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Originally Posted by Omaroo
Ah yes... but there's a difference between a bunch of simple "turny-onny" knobs and and "adjusty-wusty". If something requires adjustment, as such, the question "what is that for?" springs to mind - and must be accompanied by the inevitable long-winded explanation - especially when dealing with optics and complex celestial behaviour.
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All you have to say is..."can't see the damn thing, so I come down here and go 'twang, wing, wong' on these knobs, 'eee-ah, eee-ah' on these ones, and stick this dooby in the slot here and have look. If it all looks nice, then everything's fine"
If it's a what's that for question, you go "You jam that in here, have a look through it and if everything lines up, it's working"
It's the KISS principle, except in these cases, add an "f" between the s's, for "for"