The secondary can be collimated accurately enough without a sighttube. The trick is to position your eye looking down the focuser so that the outer and inner ends of the focuser barrel appear concentric. If that is not possible for some reason with your focuser, then any tubing placed in the barrel will do - say unscrew the barrel from a cheap plossl. Then: 1) position the secondary so it looks centred and 2) orient the secondary so the reflection of the primary looks centred.
A Cheshire style sighttube collimator is more useful for the primary.
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