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  • Posted on Oct 27, 2010

SOURCE: we have an eduscience telescope, but the tripod

Only at Toys R Us-- maybe.

By the way we receive more complaints on this "toy" telescope than just about any other brand.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 29, 2010

SOURCE: I have a 102 mm Astro-Nova telescope 525 power by

All astronomical telescopes show the image upside down. It's tradition and there is a good technical reason for this, but you can get an "erecting prism" to make the image upright. This does not have to come from Edu-Science if your eyepieces are the standard size (1.25 inch outside diameter). If you search Amazon or eBay for "erecting prism" you will find a few available. You probably won't want to pay the prices though.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 09, 2010

SOURCE: i need a replacement part for my telescope, the

I believe the eyepiece on the Eduscience scopes is the standard 1.25 inch diameter size. These are widely available, you don't need to get any particular make. They will come in different magnifications, from about 4mm to 20mm, with the smaller numbers being the more powerful (and least practical on these scopes). Try a search on Amazon or eBay for "eyepiece".

Joe L

Joe Lalumia aka TelescopeMan

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2011

SOURCE: I need to know how to put front lenses in

Why did you REMOVE the front lens? If you took the 2 lenses out we cannot tell you which way they go?

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We purchased the EduScience T600 Telescope and the glass eyepiece was missing. Do you sell the the glass eyepiece or how do I go about purchasing one.

FIXYA does not sell spares for any item. Try the mfr or importer, or return to the vendor from whom you purchased it for a refund.
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I need to know how to put front lenses in correctly i have a eduscience telescope 70mm

Why did you REMOVE the front lens? If you took the 2 lenses out we cannot tell you which way they go?
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I need a replacement part for my telescope, the eye lens replaced on my eduscience telescope can you help?

I believe the eyepiece on the Eduscience scopes is the standard 1.25 inch diameter size. These are widely available, you don't need to get any particular make. They will come in different magnifications, from about 4mm to 20mm, with the smaller numbers being the more powerful (and least practical on these scopes). Try a search on Amazon or eBay for "eyepiece".
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I have a 102 mm Astro-Nova telescope 525 power by eduscience that shows everything upside down. Is there a retailer that sells the proper piece? I cannot get in touch w/ the eduscience website or phone...

All astronomical telescopes show the image upside down. It's tradition and there is a good technical reason for this, but you can get an "erecting prism" to make the image upright. This does not have to come from Edu-Science if your eyepieces are the standard size (1.25 inch outside diameter). If you search Amazon or eBay for "erecting prism" you will find a few available. You probably won't want to pay the prices though.
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We have a eduscience telescope (bought several years ago) Our grandson found it our attic and states that it is missing a diagonal mirror. Where can I find one.

Measure the hole in the focuser-- diagonals come in 3 sizes:

.965, 1.25, and 2 inch sizes.

Your scope is probably a .965 contact Surplus Shed and see if they have one:
http://www.surplusshed.com/

or Telescope Warehouse:
http://shop.telescope-warehouse.com/
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How to use the parts

Put the small diagonal into the back of the telescope; then put the eyepiece with the largest number written on it into the diagonal. Practice focusing on a distant object during the day time.

Read my TIPS on my profile page. Call Galileo scopes for a manual here:
http://www.galileosplace.com/
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I have just been given an EduScience reflecting telescope with tripod but with no manual or instructions. There seems not to be a seriel or model number, but it's mostly aluminium coloured with black ends...

You will not find a manual for this scope -- sold by Toys R Us by the way.

However Meade telescopes maintains a web site with all their manuals. REFLECTORS all go together in a similar fashion. Look on the web page below under REFLECTORS for a manual similar to your telescope.

http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.html

maybe this one???
http://www.meade.com/manuals/TelescopeManuals/Reflectors/062002Jupiter114EQ-D.pdf
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Need owners manual for edu science 4.5 inch 600 power reflector telescope

You probably will not find a manual for that scope. However Meade maintains a web site with all of their telescope manuals. Look under 4.5 inch REFLECTOR and find one similar to your telescope. They all work in a similar fashion.

http://www.meade.com/manuals/index.html

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