I had the chance to do some day light testing, and definately do not have enough in-focus. The QHY5 has been a bit finnicky and now won't display an image at all either. Testing it with a friend tonight.
If I do not have in-focus, does that mean my imaging camera is too close to the prism? Do I need to space it out a bit further? Which of course will screw my flattener distance. I'm using the WO P-Flat 68-II which I'm not terribly happy with as there is a lot of slop in the barrel setup. Any thoughts on whether I can use my TOA-35 flattener instead? Would it work? It has a suggested distance to the metal back of 117.5mm as opposed to 51.5 of the WO.
Any suggestions and feedback wlecome, I'm in the dark here.
