands, etc.) out of the reach of children! There is a RISK OF CHOKING!

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FIRE RISK!

Do not place the device - in particular the lenses - in direct sunlight. The concentration of light could cause fire.

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ATTENTION!

Do not disassemble the device. In the event of a defect, please contact your dealer. He will contact the Service Centre and can send the device in to be repaired, if necessary.

Do not expose the device to high temperatures.

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Privacy PROTECTION!

This device is intended only for private use. Please heed the privacy of other people. Do not use the device to look into apartments, for example.

Accessories may vary depending on the model.

All parts (Fig. 1-3)

Telescope tube
LED Viewfinder
Adjusting screws
4 Barrel opening
Objective
Eyepiece connection
Focus wheel
Fastening screws (Tube)
9 Mount
Accessory tray
Adjusting-screws (tripod)
Fastening screw for accessory tray (middle)
Tripod legs
Holder (LED Viewfinder)
Screws (tripod head)
Tripod head
Vertical fine adjustment
Eyepieces
Diagonal mirror (only for refractor telescopes)
Barlow-Linse
Mountings (accessory tray)
Smartphone holder

Part I - Construction

1. General/Location

These instructions detail the assembly and use of refracting and reflecting telescopes with alt-azimuthal mountings.

Parts of these instructions hence contain differing instructions for the differing telescope models.

Before you begin construction, you must choose a suitable location for your telescope.

It will help you, if you build this appliance in a place, where you have a clear view of the skies, a stable footing and sufficient space around you.

Remove all the parts from the packaging first. Check, using the diagram, whether all the parts are there.

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NOTE!

Important: Only do the screws up finger tight and avoid over tightening them.

2. Tripod legs

First pull the centre of the three legs (13) out to the desired length. Then screw the fastening screws (11) into the legs and tighten them (Fig. 5).

3. Mounting + tripod

To securely fasten mounting (9) and tripod together the mounting must first be inserted in the tripod head (16).

To do so the screws (15) with washer must be pushed through the drill hole in the tripod head and the fastening on the mount (Fig. 6). The second washer and butterfly nut are then put on the screw and the nut tightened. Do the same with the other two fastening devices, The mount will then be permanently affixed to the tripod.

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NOTE!

Make sure the fastening devices (21) for the accessories tray on the tripod legs face inward.

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HINT:

A small spirit level, placed on the accessory tray, may help you to setup your telescope in level.

4. Accessory tray

First unscrew the fastening screw for the accessory tray (12). Now insert the accessory tray (10) as seen in Fig. 7. Lastly screw the fastening screw (12) in the middle tightly, to secure the accessory tray (10).

5. Tube

Now hold the telescope main tube (1) as shown in the middle of the alt-azimuth mount (9) and screw the screws (8) into the tube from both sides (Fig. 8).

6. Vertical fine adjustment

To mount the vertical fine adjustment (17) first push the adjustment rod through holding device (X) on the mount (Fig. 9a).

Then undo the screw (Y) for the adjustment rod and insert on the other end of the rod. Then tighten it in place (Fig. 9b).

Important: Do not screw the vertical fine adjustment fastening screw too tightly. If you do the main tube will not be vertically adjustable.

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RISK OF BLINDNESS!

Never use this device to look directly at the sun or in the direct proximity of the sun. There is a RISK OF BLINDNESS!

7. Assembling the LED Viewfinder

Note: The LED Viewfinder scope has a battery safeguarded against discharge with plastic foil when shipped. This must be removed before first use (fig.1d).

Viewfinder scope assembly:

LED Viewfinder scope with Quick Insert

The LED finder scope (Fig. 1a) and mounting constitute a single unit. Slide the foot of the LED finder scope completely into the appropriate base on the telescope main tube (Fig. 10, X). The finder scope mounting will snap in place.

Important: Make sure the LED finder scope lens points towards the main tube end (Fig. 1, 4).

8. Aligning the finder scope

The LED finder scope must be adjusted before use. This means that the LED finder scope and the telescope tube must be aligned in parallel.

Insert the eyepiece with the greatest focal length in the zenith mirror (Fig. 12b, refracting telescopes only) or directly in the eyepiece supports (Fig. 13, reflecting telescopes only). Point the telescope at a significant object approximately 300 meters away (e.g. house gable, church tower top, etc.) and adjust until it appears in the centre of the field of vision (Fig. 15 A).

Then turn the LED finder scope (2) on using the On/Off switch (Fig. 1b, Z). Select setting ,2" in daylight, setting ,1" for nighttime. Look through the LED finder scope and align it by turning the horizontal (Fig. 1b, X) and vertical (Fig. 1b, Y) adjustment screws until you see the red dot in the centre of the image (Fig. 15, B). Finder scope and telescope are now adjusted to one another.

9. Protection-caps

In order to protect the inside of your telescope from dust and filth, the tube opening is protected by a dust-protection-cap (Fig. 11, X).

For observation remove the cap from the opening.

10. Inserting the eyepiece

10.1. On refracting telescopes

Two eyepieces (18) and a star diagonal prism (19) are supplied as standard with this telescope.

With the eyepieces, you can decide which magnification you want for your telescope.

Before you insert the eyepiece and the star diagonal prism, you must remove the dust-protection-cap from the eyepiece connection tube (6). Loosen the screw (Fig. 12a, X) on the eyepiece connection tube and insert the star diagonal prism. Retighten the screw (X) on the eyepiece connection tube.

Then open and close the clamping screw (Fig. 12b, X) to fasten the 20 mm eyepiece in the zenith mirror in the same way.

Make sure that the eyepiece is pointing vertically upwards. Otherwise loosen the screw (Fig. 12a, X) on the eyepiece connection tube and

rotate the star diagonal prism into the vertical position. Remove the dust cap from the main tube end.

10.2. On reflecting telescopes

Please loosen the clamping screw on the eyepiece supports (6). Remove the eyepiece supplied (18) with the 20~mm maximum focal length and insert it directly in the eyepiece supports. Hand tighten the clamping screws (Fig. 13, X). Remove the dust cap from the main tube end.

Part II - Handling

1. Mount

Your telescope is equipped with an azimuth mount that is easy to use. You can adjust your telescope horizontally and vertically with it.

2. Setup

A dark place is essential for observations because light of all kinds (e.g. street lamps) disturb the visible details of the sky. If you leave a bright room at night, your eyes need approximately 20 minutes to reach full night adaptation. After this time, your observations can be started.

Don't observe from enclosed areas and put your telescope in location, with the accessories, 30 mins before beginning observation, in order to guarantee a temperature balance.

You should also make sure that the telescope is placed on a stable and even ground.

3. Vertical and horizontal adjustment

3.1. Vertical adjustment

Undo the fastening screw (Fig. 14a, X) and move the tube up or down. Once you find the right setting turn the fastening screw hand tight. This makes the adjustment a fixed one.

Minor changes can be carried out by slight turns of the adjustment wheel (Fig. 14b, Y). Before re-adjusting undo the fastening screw (Fig. 14a, X).

3.2. Horizontal adjustment

To move the telescope horizontally undo the fastening screw (Fig. 16, Z) and turn the device in the desired direction.

Once you've reached the desired position retighten the fastening screw hand tight

4. Observation

Aim the telescope at the object to be observed. Look through the LED finder scope and centre the object in the middle of the viewing field (red dot) by horizontally and vertically adjusting the telescope.

If you now look through the lens you will see the magnified object.

Turn the focussing wheel to get it into sharp focus if necessary.

You can also change the lens to achieve greater magnification.

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HINT:

Start each observation with a low-power lens (20mm)

5. Finding stars

You will initially have problems orienting yourself in the sky as stars and constellations are in constant movement and change their position depending on the season, date and time.

The polar star is the sole exception. It is a fixed star and the starting point of all stellar maps.

You can see some well-known stars and constellations on the map that are visible throughout the year. The arrangement of the stars is dependent on the date and the time, however.

6. Accessories

Your telescope is supplied with a number of accessories as standard (Fig. 2). Depending on model this may include the following.

6.1. Eyepieces

Change eyepieces to change your telescope's magnification.

Formula for calculating magnification:

Focal length of the telescope : focal length of the eyepiece = magnification

Beispiele:

Focal length telescopeFocal length eyepieceMagnificationMagnification with 3x Barlow lens
700 mm 20 mm 35X 105X
700 mm 4 mm175X 525X

6.2. Zenith mirror (refraction telescope only)

The zenith mirror reverses (19) reverses the image (mirror image) and is therefore used only for celestial observation.

6.3.Barlow lens

A Barlow lens (20) increases magnification three times over.

6.3.1 Assembling and using refracting telescopes

If you use a refracting telescope the Barlow lens should only be inserted in the zenith mirror (Fig. 12a, X). Remove the eyepiece from the zenith mirror and replace it with the Barlow lens. Then first insert the eyepiece with the greatest focal length and then hand tighten the clamping screw to affix it in place (Fig. 21, Z).

6.3.2 Assembling and using reflecting telescopes

If you use a reflecting telescope please undo the clamping screw on the eyepiece supports (Fig. 21, X) and remove the eyepiece from those supports. Then insert the Barlow lens (20) straight in the supports and hand tighten the clamping screw. Finally first insert the eyepiece with the greatest focal length in the Barlow lens and then fasten it in place with the clamping screw (Fig. 21, Z).

6.4 Smartphone holder

Insert the eyepiece into the smartphone holder and tighten the screw (Fig. 23, X) to the bracket firmly. Then set the smartphone holder with the eyepiece into the eyepiece connection (6) or the diagonal mirror (19) (refractor telescopes) and tighten the clamping screws (Fig. 23, Y) by hand firmly. Now start your smartphone camera app and press your smartphone on the plate. Make sure that it is properly secured. The camera should rest just above the eyepiece. Place the smartphone exactly over the eyepiece, so that the image is exactly centered on your display. It may be necessary to use the zoom function to fill out the whole screen of your smartphone. The suction cups must be dry, clean and free from all kinds of dust and dirt. We assume no responsibility for dropped and broken smartphones due to incorrect handling.

7. Dismantling

After a hopefully interesting and successful observation, it is recommended that you store the entire telescope in a dry, well aired area. On some telescopes the tripod and mount can easily be separated. The adjustments to the mount will remain intact. Don't forget to put the dust-protection-caps onto the tube opening and onto the eyepiece connection. Also, you should stow all the eyepieces and optical accessories into their corresponding receptacles.

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NOTES on cleaning

Clean the lenses (eyepiece and/or lens) with a soft and lint-free cloth only (e.g. microfibre). Do not apply excess pressure to the cloth so as to avoid scratching the lenses.

To remove more stubborn dirt, moisten the cleaning cloth with an eyeglass-cleaning solution and wipe the lenses gently.

Protect the device from dust and moisture! After use - in particular in situations of high humidity - let the device acclimate for a short period of time, so that the residual moisture can dissipate.

Part III - Appendix

1. Possible observation targets

In the following, we like to present to you a choice of very interesting and easy-to-find celestial objects. On the depending pictures at the end of the manual you will see how they will appear in the eyepiece of your telescope:

The moon (Fig. 24)

The moon is the only natural satellite of the earth.

Diameter: 3,476 km

Distance: 384,000 km (average)

The moon is well-known since thousands of years. He is the second brightest celestial object after the sun. Because the moon circles around the earth, he changes periodically its inclination to the sun; therefore we see changing phases. The time for one complete lunation is 29.5 days (709 hours).

Constellation Orion: The great Orion nebula / M 42 (Fig. 25)

Right Ascension: 05h 33' (hours : minutes)

Declination: -05° 25' (Degrees : minutes)

Though it is 1,600 light years away, the Orion nebula (M 42) is the brightest nebula object at the sky - visible even with naked eyes and a worthwhile object for telescopes of all kinds and sizes. It consists of a gigantic cloud of hydrogen gas with a diameter of hundreds of light years, taking a field on the sky of 10^ .

Constellation Lyra: The Ring Nebula / M 57 (Fig. 26)

Right Ascension: 18h 52'

Declination: +32^58'

Distance: 4,100 light years

The famous Ring Nebula is often called the prototype of planetary nebulae; he belongs to the northern hemisphere summer sky's pieces of splendour. Recent investigations have shown that he is a ring of light-emitting matter that surrounds its central star (only visible in bigger telescopes). If one could look onto its top, he would see a structure like the Dumbbell Nebular / M 27

Constellation Vulpecula (little fox):

The Dumbbell Nebula / M 27 (Fig. 27)

Right Ascension: 19h 59'

Declination: +22^43'

Distance: 1,250 light years

The Dumbbell Nebula / M 27 was the first planetary nebula ever found. On July 12th, 1764, Charles Messier discovered this new and fascinating class of objects. We can see it directly from its equatorial pane. If it could be viewed from top, we would appear like the Ring Nebula / M 57. This Object can even be viewed at average weather conditions at low magnifications.

2. Troubleshooting

Mistakes:

No picture

Help:

Remove dust protection cap and sunbathe-shield from the objective opening.

Blurred picture

No focus possible

Bad picture

Adjust focus using focus ring

Wait for temperature to balance out

Viewing object visible in the finder, but not through the telescope

Never observe through a glass surface

Adjust finder (See Part II-4)

Despite using star

diagonal prism

the picture is

"crooked"

The star diagonal prism

should be vertical in

the eyepiece connection

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DISPOSAL

Dispose of the packaging materials properly, according to their type (paper, cardboard, etc). Contact your local waste disposal service or environmental authority for information on the proper disposal.

Please take the current legal regulations into account when disposing of your device. You can get more information on the proper disposal from your local waste disposal service or environmental authority.

Downloads:

  • Astronomy software
  • Moon map
  • Instruction Manual

The regular guarantee period is 2 years and begins on the day of purchase. To benefit from an extended voluntary guarantee period as stated on the gift box, registration on our website is required.

You can consult the full guarantee terms as well as information on extending the guarantee period and details of our services at www.bresser.de/warranty_terms.

Informations generales

Distance: 384.401 km

Advertencias de character general

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jExiste PELIGRO DE CEGUERA!

BESCHERMING van privacy!

Brandp. Telescoop: Brandp. Oculair = Vergroting

Voorbeelden:

Brandp. TelescoopBrandp. OculairVergrotting Vergrotting met Barlowlens 3x
700 mm 20 mm 35X 105X
700 mm 4 mm175X 525X

6.2. Zenitspiegel (enkel Refractor)

Del I - Sammensetting

1. Generelt/plassering

Observer已经超过 the speed of light, but it takes too long to reach the ground.

Desuden skal du sorge for, at teleskopet stared en solid bund, i hoge med jordoverfladen.

3. Vertical og horizontal indstilling

3.1. Vertikal indstilling

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B cHTpe nonr 3peHHa. (No. 15, A). O6bekt lyuwe Bbl6npaTb He 6nnke yem B 200-300 M ot ce68.

TnyB Tpy6y HckateH, nobOpauHbIe 3 nnn 6 perynpoBOHybIX BnHTOB Do tex NpO, noka OBeKt He noaBnTcB NepeKePcTeB E h3npa.
H06paKeHne, KOTOpbe Bbl Do 3TOBO BnDEHn Upe3 nnH3y TeNEckOna, TenePB DdoJNHO 6blb

BnHToTOuHO B ceHTpe BN3npa Tpy6bl NcKaTeIe (2) (No. 15, B).

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - BbipabHbAHne HcHateTn - 1

COBET:

HekotopbIe HcKaTeH He IMeHOT BCTpoEHHOf yHKnHNpeBOPota n3o6paKeHHaB TAKOM cnYae n3o6paKeHHe B HcKataE 6yEt NpeBepHyTbIM -3TO he ABnRETCOun6KO.

BbipabHbBaHHe NcKaTeNrTHIOB 2 H3 (CBeTOHOHOHbI HcKaTeJIb)

CBeToIOHOHbNckatEnb CNeIyET OTpepynnpoBaTb Npeid IcNoIb3OBAHNEM.Tpy6a CBeToIOHOHorO NckatEn H rnaBHaN Tpy6a Teneckona DonKbHb HxOHTBC B ODHAKOBOM NONOKeHH (napanenbHO Dpyr dpyr).

BCTabBe OKynpC cAmbIM 60nbHm FOKyChbIM pacCToHHem B 3eHHTHOE 3epKANO (No.12b, TOnbKO dNn TEneCKONOB-pePpAKTOPOB) HIN npRMO B DEPKaTeB OKynpa (No.13, TOnbKO dNn TEneCKONOB-pePfNeKT-TOPOB).HaBeNTe TeneCKON Ha YETKNI OSeBkT Ha 3EmNE - KONOKBHIO eKPN, PfHOER HA DOME H np., - N OTpeYrnpHyte ERO TAK, Yo6bI OSeBkT NOAIBINCA

BueHTpe nOJI 3peHHN (No.15a,A).ObbektIyUWe BbIbnpaTb He 6nHexe YEM B200-300 MOTce6r.

BknIOHTe CBeTOIOHOHb NCKaTeIb (2) nepeKIOHcATEm E BKI/BblKJI (ON/OFF, No. 1b, Z). Bbl6peTte,2" dHem nnn,1"Houho.

TnBpy6CBeToHNOHO HCKaTeN, NOBopaunBaIte peryHPOBOUH BnHTbI rOp3OHTaBHO (No. 1b, X) N BepTHKAnbHO (No. 1b, Y) NaCTpoKN Do tex nop, NOA He yBnIe B ueHTpe H3o6paKeHn KpacHYo ToCHy (No. 15b, C). Teneb HcKaTeN b TEneckon OTperynpOBAHbOTHOcHTeBHO dpyr dpyra.

3aunTHaH KpbIwKa

YTO6bI 3aunITb BHYtpenHocnTeleckona OT nbIN n rpa3n,OTBepCTne Tpy6bI 3akpbBaetc nIe3aunTHoKpbuKoN (No.11,X).Pepe H6NIODENHEm CHMNTe 3Ty KpbuKy.

YctaHObKa OkyIpa

B TeJeckonax-peΦpaTopax

B komnneke Teneckony noctablanotc Da okynpa (18) n daharha hna npn3ma (19).KaKdbi oynp daet cboe ybenuehne, ta KTO Bb MOKeTe CdeNaTb HxHbIy BbOp.

PpeKHe yem yctAHOBnTb OKyIepn3My, CneIyET CHrTb C Tpy6bl nIbe3aunTHyo KpbuKy.

Ocna6bte BnHT (No. 12a, X) Ha tpy6e coeHNHeHr OKyIpa n BCTaBbTe dHaorohJIbHyIO npN3My. ChoBa 3aTaNHTe BnHT (X) Ha tpy6e coeHNHeHr OKyIpa.

3aTeM ocna6bTe 3aKHMHOB BnHT (No.12b,X),BCTaBBte 20-MM OKyIarp B3EHTHoe 3epKaIO N CHOBA 3aTnHnTE BnHT.

Y6eHTEcB, YTO OKyIrp CmOTpHT BepTKKaIbHo BBex. EcnI 3To He TaK, ocabIbe BnHT (No. 12a, X) Ha TpyE coeINHeHH OKyIrpA n NoBepHTne dAnoHaJIbHy npI3My B BepTKKaIbHOe NOIOXeHne. CHMInTe nbIe3aUHTHYK pBluKc Y c Tpy6bl TEneKcona.

B TeJeckOnax-peΦJIeHTopax

Ocna6bte 3aHMMHO BnHT Ha depKATe OkyIpa (6).Bo3bMnte noCTaBnEMbI B KOMIIeKTE OkyIrp C 20-MM fOKyChbIM pacctoHHem (18)

N BCTaBtTe ERO npAMOBdepHataEnbOkynpA.3aTnHte 3aKMMhIbe BHTb pykoN (No.13,X).CHMNITe nbIe3aunthyO KpbuKy c Tpy6bl Teneckona.

HcnoJb3OBAHHe Teleckona

MOHTHPOBka

B KOMNNEKTE Teneckona NoCTaBnAeTc a3MMyTaIbHaH MOHTnPoBka, KOtopyko NERKO HcONb3OBaTb. OHa No3BoIaRr nepemeuaTb Tpy6y TeneCKONA NO BepTHKaIIu Irop3oHTaII.

YCTaHOBka

OueHb BaKHO haHTN HOyBIO TEMHO MecTO, TAK KAK NHOOE OCBeUeHne (B TOM cHNE I yINHHbIe FOHApH) 6yET BHOCHb NOMEXH B FOKcN bHNMOCTb. DaITe rna3Am npHBkHyTb K TMHOte NOCNE OCBeUeHHo KOMHaTbI. PnIMepHO yepe3 20 MNHT MOKHO HauHHaTb Ha6NIODaT He6eChbIe OBeKtBi.

He nCnoB3yIte Teneckon B 3aKpbIbIX MecTax. YcTaHOBITE TeneckON I npncnOcoBleHnnpimepHo 3a noJlaca do hauana HabNIODeHH, YTO6bl DaTtempepaty B trye Teneckona BbipOBHNbCR. Y6eNTecB, CTO TeneckON cToHT Ha nNoCKOH naEeKHO NOBepXHOCTN.

BepTKaIbHoe BbIpaBHnBaHHe

Ocna6bte FHKCpuyuun BnHT (No. 14a, X) npeBnBHeTre ty6y BBepx HnBn3. Korda hainTe npabInbHoe noLoKeHne, 3aTnHite FHKCpyuounn BnHT. HactpoKa 3aFHKCnpoBaHa.

Ytobc ncreKa HMeHHTb NonoKeHHe Tpy6bl, MoKHO cyTB NOBepHybpeynpoBOuHoe Koneco (No.14b,Y).Ipeed Tem KaCHOBa HactpaHBaTb

Tpy6y,ocna6bTe ΦHKCNpyUoiuΦHHT(X).

Topn3oHTaJIbHOe BbipabHbAHne

Ocna6bte KcnpyUoHn BnHT (No. 16, Z) n nepeDbHbTe Tpy6y no rOpH30HTaII B HyKHOe IIOKeHne. 3aTnHtE qKcnpyuHn BnHT.

Ha6njoenne

HaueIbte Teneckon Ha BbIbpaHHbI o6BeKT. IaIaB Tpy6y CBetoNDHO Horo NcKATEJI, UeHTpnpYte O6BeKT B NOLE 3peHnA (KpaHAR ToKa), DBIRAR Tpy6y no RopnsOHTann H BeptNKann.

Ecπ Tenepb B3rIaHyTbYepe3NnH3y,BbyYbIaNTeYBeIaHHeHHbO6bEKT. Ecπ Fokyc HeetKm,NoBepHnte Koneco FokycnpOBKn.4To6bl yBeIaHueHne 6bIb0bn6oJIbSe,MOxHO CMeHHTb NnH3y.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - Ha6njoenne - 1

COBET: NaHnHaTe KaJDoe Ha6IIOJeHne C CaMbIM MaJIeHbKIM yBeJIuHHeHm (20-MM LInH3a).

O6hApyKeHHe 3Be3a

Chauana Bam 6yET TpyHNO haHTN 0b6eK T He6e, TaK KaK 3Be3dbI CO3Be3dHIOCTOHHO DBInaOTCH IN XN NIOJKeHne MeHReTcB 3ABIN CmOCTn OT BpeMeHN rOda, DaTb H BpeMeHN. NckHoueHne - NpIpaHae 3Be3da.

Oha Bcerda HaxoDITCB OJHOM NIOXKeHH, NO3TOMY ABJIeTCa TQKOI OTCeTa Ha BCex KAPtAX 3Be3dHorO He6a.

Ha Kapte MoKHO HaHTx XopoOo N3BecThbIe 3Be3bI n CO3Be3dN, KOTOpbIe BnHbI kpyTbI ro. Ho NOMHITe, YTO NOIOKeHHe He6eChbIX TEL3aBNCNT OT DaTb I BpEMEH.

Pnncno6neHn

B KOMNNEKTE K TENECKONY NOCTABNIAOTCA pa3nHbIe npNCnoc6JIeHNH. B 3aBNCIMOCTH OT MOeEN, B KOMNNEKT MOrY BXoINb NEpeuNCJIeHNbIE HnKe npNCnoc6JIeHNH.

OkynpbI

MeHnTe OkyIpaIy, yTo6bI n3MeHnITb yBENuHHe HteNeckona.

ΦopMyna BbHcneHn yBeneHHa:

φokychoe pacctoHne Teneckona / φokychoe pacctoHne OkyIpa = yBelenueHne

HapnMep:

Co3BcE3nE Inpa (pnc.26)

KoJIbueBaTymaHHOCTb/O6BeKT M57.

PpMOE BOCXOXJDeHHe: 18453

CknloheHne: +33° 02

PacctoHHe: 2412CBETOBbIXNET

H3BcTHyKoNbueBaTymaHHOCTb qactoHa3bIbAOT npOTOnnOM nAnHeTApHbIX TymaHHOCTe, OHa pInnaHdJIeKHT K cambIM npEkpachbIM o6BeKtAm HeTHe rHeBaepHom NpUwapnn. HeaBnHE HCCNEOBAHN NOKa3an, YTO hONpEcdTaBnET cOBoi KOBu CEBToNCnyCkAoIeero BeIeCTBa, KOtOpoe OKpyKaet CEHTpaIbHy 3Be3dy (ee MoKHO yBnTe ToNkBO B0bnHne TeneckOnbl).

Ecn6bMOKHO B3rHHTb Ha Hee Cbepy, MoKHO 6bIO 6b pa3- rIaTeB ctpkTyp, noo6HyTOymaHHOCTnFaHTen (M27).

Co3Be3nE Jncn4a (pHc. 27)

TymaHHocTh RaHTenb/O6BeKT M27.

PpMOE BOCXOXKDeHHe: 19459

CknnoheHne: +22°43

PacctoHHe: 1360CBetobbixnet

TymaHHOCTb FAnTeB / O6BeKT M27 - nepBaorOtKpbItar nHaHeTapHar TymaHHOCTb. LApNb MeCcBe 06hApyKnI 3OT HObBn BnD He6eChbIX 06BeKTOB 12 HIOIA 1764 rOJa. MoMKeH a6NIOaTaB 3Ty TymaHHOCTb

npMo B ee 3KBaToPnAhlBHO qAcTn. EcHn 6bl MoXHo 6blNo BnDeTb ee CBepxOHa 6bl npEcdTa n BnDE KOnbueBo TymaHocTn (06BeKT M57).

3TOT 06bEKT MOKHO BnDeTb DaKe npHn3KOM yBeJIuYeHN B O6bUHbIX nOToDhblx ycNoBHX.

YcTpaHeHHe Bo3MOHHbIX npo6nEM

HETn06paKeHHN CHIMMTE Ctpy6b NblJEaunTHyo KpbuKU H 3aunTy OT CONHeuHOrO

CBeta.

H3o6paXeHHe HeTeKHe OTepyIInpyIte FOKyC nOMoubKOJIbua FOKYCUPOBKN

Teeckon He cokycpobatb IdoKnTe, noka BbipOBHETc TEMepaTpa

H3o6paKHe HIOXoe HIKoRda He Ha6IOaTe Yepe3 CTekNO.

Ha6nloaembObjectOpTeynpyteNckateB

BnDcH B NCKaTeJe,

HO He BnDcH BTeNECKO

HecmToHa HcnoB3ObaHHe DnaRoHaJIbHa npH3Ma doJHKHa dHaRaHOHaBHn npH3Mb, HaxoHtBcB CoeINHeHH

KapTHHKA NCKaKeHa OKyIpa B BepTKKaJIbHOM NOLOKeHHN

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - YcTpaHeHHe Bo3MOHHbIX npo6nEM - 1

YTNH3AUHA

YTNINHpyIe yynakOBky kak npdIncaHO 3aKOHm. Pn HEO6xOIMMOCTN npoKOHCyIbTIpyTEc b MeCTHBIMB BNACTHM.

Pn ytnn3auny cTpoHCTBa co6nOaTe DeIeCTbYIOUe 3aKHOdATEnbHbIe HOpMb. INΦoPMaUNo no npabInbHOn ytnn3aunm MOKnHO nOnyuB KOMMMyHbHcNHy6e ytnn3aunm NIN B OTndeNo 3aunTe OKpykaHoue Cpebl.

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ONACHOCT OT OCENRAHE!

HnKOra He HnOIN3BaIte TOBA yCTPOIcTBO 3a Da IneIate DnPeKTHO KbM cIbHuTe ONo nocoka Ha cnBHeTo. CbIeCTByA ONAPCHOCTOTOCNIIEIRAHE!

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - ONACHOCT OT OCENRAHE! - 1

ONACHOCT OT 3AДУЛABAHE!

Dea Morat Da H3NONBAt yCtpoCTBOTo cAmo Nod HaA3OpOT Bb3pactEn. Dpbjte ONAOBbUHn MaTePnAn (HaNoHOBN nnKOBe, rymenHeNtN n dp.) Ha HeOcTbNHO 3a Dea MRCTo! HMa ONIACHOCT OT 3A DYLIJIABAHIE

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - ONACHOCT OT 3AДУЛABAHE! - 1

ONACHOCT OT NOKAP!

He octabrte yctpoBCTBOtno n haB-Beue neuine, 3n0KeHN Ha npka cIbHueBa CBETInHa KoUeHTpaunra Ha cbETInHaT a Mojo da pnpHH noHap.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - ONACHOCT OT NOKAP! - 1

BHIMAHHE!

He pa3rno6BaBte yctpoCTbTO. B cnya, ye b3HnKHe HnKaKbB DeEeKt, MONa CbPdKeTe Ce h NaHua TbpROBcN pRedCTaBHTen. Toi ue Ce CbPhe Cbc cepBn3Hn Hn eHTp n He 3npatyctpoCTbTO 3a NonpaKBa, ako e Heo6xDoMnO.

He 3nlaarate yctpoCTBOTO h BAICKA TEMpepaTypa.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - BHIMAHHE! - 1

3aHTa Ha NnHOTnpocTpaHCTBO!

npncnoc6bHe nca npedna3aueHn cmo 3a IHHoI non3BaHe. MoN yBxaKaBaJIte npabOt ha yeDInHeHne H aDpyrXopa-H ne 3nnon3BaJIte npncoc6bHe 3a da TneDat B uKdAn anaptAmTe HnpanMep.

Akecoapnte MOraT da ce pa3JIuHaBaT B 3aBnCMoCT OT MOeJa.

Bcnqun qactn (fnr.1-3)

Ty6yc Ha Tepeckona
LED-Tbpcay
3 BnHTObe 3a peYnpaHe
OTBOPHaTy6yca
5 06eKTHB/OrneIaNo-OTBOP
6 Okypanen Bb3en
7 Ipbcteh 3a hactpoika ha foKyca
KpeenHHBHTOBe(Ty6yc)
MOHTHPOBkA
10 KyTn83 npHnAdneKHoCTn
BnHTObe 3a 3aKpenBaHe (CTaTHB)
12 Kpenexhen BnHT 3a OTdeneHneTo 3a npnaHaeKHOCTN
13 TpHnHr
14bpaay(Tbpcau)
BnHTOBe 3a 3aKpenBaHe (rnaBa Ha CTaTHBa)
16 InaBa Ha CTaTnBa
17BepTKaHaHnHa HacTpoKa
13 Okynya
19 3eHHTHO orIeJaIO (cAmO 3a IeIoBn TeJeCKoN)
20 Jeta Ha Bapnoy
1 DbpaHn (OTdeneHHe 3a npHaanEHHocTH)
Dbpykaa3a cMapTOH

YactI-Crno6BaHe

1.06uynyka3aHn/MectononoJxHeHne

Teu ykaaHn 3a noBaHae ce OTHaT 3a crNo6RaHTo np a6Ota TpePpakto (TeneckOni C neu) n pePektOtn (TeneckOni C orneJaTa) c AaMMyTaHa MOHTnOBka.

3aToBa OTdEnHn pacAsKn OT yka3aHnra Ta nocBeteHN Ha pa3nHnTe MoDenn TeneckOnn. PpHaJNeJxHcOteMorat da Ba napat MeKny pa3nHnCeMoDeN TeneckOnn (BHX.6 pInaJneXHcOhtN).

IpeDn Da 3anOHTe Cbc CrnoBbAHeTo N36epTe NoXoJIO MRCTO 3a Baunr TeneckOn. DObpe ue e ToBa MRCTO da HMA Do6pa BNDMOCT KbM He6eto, 3dpaba OCHOBu IocTaBHy PocCTpAnCTBO HAOKONO.

Pbpo H3BaTe BcHKn Yactn OT onakOBkata. C NOMOHTHa HIOCTpaTINBhata CXema npOBepTe DaJIH BCHKn Yactn Ca HANUHN.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - 1.06uynyka3aHn/MectononoJxHeHne - 1

YKA3AHHE!

Baxho: 3aBnHTBaIte BCnKn BnHToBeTe Ha pKa 3a da npDoTbPaTHe npeBpTaHTo Hm.

2. TpHnOr

Пьрвиздьрайе средпгу OT TrPte Крака Ha Тинога (13)do JenaHata BncoUHa.CneToba noCTaBeTe N 3aBHTe T aKpenBaunite BnHTObe (11)КbM TrpHora (ФИR.5).

3. MoTHIpOBKa + CtaTnB

3a da 6bde do6pe 3akpeneha MOHTNPOBkata (9) KbM ctaTbA, TpRbA
da 6bde noCTabEHa B rnaBata Ha ctaTbA (16). 3a ueTbA TpRbBA da
Bkapate BnHTOBete (15) C NOIOXHH MaHbM npE3 dynKHe Ha rnaBaa
Ta HA cTaTbA N IbPkaHa MOHTNPOBkata (Φm. 6). CneT ToBa ce
NoCTABT BTOPa WaiBa N KPNuATa rAraHa N BnHTbT ce 3aBnHTBa.
PioueepaIte no CbuHa HauHc O cctAHAnTe Dba IbPkaHa DoKaTo
3dPabo 3akpenite MOHTNPOBkata KbM ctaTbA.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - MoTHIpOBKa + CtaTnB - 1

YKA3AHNE!

O6bPheTe BHMMAHne Ha ToBa, Ye IbprKaHte (21) 3a KytNtTa 3a npHaadJeKHOCTn Ha TpHOra ca O6bPHaTHn HABTpe.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - YKA3AHNE! - 1

CbbET!

Ako Noctabite Manbk HnBEnHbPxy KytnrTa 3a npHaJndLeKHOCTN 1e MoKeTe NO-NECHO Da Haflacnte CTATNB XOPIN3OHTANHO NIOJOKHEHe.

4. KyTHATA 3a npHaJdJIeHKnOcTH

Pbpo pa3Bbptete HaTbHnO KpeENHHn BHT Ha OTdeneHHeTO 3a npHaNAdEeKHOCTn (12). Nocne nocTabete OTdeneHHeTO 3a npHaNAdEeKHOCTn (10) KaTTo e noka3aHO Ha Phr.7. HAcpar 3aBnTe Ha pKa KpeENHHn BHT (12) 3a Da nnKcnpaTe OTdeneHHeTO 3a npHaNAdEeKHOCTn (10).

5. Ty6yc

IocTaBeTeTy6yCaHaTeneckona(1)BbB BnKaTaHaMOHTnpOBKaTa(9). CneToBa3aTeHHeTe 3aKpeINBaunTe BnHTOBeOTDbeteCTpaHnHaPbKa (fir.8).

6. Béptнкална синна Habstpoиka

3a da MOHTnPATE BepTNKALHATA FHa HAcTPOKa (17), BKapaTe loCTa 3a peYIMPaHe Ppe3 CbOTBETHNdPkau (X) KbM MOHTnPOBkata (FInr. 9a).

CnEToBAOTbBpTeBnHTa(Y)3aNoCTa3a perynipane nNoctabete NoctaHaDpyTnKpa.BnHTbT(Y)Ce3aBnHTBaOTHOBo (fmr.9b).

Bankho: He 3aBnHTBaIte ΦHKcpaunBnHT (X) 3a BepTNHaHnHaTa ΦHb HAcTpoHbTbPde cHJIHO. B npOTHBe cIyaua Ty6y- ca HMa da MoHe da ce perylnpa BbB BHCouHnA.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - Béptнкална синна Habstpoиka - 1

ONACHOCT OT OCJENRAHE!

HnKora He rneIaTe C to3n ypei dIpeKeTHO KbM cIbHuTe oIIb IocKaIbKcMb cIbHuTeo. CbIeCTByBa OIAPHOCT OT OCJIeRBAHE!

7. MoHTaX Ha LED-Tbpcaya

YnhaHHe:LED-Tbpcaytpaanonara c6aTepeHnKHO npn pBpBOHaayanHTo CN cbctoHHe Ha doCTabHa e NOcHpyeHa c nlaTmacOBo FOJHo 3a Da He H3NaHHe.To Tp6Ba da 6bJe OTcTaPHeHO npEnI PbBTO BkIOUbaHe (Hr.1d).

Tbpca4-MOHTaH-

LED Tbpcay C 6bp30 MoTHIpaHc

LED-Tbpcayt(ΦHr.1a)NHEROBHTe bpxaun npedctabnBaT eHNO. NtB3hetepkayetoHaLED-TbpcaaDokpaB CbOTBeTHATA OCHOBA HaTy6ycaHaTeNEckona(ΦHr.10,X).NoTo3nHaHHDbpxaYtCe 3actonopba.

BauHoo: BHHMaBaHte, npn NoctabHHeO, o6eHTHBt Ha LED-TbpcaHa da coOn B nocKa OTbopa Ha Ty6yca (Phr. 1, 4).

8. Hacoubahe Ha Tbpcaa

LED-Tbpcayt Tp6Ba Da 6bde HactpoeH npedyn ynoTpe6a. Toba O3nauaba, ye LED-Tbpcayt N ty6ycbT Ha Teneckona Tp6Ba Da 6bda napalenho haooyen.

IocTaBeTc OkynpA c Hai-rolmToO fokycho pa3ctoHHe B 3eHNTHOTOrneDano (fHr. 12b, cmo 3a TeneckOnn C neun) nnn CbotBtHO dpeKTHo B OKynpHnB b3en (fHr. 13, cmo npu TeneckOnn C orneJana).BnnpaTe C teneckOnna hKn o-roJAM o6eht Ha pa3ctoHHe OT OKJ0300 M (HannpMep NOKPbHa KbUa, KyaHa ucbpkBa n T.H.) TaKa, Yoe6kTB Da ce NOBn B cpedata Ha spitEnHTo none (fHr. 15, A).

Cera BkIOUeTe LED-Tbpcaa (2) c KonHcTo 3a BkIOUbaHe nI3KIOUbaHe (fHr. 1b, Z). N36epete CTeHEn.2" 3a paObaTpe pE3 DeHn ININCTeEH "1" 3a paOba Tpe3 PpE3 LED-Tbpcaa I ro HAcTpOte KaTO B'ptITE XOpNtOHTaHnHn (fHr. 1b, X) INBepTKaJIHHa (fHr. 1b, Y) BnHT 3a peryIinahe TaKa, Ye da BnKdAte UpeBHeHata ToKa B CpeDAta Ha KapTInHa (fHr. 15, B). IIO To3n HauHH LED-Tbpcaa I TeLEeKoNa ca HAcTpOeHN EDIN CNPIMO Dpyr.

Baxho: Kaptnhata B Teneckona ige 6bde c rnaBata haDony, ako He h3non3BaTe Heo6xOdmata npctabka 3a o6pbuahe Ha 6pa3a (hanpHmep 3eHTHO orJeao).

9.ПпeпаэнКачета

3a da ce npedna3r BtpeHHTte aactn Ha Baun Teneckon ot npax mPbcoTH Ha 0Bopa Ha ty6yca HMa npedna3Ho Kanaue (Hr. 11, X). CbuO taka npedna3HO kanaue HMa n Ha OKyIaRn Hb3en (Hr. 1, 6).

Pn ha6nloheno otctpaheTe kanaayetata ot TBOpnte.

10. NocTabaHHe Ha Okynnpa

10.1.npu Teleckonn c neun (peoapantopn)

B cTaNapTnOTo o6OpyDbaHe Ha Baunr Teneckon HMa dBe Okynpa (18) n eHNO 3eHNTHo ORneIano (19).

CokyIapnTe onpeDeneTKeOHKpeTHo yBeJIuHHeHHeTo Ha Baunr TeNec- KOI.

IpeHn da noctaBHTe OKyIpaHTe H 3EHHTOTo ORNeIaNo,OTcPaHeTe npnda3HNTe KanaTcE OTOKyIpaTHN Bb3en (6).OTbTpTe 3akpenBa- uHHT (ΦIr. 12a, X) Ha OKyIpaTHN Bb3en H NpBPO BKapAte 3EHHToROrAnDIO. Cne ToBA oTHOBO 3aBNTe BHNTA (X).

3aKpenete no cBunna HauHH, 4pe3 OTbHbaHe n 3aBbHa He Ha 3aKpenBa- uHnT (FInr. 12b, X) OKyIap- 20MM B 3eHNTHoTo OrneJaNo.

O6bphete BHMHHe Ha TOBA, MCTOTo 3a rneHa He OkyIpa Da 6bdeBepTKaHnHO Harope. TOba yneChraBRA rneDaHTo. B npOTBeH cnyaP a3xnaTe BnHTa (ΦIr. 12a, X) Ha OKyIpaHH B3eJ n 3aBbptTe 3EHNTO rOeIado B tazn no3uNur. OTcPaHete npedna3HOTo kanaue OT OTbopa Ha ty6yca (ΦIr. 11, X).

10.2.npu tenechonn c orneana (pefnektopn)

OTbnTe 3akpenBaunn BnHT Ha okynapnBb3en (6). Bzemete Oknynpa (18) C haH-nrnoMo fokycho paoCTOnHee (20mM) n ro noctabeI dneKTHo bBbB3ena. 3aBnTe Ha pbka zakpeBaunn BnHT (Fnr. 13, X). OTrcpaHete npednahto Kaane ot OTbopa H aTy6ya (Fnr. 11, X).

CACT II - PABOTA C TEJNECKONA

1. MoTHnPoBkA

Baunr Teneckon e 6opdybAH c necha 3a 6opabene "a3myTnHa MOHTPObKa". C He Ie MoKTe Da DnKHe Baunr daNeKOrneI xOpH3OHTANHO (DnCHO/naBO) N BePTNKAnHO (rope/Dony).

2.ПОЗИЧИНИРанe

TbMHOTOMRCTOeMHORBaXHO3aMHORHa6JIODeHn,TbKATOcMyuBaaunCBETINH(nAMn,yNHyOOCBETneHHe)MOrat3aHuHTENHO daHAMaIITdAaIHATAACHOTA HA KAPTHHata,NOyueHaOTeneckona.

Korato HOUEM H3IN3ATE HaBbN OT OCBETHO MRCTO OYTE Bn Tp6Ba TbpBO DA pNBKNHAT KbM TbMHHNATA. CJeI OKOIO 20 MNHyTH MOKeTe da 3anoCHete cactpo-Ha6NIoDEHMeTo.

He npobexkaTe Ha6IIOeHnHa 06ekTHn HABhOT 3aTbopeHH NOMEueHH, a NOCTABETe TEleckona C pNHAADLeXHOCTHE HA POxOxAIO MRCTO HABh3a OKONO 30 MNHTu PneI HaNAHOTo HnHa6IIOeHnEO 3a Da ce OcHpyn H3paBBOHBeHa TMepaTpya B Ty6Cyac.

Ocbhen ToBa Tp6Ba Da BHHMaBATE, npn NoCTaBHeTo Ha TeNeckona, OCHOBATA da e paBHa n Cta6HnHa.

3. Beptnkana H xopn3oHTaHa NaCTpoKa

3.1 BepTHKaHaHaCTpOHa

Pa3xla6te ΦHKCpuaHnBnHT (ΦnR. 14a, X) nDbHKTe Ty6yca Harope HnADony. Korato noCTmHete JeenaHata O Bac nO3uHn, 3aBnTe OTHOBO BnHTa Ha pKa. Taka fHKcnpate HactpoiKaTata.

MHHMaJIHn IpomEn MoKeTe Da npaBnte KaTo Bbptte Neko npcteHa 3a fokycnpaHe (ΦIr. 14b, Y). B cnya, Ye Jenaete HOBa hactpoiKa, HENpemEHNO OTBnTE PHKcnpaunu BNHT (ΦIr. 14a, X).

3.2 Xopn3oHTaHa HAcTpoHa (H3o6p.16)

3a da DBNKKHTe Teneckona XOpH3OHTaJIHO, OTXnaBete ΦHKcPaUHHI BINT (ΦnR. 16, Z) n3Abbptete YCTPOINCTBOTo B XeJHaHATA NOCOKA, BnCHo HnBBAHO. Korato NoCTHHeTe XeJHaHata Ot BacNo3HUN, 3aBnHTe OTHOBO BnHTA Ha pBka.

4. Na6nIOJeHne

HaocOte Teneckona KbM oEeKa, KOTo hCKaTe da Ha6NIOabate. IOrnneHete np3 (LED-) TbpcauHa Harnacete oEeKta C nomouTa Ha xOpINOHAnHATA n BepTKAnHATA HAcTPOKa HA Teneckona B cpeDaHa 3pIneHOTOnone (UepBeHa TOcKa / KpbCTue).

Nocne norendhepe np3 okynnpa u ue bnuite oebka ybenmuen. Cera Moke da 3anoHete c hactpoKaHa hokyca Ha kaptnHa tncpeCTBOM pntctena 3a fokycupahe (7).

OcbEN TOBa MoKe Da CMeHIne OKyIpa C TaKbB C No-ToJIaMo YBeHN-ueHne.

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - Na6nIOJeHne - 1

CbBET! 3anoyBaTe BcAko HabIoHeHne c OKyIap C MaIko yBeHHeHne (HaNPmep 20MM).

5. TbpcHe Ha 3Be3n

B haayanoto opneHTnpaHTo B 3Be3dHTo He6e CnpyhO ue Bn ce ctpyBa TpyHNO, 3aUOTO 3Be3dNte H cb3Be3dNHTa Ca NOCToHHO B DnKHeH N npomeHrT CBOTA No3nua HA He6eTO CNoped CE30Ha, DaTata N caca. EHNCTBEHOTIO n3KnUChE Ha He6eTO CNoped CE30Ha. TaNPaKTNeCKn HE Ce DBNNu CnJyn 3a N3xOJa TOcka HA BCNUKN 3Be3dNn KapTN. Ha KaPTINKATA (Phr.17) MoKeTe Da BNInTe HKOH ONo3HtN CB3Be3dNn KOHCTeNaUM OT 3Be3dN, KOnTO Ce BNkDat ppe3 qnilata roDnHa. NOppeD6aHa NTcB3e3dNtA Obaue 3aBmCOn DT aTata N yaca.

6.Пинадлжноctn

CtahdapttoOobopydaheHaBaunraTepeckonBknHouBaHpnaHJLeKHOCTn(ΦnR.2).CnopeKaHKpeTHMaMoEJI TOBaMOraTa6bDat CneHHTe qACTn:

6.1. OkjynpH:

Cbc cmaHata Ha okynapnte onpeJeTe yBEnueHneTo Ha Teneckona

ΦopMyna 3a H3uHcJIbAbe Ha yBEnHHeHTo:

Φok.pa3cTOnHHeTeNEckON:Φok.pa3cTOnHHeOkynρ=yBEnuHHe

Pnmeepn:

IIOYCTBAITE LEUHTE (Bn3bOpH n/Inn LEuIN) C MEKA Kbpna, KOrTO He OCTABR BnAkhA HIN Mbx (HanpImep MmKpOΦnbP). He HATNCKaTe CINHO C KbpNaTAt 3a Da He HADpackate LEUHTE.

3a Da OCTpaHIne NO-ynOpnHTe 3aMbpCRBaHn. HABNaXHeTe NOuCTBaUata KbPna c pa3TbOp 3a NOuCTBaHe Ha OvHla N TbkAte HEHXO LEHNT C HRe.

IpeJn3BaIte ycTpoIcbTO ot npax HbIaRa! CneJynoTpbe6-o0-6eHO B ycIOBHa BA BCOKA BnaKHOCT-OCTABeY cTpoIcbTO Da Ce AKINMaTHnPa 3a N3BeCTHO BpeMe, 3a Da MoKe OCTaTBHATA BlaIa Da Ce n3napi.

CACT III -Ппнлжени.

1.Bb3MOHHNObEHTNuHa6HIOHeHne

BdoIbIHeHne CMe No6pannn pa3rCHnnn 3a Bac HAKoKMO Hmoro HInTepeChn He6eChn 06EKN. KbM npInEkaunite N3O6paKeHN B kpar Ha yka3aHaHTA 3a non3BaHe MoKeTe Da BNITE Ka Kc ue Ce BnKdT O6eTte p93 Baun TeneckOn c pa3nHnnte Okyarpn npn Do6pn ycNoBHn 3a Ha6nIOeHne.

Jyha (n3o6p.24)

IyHata e eHNCTBENr ECTeBcH CATEHn Ha 3emrTa Op6nTa: ca. 384.400 KM OTdaneheHa OT 3emrTa

Dnametbp: 3.476KM

Pa3CTOHHNE: 384.401 KM

Cnied Cnblheto Nyhatae BTOPHT NO RpKoCT o6ekt Ha He6eTo. Tb KaTo Nyhata npABn EDHa NtHa OBNKoJa OKO NO 3emrta 3a eHN Mecu, BblT MEkdy 3emrta. Nyhata n CnblHcTe Oe npOMeHr NOCTORHHO; TOBa c BeNkDy OTKInHe NA HYNHIne paAn. BpeMe To Meky Dbe nocneIOBATEHn PaHn HA HOBOYHm e 295 nn (709 yaca).

Cb3Be3dne OPHOH/M42 (Hs06p.25)

PeKTacueH3n: 05:32.9 (aocBe : MHyTN)

ДeКинана: -05:25 (rpayn : MHyTN)

Pa3cTOrHHe: 1.500CBETINHHItoHH

CbCBoeTo pa3ctoHHetoOT 3emrTa OT 1.600CBETNHHIOHNMBIIBAHATAOpnOH(M42)eHAI-RpKATAINy3HaMByBnHA HEBETO BnIMACnOPOKNOBekt,KOHO CTaCn3acnykaba Da Ce BnD C TeLENEONCBCRACKBNpa3MePn,OTHauMknB6HOKbnDoHai-ronEMTcEOMNBOCEBPATOPHN KOCMHueckn TENECKONXb6bl.

CTaba B'bpoc 3a no-ToMaTa Yact OT Docta o6Hpeo6nak OT BoDopoeH ra3 npax, KoTO ce npocTpa c HAD 10 rpaUca nped nonOBHaTAOT C3B3e3dHeTo OpnoH. Pa3npocTnpaHTo Ha To3n rnaHTckn 6nak O6BauaHa RkONKo CTOniN CBeTNIHHO RoDHn

Cb3Be3Dne INPA/M57 (n3o6p.26)

PektaeH3n: 18:51.7 (aocbe:MHyTN)

ДeКинhaць: +32:58 (rpaDyCn :MHHyTn)

Pa3cTOrHHe: 4.100CBETINHHIROHN

H3BcTHATAMbIIBHnRingM57BCb3E3dHToIpauectoceB3 npHemaKATO npOTOnHaIIaHETapHaMbIIBHnA;THe aCT OT KpacOTHe HAHTHO He6 BCEbpHO NONYkbl60.HaiHOBIne3cnedBAHnNOKa3Bat,Ye NO BCKa BEPOrTHOCT CTaba Bbnpoc 3a npbcTeH (Torus)OT RPKO CBeteMa MATEPH,KORTO OOBpBa CEHTPAnHATA 3Be3da (BIMnCaMoC TO RONEMTELECKOM),A He 3A KpBfNa HIN ENNCOBHnD ctpyKtpyoT ra. Ako YOBek NorJeHne MbIIBHnATa RingOTcpanh6n

My 3anpinyana HaMbIyBnHata Hpa (M 27).Pnp To3n o6eK BnKaMe TOHO NOIOCA HA MbIyBnHATA.

C3BBe3JHe Vulpecula / M27 (H3o6p. 27)

PektacnH3n:19:59.6(aCBe:MmHytn)

ДeКинHaця: +22:43 (rpaDycn : MHyTu)

Pa3cToHHHe:1.250CBETINHHHROdHH

MbrnBnHata Hpa (M 27) BvB Vulpecula e npbPaT OKpTa nlaHeTapHa MbrnBaHa. Ha 12.0nn 1764 Yapnc MecneP OTKnBaTO3N HOB N BblHyBaU Knaoc 06eKn. Hne MoKem da HApNoDABaMe TO3N 06eKT NOTH TOHO TO EKBAtopHnHATA my paBnHa. Ako MOKeSe Da BNIM MbrNaBHnata Inpa TOnlOca H, BepoTHO ueE da Nma FopMaT a H npbCTeH na npnHua HA MbrnBnHata Ring M 57.

To3n O6eKT MoKeJa 6bJe HabNIOaBaH dopn npn No-noON MeTeOponoTmHH yCIOBn H pnpNo-MaNKyBEnHHeHn.

2. OTeTpaHbHaBe HaIeΦeKTH:

Ipewka: Nomou:

HrMa 06pa3 maxhe Te npedna3HOTo Kanaue OTOTbopaHaO6eKTHBa

HcenO6pa0nTateHaHactponTefoKycac npbcteha 3a foKycupaHe

HeB3MOHHOCT H3aKaAte N3paBHBaBe Ha da ce FOKcHpa TempepaTpya (okono 30 MmH.)

Iloa KaTHa HnKOra He rnaeTe npes CTbKnO

Ha6nOdaBAAHrT OeK TAcTPOKa Ha Ce BnJa B Tbpcaya, Ho Tbpcaya (BnK II-4) He n npes3 Teneckona

"Kpmb"obpa3 Bbnpekn HauuHeta Ha 3eHHTHO orneado

Okyrphnrt Bb3eI B 3eHHTOTOrneJano Tp6Ba da 6bde BBBBePTIKaJIHO NIOJOKeHHe

BRESSER CLASSIC 60900 AZ - Ipewka: Nomou: - 1

H3XBbPJIaHE

I3xbprrte pa3dello onakobyHnTe Maepnann Cnped Bnida NM (xaptnk, kapton H np.). Cbprhete ce MeCTHaTc cny6a 3a pa3deNo cmTeocb6pane nnH nHTaunrta 3a ona3BaHe Ha OKoHnata Cpea 3a IHΦopMaunr OTHOCO npabuHnHO I3xbprrhe.

Mona Hmaite npedBnH hactounte 3akoHOBNa3nopeD6n, Korato n3xBpnte To3n ypei. Nobeue HnΦopMaua 3a pa3deHNOTo n3xBpnaHe MoKe Da Hamepi Pn MeCTHa CnyKb 3a pa3deHnCMetocb6npaHe nn HCTaHnra 3a ona3BaHe Ha OKoHnata cpda.

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