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Is this an example of offsetting?
07/02/08 06:15 PM Attachment (29 downloads)
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I recently purchased a Celestron 5" f/5 OTA (minus the "T"). In the picture below you will see the secondary mirror stuck to the spider assembly with a thick, double-sided foam-tape. Anyway, I am struck by the amount of what looks like offset of this mirror. If this is offset, why is it so extreme? Newt calculates an offset of less than 1/10".
I will be redoing this spider and remounting the mirror. I don't plan on offsetting the new configuration though. I just want to know if there is a good reason that it currently looks the way it does.
Thanks, Daniel
-------------------- 6" f/8 Bushnell Voyager Dob. Rebuild
10" f/5 Highe Dob. variant
(UNDER CONSTRUCTION: 5" f/5, 8" f/6, 13" f/4.6)
Baader Hyperions--Primary Eyepieces
"The sun has one kind of splendor, the moon another and the stars another; and star differs from star in splendor." -1 Corinthians 15:41
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