Scondary offset test?
Is there an objective way to test the positioning of the secondary offset with respect to the focuser.
I understand why the center of the secondary should be further then the center of the tube from the focuser, but if you could 'diddle' the distance, could you observe the effect?
Stu
Is there an objective way to test the positioning of the secondary offset with respect to the focuser.
I understand why the center of the secondary should be further then the center of the tube from the focuser, but if you could 'diddle' the distance, could you observe the effect?
Stu