nandopg
04-11-2016, 04:55 AM
Dear Friends,
I've collimated my 10" f/4 using a method that I derived, using only a barlowed laser from Howie Glatter and a Cheshire from Fairpoint Astro.
The image shown below was obtained through the Fairpoint Cheshire hole after the collimation procedure has been carried out.
I always used a star test to properly collimate my Newt so, for this method in day light, I would like to hear what you guys think about the result shown in the picture.
Thanks for your inputs,
Fernando
I've collimated my 10" f/4 using a method that I derived, using only a barlowed laser from Howie Glatter and a Cheshire from Fairpoint Astro.
The image shown below was obtained through the Fairpoint Cheshire hole after the collimation procedure has been carried out.
I always used a star test to properly collimate my Newt so, for this method in day light, I would like to hear what you guys think about the result shown in the picture.
Thanks for your inputs,
Fernando