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your actually wrong bro, the barlow multiplies lenght of your microscope, basically making your microscope longer so you can magnify with more strenght without going over the limit of your scope.

Thanks bro i was trying to figure out for 2days 😅

Thank you so much brother!

if I have the 36X and I put the X2 Barlow I have the 72X (sorry for the question, I've only recently got a telescope)

btw, which language is it?? french or Spanish ?? whichever it is I am gonna learn it!! =D

Bro, u r sort of inspiring!, although there aren't many views on many of ur videos, u never stop!! Hats off to u !!😁 from ur old telescope assembling to ...these..! long journey!!

I have a tasco I'm a beginner my eyepiece is too big😮 idk. Help! Thank you

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You can also put it on diagonal

We just got our telescope and we're trying to figure it out, we were putting the Barlow lens in the mirror. That being said it's the only place that will fit so I don't know how to put it on where you just put it on

THANK YOU! I got a used one and have 0 clue how they work😅

You saved me bruv

You can do this another way, by putting the barlow in between the eyepiece and the diagonal. This is one of the main reasons why some barlows have a belt tensioning system instead of a standard bolt tensioning system. There is another problem though with some barlows being so long that you can't focus your telescope. This is one major disadvantage of the "Eyepiece > Diagonal > Barlow" arrangement as opposed to the "Eyepiece > Barlow > Diagonal" arrangement, but the blurring could also be because of poor seeing conditions and maximum magnification. Barlows also work by spacing, and as such : if you move your Barlow lens further away from the eyepiece, you get more magnification, thus sometimes blurring your images. How to calculate maximum magnification : Telescope aperture in inches x 50 Telescope aperture in mm x 2 How to calculate seeing conditions : 3.5 arcseconds or more : Poor seeing conditions 3.4 - 2.5 arcseconds : Fair seeing conditions 2.4 - 1.7 arcseconds : Good seeing conditions 1.6 - 1 arcseconds : Great seeing conditions 1 arcseconds or less : Excellent seeing conditions

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Thanks very useful info for me ❤

Hello, I have a svbony sv 28 25-75x70 spotting scope telescope, is there a barlow lens for it

It's help to zomimg???

Is it also possible just to put down the eyepiece and put the Barlow on the mirror thingy and then reattach the eyepiece to the top of the Barlow?

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Can I use any Barlow on my telescope?

❤❤❤❤ thank-you I am facing this with my telescppe

To amy beginners. I highly recommend you save your money and buy an 8 inch dobsonian. They are extremely beginner friendly and are quite simple to use once you get the hang of it

Ive been putting the barlow underneath the eyepiece 💀

I just bought the same brand of telescope but why can’t i see anything? This is the 1st time im using a telescope so still learning

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Mine is the completely opposite I have to put the diagonal Lena’s first then the Barlow

actually i think it’s wrong, well technically.. unless you need more than 2x magnification..

You're doing it wrong

Anyone know how to make a kookpte telescope? I can’t find a video describing it

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Placing the barlow in front of the diagonal increases the power to more than 2x. It is 2x power if you place the barlow after the diagonal with the eyepiece in the barlow.The further distance between the eyepiece and the barlow, the higher the power magnification.

Personally I don't usually bother w/ the Barlow lens. Its easier just to use a lower eyepiece.

⚠️ Warning!⚠️ If you have a small scope a barlow will make your view through the eyepiece blurry. If you want higher magnification you need to multiply your apperature by 50 in inches, and by 2 in mm. That's the maximal magnification your telescope can handle. To get the magnification of the eyepiece divide your focal length by the eyepiece diameter and multiply the result by the Barlow magnification. If the number is lower than your telescopes max magnification you'll be fine with the barlow.

"Comment faire du lait avec du plastique?" euh d'accord.

I've been trying to figure this out for about 2 months

Bro I was doing it wrong thanks for the tip 😂❤❤

Question: although this is very easy to assemble, why can I barely see anything? It is supposed to bring things closer and not farther or nothing. What Im I doing wrong? I thought to ask before calling the telescope seller, in case it's defective

Thanks man, ive been putting the barlow lense in the mirror😂

I have a Barlow lens in my telescope

Do not use a star diagnal with barrow lens

All am gonna say is just thank you bro, you a real homie for this one

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Awesome video, it has been an honor meeting you!

I kept trying but not getting it :/

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