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G'day Mark, actually it's not all that critical, if its close enough that you can't tell by eye then it's close enough.
The rest of the collimation steps will make sure that the secondary is optically in the correct plane, and all that will happen if you didnt have it rotated quite right is that the very edge of the field will lose light a bit unevenly, nothing to worry about.
cheers, Bird
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