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Originally Posted by janoskiss
If the scope was advertised as 'optimised for imaging' then you should be able to reach focus with the adjustments on board. Try the primary mirror collimation screws: turning them all the same way by the same amount will move the mirror up/down the tube: you want to move it up as far as it goes while still being able to adjust the collimation and lock it in place with the locking screws. If this does not do it, you have the right to return the scope (it's not fit for purpose), or better ask the shop to find a solution (which should come at no extra cost to you, unless there is something unusual about your camera ...).
If you got the scope at Bintel I'm sure they'd be happy to do the right thing and sort you out. (Based on my experience with their now closed Melbourne branch.)
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I've got a 2" T-Adapter on the way, I'll give that a try and then if not I'll do exactly this.
Thanks for the reply