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Abhishek

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  1. Hi guys For everyone who replied, thank you very much. Everything worked perfectly. I was able to see Saturn and jupiter. They looked amazing. I had to use the 4mm without the 3x Barlow. I was also able to see the irregular surface pattern of jupiter which really looked like an amoeba
  2. Hi I'm trying ng to view it from my terrace. I'm in the middle of a steel city so you can probably imagine the pollution. I havent tried using the Barlow in daytime as yet. I tried viewing the moon today using the Barlow +20mm. Wasn't able to achieve the focus as I had expected. It wasn't really clear to be frank. Maybe it was the sky but I tried rotating the knob here and about but didn't achieve the focus.
  3. I did try using the Barlow with the 20mm but I wasn't able to see much. Maybe as you said it's hard to see at night that's why. I'll try these again tonight and I'll get back to you soon on it. Thanks this really helps!
  4. My bad, I used the wrong term. I meant focus at thr first place. By hard time I meant that the construction of the 4mm is so small that I'm not really able to see anything through it. I have attached an image on the reply where dave replied. Please let me know if you can see it. What I really meant to say is that my 4mm lens has been really not helpful. It's only the 20mm for the moon and not the planets since I can't really see much through it. With the 4mm, maybe it's the construction of the lens that's making it hard for me to see anything through it. I adjust the focus with the knob but it doesn't really help. I would really like to know what should be my next step in seeing planets. That will be really appreciated
  5. Sounds good. I'm attaching the image of my 4mm lens and Barlow.
  6. Hi I will avoid using the Barlow in the night but with my 4mm, it is really difficult to see anything because of how small it really is and it's only the 20mm that helps me view the moon but yesterday when I tried to view the planets it gave me a really hard time. I could not see anything until I zoomed in it really didn't help me much. The 20mm has been the only useful lens. Could you help me out? Can I send you the images of my lenses if that can help you understand my difficulty?
  7. Hi dave could I email you the photos of my lenses so you could tell me if they are of any use or nah?Would also like to correct myself. The lens is a 20mm eye piece and the Barlow is 3x. I tried to see the planet using the Barlow and then attaching the 20mm. I could not see anything. The 4mm is really small to view it from which makes it harder for me to see anything to be honest. My telescope is a celestron powerseeker 80az. Yes it has a 400mm focal length
  8. Hi dave The 4mm eyepiece is really small I can hardly see things clearly with it. I tried to put the Barlow and then the 25mm eye piece today I really couldn't see anything clearly
  9. Hi I have the telescope powerseeker 80az celestron but I'm not able to view any planets using the Barlow they have given me. It's a 3x, I have been given a 25mm lens and a 4mm lens. Kindly help me out.
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