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 Why does my scope move well past the alignment stars when I attempt to use Auto-Align?
Answer Having the wrong model selected in the hand control can change the gear ratios the scope uses to calculate the correct position of objects in the sky. To correct this, go into the main menu and UTILITIES - SELECT MODEL.Choose your correct model. You’ll be prompted to recycle the power. Simply unplug the power supply and wait a few seconds before plugging it back in. This should take care of any pointing issues.

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Article ID: 1705
Created On: Feb 21 2005 07:24 AM

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