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The NexStar User’s Guide II : For the LCM, SLT, SE, CPC, SkyProdigy, and Astro Fi, Paperback / softback Book

The NexStar User’s Guide II : For the LCM, SLT, SE, CPC, SkyProdigy, and Astro Fi Paperback / softback

Part of the The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series series

Paperback / softback

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As with the first edition, this book is a thorough reference for the telescope models covered.

The original NexStar User's Guide has remained very popular among the NexStar owner community.

This updated edition has been completely rewritten to cover all current Celestron altitude-azimuth computerized telescopes (German EQ mounts are not discussed).

Detailed information on the alignment and operation of these ‘scopes provides a complete reference that expands greatly upon the manuals provided by Celestron.

It also serves as a guide to buying the most suitable model for a variety of budgets and interests. Connecting and controlling the telescope with PCs, Macs, tablets, and smartphones is covered in great detail.

A chapter is dedicated to updating the firmware in the hand control, mount, and StarSense camera (an optional accessory).

Chapters on accessories, collimation, maintenance, and troubleshooting tips round out the book’s extensive coverage of the subject matter.

Additionally, the book offers a brief, though complete, introduction to amateur astronomy, making it an ideal source for both the beginner astronomer as well as the seasoned veteran looking to get the most out of a new telescope.

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