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<\/a><\/p>\nDen Boden der Filmdose muss mit einem scharfen Messer heraus geschnitten werden, doch muss man etwas Rand lassen so dass das Gewinde des Okulars fest sitzt. Notfalls hilft Klebeband, doch dann ist das Ganze nicht so einfach modular nutzbar.<\/p>\n
Eventuell mit einem Streifen Klebeband befestigen, nicht das ein Teil auf den Boden f\u00e4llt…<\/p>\n Innen mit matter Farbe,schw\u00e4rzen.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n EDIT: Very quick write-up sorry for the lack of details and better images.<\/p>\n Just to let you know, I finally came around to try my idea to easily and inexpensively change the focal length of the 6mm eyepiece so you can view the planets with up to 200x on the 130\/650.<\/p>\n Sadly 35mm film containers have gotten pretty rare, but you should be able to find one. You can even buy them at ebay as geocaching containers. <\/p>\n -Step one -Step two -Step three -Step four If you can not get into focus, don’t fully extend the Heritage130p, just an inch or so. (for other telescopes, do not slide the film can too far over the barrel, or use another tube directly on the barrel so you can still fit it into the focuser all the way, else you might not reach focus).<\/p>\n If Magnification is too high, either cut the film canister in half or push in the bottom element further. – – –<\/p>\n de Eine preiswerte, relativ gute Okularserie, sind die sogenannten “Goldkanten”. Es gibt sie in 6mm, 9mm, 15mm und 20mm. Leider keine l\u00e4ngerbrennweitigen (2″) und keins unter 6mm f\u00fcr Teleskope mit kurzer Brennweite. Als “Planetenokular” f\u00fcr beispielsweise das Heritage 130p bleibt … Weiterlesen <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nModular, two film cans, hot glue lids to eyepiece parts, create multiple length’s for easy swapping<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>en<\/h4>
\nFind one, remove film \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nCut out the bottom, but leave a seam so the top thread of the eyepiece fits tightly
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\nUnscrew the 6mm UWA eyepiece and press\/screw the eyepiece top in tightly
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\nPress in the bottom element. Done.
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\nNote that some film canisters will fit easier into a 1.25″ focuser then others.
\nDon’t leave the eyepiece element out too far\/to loose so it does not fall and break. Perhaps secure it with a bit of tape.<\/p>\n
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