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Collimation

What is collimation?

All Meade LightBridge Mini Reﬂecting telescopes are optically

aligned at the factory prior to shipment. It is unlikely that you

will need to align, or collimate, the optics after receipt of the

instrument. However, if the telescope received unusually

rough handling in shipment, it is possible that the optics must

be re-aligned for best optical performance.

Figure 3

shows the

Primary Mirror Cell

(114 & 130

models only), the three

primary mirror tilt screws

(fig. 3, #2),

and the

primary mirror cell locking knobs

(fig. 3, #3). The

primary mirror tilt screws

adjust the tilt-angle of the mirror,

and the

primary mirror cell locking knobs

locks the mirror

in place.

Figure 4

shows the

Secondary Mirror Assembly

and the

three

secondary mirror collimation screws

(fig. 4, #2).

These screws allows for adjustments of the secondary mirror

assembly.

Looking at or near the Sun will cause irreversable damage to your eye. Do not point this telescope at or near the Sun. Do not look through the telescope as it is moving.

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Models 114 &130 only

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