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5.0 out of 5 stars
Reflector Collimation Cap - simple and fast,
This review is from: Celestron Collimation Tool (Electronics)
This item should be standard equipment with every reflector telescope! Forget expensive laser collimators - they too are occasionally misaligned. Astronomers were collimating their reflectors by hand long before lasers were even developed. Do it fast and simple with this tool that also doubles as a focuser cap.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best collimation "cap" I've used yet,
By Snogeez (Glens Falls, NY) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Celestron Collimation Tool (Electronics)
Very pleased with product. Used in conjunction with the Celestron collimation eyepiece, you can collimate your newtonian in just a few moments in the field, even in extreme cold (I proved that this Saturday at 10 dedrees F, with a -3 degree windchill) If you can use it quickly in those conditions, it's good!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Collimate Your Reflector!,
By Paul Garland (El Paso, Texas USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Celestron Collimation Tool (Electronics)
There are more expensive and better ways to accomplish collimation, but this is a cheap and dirty way to go about it.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Go for a Laser,
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This review is from: Celestron Collimation Tool (Electronics)
I bought this for my Celestron 127mm reflector and it is horrible to collimate with. I spent days trying to collimate and was getting more frustrated by the hour and day. I set the collimating tool down and just happened to notice the center viewing hole is off center!
Bought a laser collimator and, after marking the center of my primary I was, in a manner of minutes, was able to collimate the scope. |
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Celestron Collimation Tool by Celestron
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