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Old 24-02-2023, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bojan View Post
Long bolts are screwed into ring so bolt heads are in contact with tube.. and then tightened with nuts. So there is no movement at all when scope elevation is changed.
I made this assembly as it is back in early '80 of the last century
OK thanks - I don't quite follow that but if it works then great.




Here is another mirror cell design that I can't follow either:
https://teleskop-austria.com/FN25010...#nav-fotoalbum


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possibility to adjust the distance between main and secondary mirror individually
(in case you want to change the focus position for other accessories)
adjustable fit of the main mirror, no wobbling around or deformation due to pressure
complete absorption of forces and focus shift by swinging from zenith to horizon,
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