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  1. Sorry, I don't think I explained it properly. The photos that I attach are those that I have put when I have given up on not finding the reason why the circle does not coincide with the end of the focuser. I have previously tested the collimation with the tube on the mount, in vertical and horizontal position, with the camera attached to the focuser with an adapter first and then with the coma corrector, and with the focuser fixing screws tightened. I have also tried rotating the camera 360 degrees and the position of the circle remains, it does not change at all. But the result is always the same, the mismatch seen in the photos.
  2. That was the first thing I thought too, but the focuser screws are loose. When I squeeze them, it doesn't change the position appreciably. In the photos that I have put, the collimator is screwed to the baader coma corrector, and it is inserted into the focuser, without tightening the focuser screws. Therefore that possibility that you propose to me is discarded.
  3. Hello. I recently acquired an Ocal electronic collimator for my new 130 PDS and the image I see when I connect it is the one I attach. I can't adjust the green circle in the circle created by the end of the focuser. Not even helping me with the offset of the program, whose maximum is 20. I don't know if anyone has tried this collimator with its 130PDS. But it doesn't seem normal. Any ideas? Thank you.
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