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![]() I've put togather a widefield refractor (62mm F4.5), but I am having trouble verifying it's collimation. Specifically, I can adjust the objective by several degrees, and cannot see any difference in the performance. I have tried both a 26mm and 4mm eyepiece (11 and 70 power respectively), I cannot tell the difference between way off, and close collimation. Any suggestions as to what I should see with an improperly collimated refractor vs. a properly collimated one? Is it perhaps that I am not at sufficient power to see the imperfections? Or do I need to be in dark skies to see them? Mark |
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