Unboxing and assembly of the Skywatcher Explorer 130M Motorised AZ mount 5.1″ (130mm) Newtonian Reflector Telescope.
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“Dreamer” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Thanks for this.Have you plans to show a follow up video ?
what size of allen keys do i need to collimate the secondary mirror???
Thank you from cloudy Ireland! Dreading assembling this but your video helps it make sense. You have me singing Hold Me Now now! 🙂
It helps if you read instructions first.
Hi thanks for the video can you tell me why when I look through this telescope the stars or subject are the same size as if looking normally through my eyes without telescope am I doing something wrong it’s frustrating Thank you
Is any part of the tripod plastic? nice video btw 🙂
I recently ordered this same model online. I’m a newcomer to astronomy. Have you used this scope yet? If so, what should I expect from it? Thanks in advance!
V usefull post, hope you do one on setting up and actually using
we got this for my son for xmas, excellent tutorial will pass this on to him to aid his set up, thank you 🙂
i bet ur wife gives u a gud old shag when u look at the stars in that lovely observatory of urs ;)))
Hello, I wondered if you could help me. My Grandfather died, and I have his telescope which I don’t think he ever got to use properly as he fell ill. All I know, is that it’s called a Helios (I can’t find any part numbers or manufacture codes on it?) and it looks practically identical to yours (It just says “Helios” where your says “Skywatcher”).
I believe all of the equipment is there, and it’s already pre-setup. I have no idea how to use it, and I don’t even know if I’m finding the correct manuals online.
Would you know anything about this or offer any advice, on how I go from knowing nothing, to being able to use it?
the Shirt was the best 😉 Doctor! Doctor!
what’s the cost.??
Terrible echo on sound.
Hi Tom, I’ve just bought this secondhand and only this minute set it up….certainly a lot better than my Tasco LOL.
Would enjoy if you could do an update so I can learn from someone who knows all about this model…cheers