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You might need Rx glasses; get your eyes checked. Otherwise, call
Russ. He might be able to help you diagnose your setup. Otherwise, join the yahoo BV group as there are instructions in the files section BUT use the instructions only as a last resort! AstroHoney "Stereoh" wrote in message roups.com... 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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