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Originally Posted by Kevnool
Just spin it around and look what the beam does on the wall.
If it is collimated it will be presicelly in the middle....If it does a loop then the unit is out
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You're a champ mate. I'll let you know if I get to observe tonight. Still very cloudy. Murphy's law applies, as always!
Just a reminder:
Thanks again to you and everyone on iceinspace who've helped another n00b take advantage of affordable East Asian optics!
- DSB
p.s. There is some very minor dust and spotting on the primary and secondary - my scope was on display for a few weeks in the store fully expanded. I'm leaving it for now until I learn how to properly clean these mirrors (preferably without disassembling the scope, for the moment!)