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Hi folks, i should be recieving a oo omc140 tomorow and would like to know (for future referance) how you go about collumating said device,

i allready have a 10" newt and i am fine with that, also is there anything i should know about any quirks this type of scope has.

thanks in advance

ken

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Hi Ken

I had an OMC 140 and it was a beautiful scope.

There are colimation screws on the back plate.

To be honest i have found that Mak's hold up well and very rarely need to be adjusted.

Indeed this to me is one of their selling points.

i am sure that you are going to love the scope

John

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I had an omc 140, dont touch the 3 collimation screws unless you have to, but if it needs it then google daytime collimation, i did my one once and it was not so bad, but do a decent star test before trying it

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Also make sure the star test is always central in the field.

Sounds obvious i know, but you will see distortion as soon as you stray from the central point.

As Nightfisher says only touch it if you have to.

The ones i have seen have always been fine and did not need adjustment.

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