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Sorry for the fuss here tonight. I have settled on the Dobs, rather than
the adventure into Apochromats. It's the money. Nobody has said why the Orion XT10 is worth 50 bucks more, and the Hardin comes with Messier list and a moon filter if I remember correctly. I'll go with the Hardin I guess. There is a barlow lense offered for 50 bucks as an accessory. I assume this scope can handle a 300x magnification, but the barlow is achromatic. Would an achromatic barlow cause chromatic aberation in a newtonian scope? Also, there is the laser collimator. I read some literature here on star testing, so does this make the laser obsolete? And one more thing, bear with me here.... is correcting the optics just a harmless excersise in trial and error...lighly tweaking the screws? I have read how to tell if something is wrong, and even what is wrong, but not much on which screws to tweak. -Thanks. Tom |
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