Fusion Science Refractor Telescope 360mm

The Fusion Science 360mm Refractor Telescope has been designed to show you the moon’s craters, Jupiter’s major moons, and even glimpses of Saturn’s rings. It also delivers great views of mountains and animals near and far in the world around us.Using Your Telescope:1. Practise ...The Fusion Science 360mm Refractor Telescope has been designed to show you the moon’s craters, Jupiter’s major moons, and even glimpses of Saturn’s rings.

It also delivers great views of mountains and animals near and far in the world around us.Using Your Telescope:1. Practise setting up when you are indoors and have lots of light. 2.

Take your telescope outside. Viewing objects through windows is not recommended. 3.

Let your telescope adjust to the outside temperature, as the lens may fog up. 4. Choose the darkest spot available.

Moonless nights are best for deep-sky objects. 5. Set up on a flat surface with a wide view of the sky.

6. When choosing an eyepiece, remember the lowest numbers have the highest magnification. 7.

Always be sure to remove the dust cap from the lens. 8. Start with the lowest power eyepiece for a wide view.

9. For a closer look at an object you’ve found, switch to a higher power eyepiece. 10.

To focus, slowly adjust the focuser knob until you have just passed best focus, then dial back to the best focus.