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Hi,
I have a Denkmeier dieelectric coated binoviewer which I haven't used for months. When I tried to use it yesterday with 2 identical 15mm TV Plossl. I couldn't reach identical focus. I have to pull one of the eyepiece a little to make the view matched. For those who own Denkmeier. What do you do when your bino got out of collimation?? I can't send it to Russ because I live half a world away. So I plan to adjust it myself. Thanks in advance for the tips. Stereoh |
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