How To: National Geographic 70MM Refracting Telescope with Case 80 50070
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Explore the amazing views of the night sky with the National Geographic 70MM Refracting Telescope with Case. The constellation appears alive as the full moon emerges, casting a radiant glow upon the landscape below. Look through the optical tube and the 90-degree diagonal eyepiece to get a close-up view of the terrain around you and the vast solar system.
Policies & plans
Specifications
Ample 70mm aperture
Reveals lots of lunar details
Planetary features like Jupiter’s cloud belts or Saturn’s rings and some of the brightest objects
Panhandle mount for quick acquisition of objects
2 interchangeable Kellner eyepieces 20mm and 10mm
Use the red dot finder to locate observing targets
Downloadable Sky Software and Planisphere
National Geographic Branded
Warranty
This product is covered by the Sam's Club Member Satisfaction Guarantee.
Assembled Country
China
Assembled Size
30 x 30 x 42
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One look at the manual and was able to get it together, only thing I couldn't figure out was which focus wheel did what and just figured out how to tighten it by the handle so it doesn't tilt down. Ither than that it was pretty straight forward
Pls show how to add the phone thing pls
I found this link that shows how to use the phone connector, hope it helps th-cam.com/video/bLWQmMILFPs/w-d-xo.html
The round part is what you hook to the lens, since the lens has this rubber thing so you'll have to hook it to the lens first and then put the lens to the diagonal or telescope. Then you extend the clutch thing and fit your phone, move it and adjust until the camera lens is looking through the telescope lens.
Thank you. I couldn't have even gotten started without you.
I agree Meralerian I was so lost and I also needed a little help myself. This is my first time getting a telescope. And Tyler explained it quite well.
The built quality 😍 its not even close to toys😍
Good review. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!! ♥️
Thanks Tyler your a real one
Thanks for the video. I got one of these for Christmas and it doesn’t come with any instructions on how to assemble 🤷🏻♂️
Exactly!!!
Can you share the feedback. I am thinking to buy a one?
@@angadbagga9166 well I finally got it assembled but still have not figured out how to use it 😂
@@juice5435 haha.
If this thing doesn’t suit my liking, back in the box it goes.
I can't see a thing with this telecospe. The only good thing about this telescope is the name .
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Thanks
I need to thank you
your welcome!
How to use the Smartphone camera attachment I have a Samsung Galaxy S22 which has 3 lens
Phone adapter and how to align the red dot please?
To align the red dot simple use the telescope and point at a object in the distance. Once you find a object in the eyepiece youll turn on the red dot and align the red dot to what your looking at.
Does anyone know how to change the battery on the red dot sight
What about the phone part?
You just have to insert the phone adapter in the eyepiece, then lock it with the screw. If you will look at the picture on the box, you can easily figure it out. That’s what I did 😊
I’m not able to tell the difference with moving those little turn knobs for the red dot finder. On the side, it turns loosely and the other one on the bottom is tight. When I turn it on, I can see the red dot but I don’t understand exactly how it works with those knobs. Can someone please help me?
Hello. I am unable to attach the Diagonal. You show a small screw that holds it in place. My telescope does not have that little screw. What should I do?
I can’t see anything…I followed all the instructions and it’s totally black
Please show how to connect phone
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waiting time to adjust. Using Iphone 14 pro max too heavy to adjust. Have to return.
Help my screw wont screw
How do I buy parts for this telescope, got it used and missing front dust cover and eyepiece cap.
I emailed support for local deals and steals for return instructions in case I’m not satisfied. I hope they do right by me. Shame on ‘em if they don’t
Just got back from Sam's. Thought I was getting a steal since I got it in the clearance for $30. They are the ones who got the steal. I can see everything but it's all upside down.
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Help!
Un screwing the lens holder on the top. There is 2 lens with a plastic spacer. What is the stack up of the 2 lens and the spacer.
Flat Concave lens on inside
or
Flat Concave Lens on outside
and
The convex Convex Lenses lens is that lens have a up or down or inside curve and outside curve install.
Thin one first than the big one
My dad has problems to use that thing of the phone on the telescope can you show pls it’s some thing that my dad give
I can see stuff now but everything is backwards.
I got a used one and I can't find the diagonal thingy
And its also missing its manual
I'm new to this I have a problem adjusting the view finder to match the telescope.
do this during the day and it should be easier
@@ExploreScientificOfficial thank you I'll try it.
Can k40mm see this telescope
You forgot the phone hook up..
Can it see the moon?
yes
At 4:04 I don’t have a slot for a thumbtack
It just goes through the outside hole theres no other hole but it should still tighten good
Its A Shame Explore Scientific Puts These Out With Bad Eye Pieces And Mounts,Where You Have To Spend More Money Just To See The Moon,Some Duct Tape On The Mount,and A 32mm Plossl Eye Piece Will Make A Big Difference…Merry Christmas
I’m not able to see anything why is that
me too,nothing can see through the telescope
me three
@Fraudologist Show no u see more with ur eyes close
Maybe you forgot to take the big black cap off the end
@@Jerry1212ish too zooted to remember to remove the cap 💀
I'm sorry to say this ,but this is an crappy telescope , not only the tripod is really terrible , a little bit of wind and there goes your view.
And the Glasses aren't multi coated
So the red and blue colors will shift constantly ,
This thing isn't worth the $55. We got it assembled and just weren't impressed.