Hey guys. So I mounted the new RC10 yesterday morning before work, and neatened up some cables and stuff. Had no instructions in the box, but thanks to RickS, who sent me some very useful info

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The only collimation tool I own is a Glatter Laser for my old Newt, and a home made collimation cap (Just an old 1.25" cap with a hole in the centre)
I'm still not 100% sure what I'm doing when it comes to collimating the RC. I had a look through the focuser and everything looked very symmetrical. Also read about the "Hall of mirrors" technique, which I could see very clearly when looking down the OTA. I wasn't expecting perfect collimation out of the box, but it looked pretty good. Did a quick star test after work last night, and it was off abit, but I couldn't get a pic.
So basically I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out what I should adjust. From the info that I have read, I figure I don't need to adjust the primary. This is pretty much what I'm seeing when I look through my collimation cap. I can see the centre spot on the secondary, and it appears to be off to the right a bit, which is also the direction in which the diffraction rings were heading in last nights test.
I'm thinking I need to adjust the secondary to centre that spot? Does that sound right?
Sorry for the long winded post, I am just a bit nervous when it comes to touching the wrong thing and messing it up.........
Any help would be great, thanks
Erik