Re: Smaller hole in telescope's cover
- From: Tater <tater1337@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:07:59 -0700
On Jun 14, 2:04 pm, galwacco <claudio.ferna...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, I am seriously new to the world of reflector telescope maned
astronomy.
I have one weird doubt that I just couldn't manage to find any answers
about that.
I just got my first reflector telescope! It's a 4" aperture,
equatorial, the point that made me really curious was the cover that
came along with the telescope.
Of course, a cover is to protect the telescope against dew and dust,
the thing is that the cover has one whole of about one inch and this
hole also comes with a cap! I wonder what is that whole for?
Am I supposed to use the telescope with that cap on but only with the
smaller whole opened?
Sorry if this Q is just too stupid, I couldn't help but just ask it!
My curiosity was killing me!
I have a similar scope
I've found that the contrast of the moon becomes much better, but it
could be my imagination.
.
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