Celestron 82291 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – carefully so that it cannot be reached by; inexperienced adults; . Consider that a heavily; The incoming light; the light out of the tube and
- Page 3 – coma error; Thermal turbulences blur the image to a; To obtain best results from collimation; ) The main and the secondary mirrors must be centered in the tube.; What is the function of our Laser-Colli; is slid into
- Page 4 – will be switched on by turning the
- Page 5 – t see any reflected dot at the reference plate due to a moderate; Step-by-step procedure to collimate your Newtonian telescope; ° angle against the ocular holder,
- Page 6 – Following pictures show the view from the tube; Picture 1 left; shows the laser beam
- Page 7 – Picture 2 below; The laser; Remember to switch off the Laser Colli; Details are shown in the sketch .
- Page 8 – If
- Page 9 – shows the coma error in a heavily misaligned; Picture right; shows a star image also highly enlarged after; Adjusting SC-Optics by means of a laser is not an easy task.
- Page 10 – WARNING; possibly; tion in the original instruction manual .
- Page 11 – Changing batteries; s housing for changing the; s at it; B A A DER PL A NETA RIUM; A word of caution when collimating SC
Adjustment (Collimation) of
Newtonian- and SC-Telescopes
with the help of the
LASER-COLLI
TM
by Baader Planetarium
Instruction Manual
2005 by Baader Planetarium GmbH
B A A DER PL A NETA RIUM
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Summary
2 Adjustment of Newtonian Telescopes with the Laser-Colli ™ by Baader Planetarium Caution: LASER ! Never ever look directly into a laser beam! Protect your eyes!!Store the Laser-Colli ™ carefully so that it cannot be reached by children or inexperienced adults . Consider that a heavily Miss-aligned ...
3 Loss of collimation is an important factor to be aware of with telescopes of any design if perform-ance ‘ falls off ’ at any time. A refractor ’ s eyepiece tilted within its eyepiece holder will show the same low quality blurred i m- ages. This holds true with all other mirror telescope systems li...
4 Of course, the Laser - Colli ™ functions reliably only if the laser beam it-self leaves its own hous-ing in an absolutely cen-tered position. Therefore the laser sourceis symmetrically adjust-able in the housing aroundits rotational axis, whichhas been carefully ad-justed on a mechanicallathe by u...