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February 28th 04, 08:01 PM
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collimation using a planet or by iterative method??
When I had an SCT, I would do the collimation using a star as best I could and
then put the scope on Jupiter. I'd then give it a little tweak to see if I could get any better performance out of the scope. Often by just moving one or two of the screws a tiny bit I'd have a slightly better image of Jupiter. Todd 
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