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helij
30 days ago
Barlow!?
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chantepierre
30 days ago
Well, I could, but checking collimation at 1-2D magnification for an instrument used at 0.16D provides no observable advantage once star collimation was done. My rule of thumb is to star collimate at a higher power than actually used to observe
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