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September 11th 03, 05:24 PM

Dale

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Refractor Alignment Problem

I have a 120mm, f/8.3 refractor. I recently bought a laser collimator
and note that, with no star diagonal, the
beam hits the objective lens about 2cm off-center. Is this enough to be
concerned about, or should I just
leave it alone? The objective lens has alignment screws.

Thanks,
Dale

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