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Old 23-01-2008, 12:09 AM
Cluster
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Originally Posted by ghsmith45 View Post
Because a cheshire is more accurate and a barlowed laser (google this) is even better. A straight laser relies on the laser spot hitting the centre spot of the mirror exactly.
I will try the barlowed laser method and see how it goes. I haven't adjusted the distance between the primary and secondary simply because the secondary center screw is very tight on my 6" GSO and didn't want to budge.

There's a variety of opinions on collimation methods so when I have time I'll work through them and see what works for me.
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