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Originally Posted by Steffen
The Orion Argonaut 6" Mak is virtually identical to the Intes MK-67 (except for the focuser), it has a secondary in its own cell that can be collimated. The Saxon has a silvered spot on the meniscus, IIRC.
In either case, you need to sufficiently loosen the primary locking screws before you start, I forgot to mention that step (probably because I'm not using them on my Mak and removed them altogether).
Cheers
Steffen.
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I was using the instructions for the discontinued Orion 150mm Maksutov Cassegrain which was sort of similar to mine, as it had the silvered meniscus.
I had thought that only slightly undoing the locking screws would in turn limit the amount of movement of the star outside of the field of view when I then turned the other screws. It didn't work out that way.
Cheers,
Renato