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power per inch of aperture, and this is the upper limit But most of the time, from 10 to 30 power per inch of aperture is about as high as you can go with good results.
If the telescope is a reflector type, it may need to be collimated for best results. This is the process of aligning, the optical elements. The instructions with the telescope should address this. And if one lucks out, the scope may be aliened sufficiently right out of the box. If the telescope is mounted on a tripod, check for rigidity. If the mount wiggles too much, it is impossible to keep it on the target. It may help to hang a weight in the center below the tripod.
If the scope came with an equatorial mount, this is likely to be the most confusing part to someone just getting started. Again, the instructions with the scope should explain this, but sometimes they don’t help much. On the other hand, if it has an “alt-az” (altitudeazimuth) mount, it should pres
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