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@@vimalporwal4414 yes, but one side should be a tracing paper and the opposite side should have a small hole

It costed me Rs.1300/- when I made it.

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@@xistar1264 Hi.. full video is there in channel

Hi... we will get only an inverted image with this telescope

The design showed here is a bit flawed with it's ability to change focus quickly and things like that.. I would suggest getting an assembly for the focus and the 90° image erecting mirror tube .. that will also house your eye piece perfectly.. and things like collimation would be much easier.. this guy has done good ..but still the design is flawed at best .. tho it works for the moon .. the chromatic aberrations from the collimation not being perfect would not make it possible to capture the planets .. I've personally made a very janky setup with the same lens .. but atleast I can focus it as needed and collimate it .. and I've taken some pretty decent shots of Jupiter and saturn with this lens and an 8mm eyepiece

Because 25 x magnification and 25mm eyepiece can not observe that much and it also should have zenith mirror

This telescope gives only an inverted image.

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For the same telescope, we can use 8mm eyepiece to see planets. Total length has to be slightly adjusted using the provision already given.

Hi, I had bought the tripod from a local store. So I don't have a purchase link for that.

@@ManyaSrivastava-j2r All details are given in video description and also in video at 01:13

Hi... you can buy pipes and try again

Thank you. I have not tried seeing stars. But I feel there is no advantage seeing stars.

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@@dreamchess679 Yes, you will get the same lens used in the video..

@@arshinavalur8753 It is real. In video recording, moon was not clear. It is photo. Upto seeing into the telescope, it is video and then I have shown the photo I have taken through the telescope.

There is no need to illuminate the telescope to view the moon, etc

Yes.

@@jayendradani3572 Thank you😊

@@planetofmystery4787 Yes, you are right. I Just wanted to make it as simple as possible. For watching during night, doesn't make much difference. But painting black inside is always better.

For getting 16x magnification, with the current objective lens, eyepiece focal length needed is 700/16 = 43.75mm to be exact

But with the 25mm eyepiece used in this video, we already get 700/25 = 28x magnification.

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But the problem is that I have a 16X microscope eyepiece And I don't know it's focal length. I don't know if the focal length of 16X eyepiece of microscope would be 43.75. Because it's a microscope eyepiece and it may have its power calibration on it according to the microscope objective lens. Can you tell me if it's focal length would be exactly 43.75?

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Purchase link is given in video description.

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Hi... please watch the video in 0.75x speed without music if you feel its very fast....

Yes..

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Hi... I have used achromatic objective lens which reduces chromatic aberration.

The lenses are bought from anand traders. The purchase link is given in the video description. Pipes are bought from a local hardware shop.

Outer diameter

Hi... did you mean template?

Hi... for seeing planets, eyepiece with lower focal length eg. 8mm will be required.

Hi...Sorry... it's difficult for me to make on personal orders for the time being...