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Aligning the Primary Mirror

Now adjust the primary mirror screws to re-center the reflection of the small secondary mirror, so it’s silhouetted

against the view of the primary. As you look into the focuser, silhouettes of the mirrors should look concentric.

Repeat steps one and two until you have achieved this.

Remove the collimating cap and look into the focuser, where you should see the reflection of your eye in the

secondary mirror.

Newtonian collimation views as seen through the focuser using the collimation cap

Secondary mirror needs adjustment.

Primary mirror needs adjustment.

Both mirrors aligned with the collimating

cap in the focuser.

Both mirrors aligned with your eye

looking into the focuser.

Figure 7-1 PowerSeeker 114EQ

Night Time Star Collimating

After successfully completing daytime collimation, night time star collimation can be done by closely adjusting the

primary mirror while the telescope tube is on its mount and pointing at a bright star. The telescope should be set up

at night and a star's image should be studied at medium to high power (30-60 power per inch of aperture). If a non-

symmetrical focus pattern is present, then it may be possible to correct this by re-collimating only the primary

mirror.

Procedure (Please read this section completely before beginning):

To star collimate in the Northern Hemisphere, point at a stationary star like the North Star (Polaris). It can be found

in the north sky, at a distance above the horizon equal to your latitude. It’s also the end star in the handle of the

Little Dipper. Polaris is not the brightest star in the sky and may even appear dim, depending upon your sky

conditions. For the Southern Hemisphere, point at Sigma Octantis.

Prior to re-collimating the primary mirror, locate the collimation screws on the rear of the telescope tube. The rear

cell (shown in Figure 7-1) has three large thumbscrews (on some models they are not thumbscrews) which are used

for collimation and three small thumbscrews which are used to lock the mirror in place. The collimation screws tilt

the primary mirror. You will start by loosening the small locking screws a few turns each. Normally, motions on

the order of an

turn will make a difference, with approximately a

turn being the maximum required for

the large collimation screws. Turn one collimation screw at a time and with a collimation tool or eyepiece see how

the collimation is affected (see the following paragraph below). It will take some experimenting but you will

eventually get the centering you desire.

It is best to use the optional collimation tool or collimating eyepiece. Look into the focuser and notice if the

secondary reflection has moved closer to the center of the primary mirror.

Secondary

Mirror

Primary

Mirror

Mirror Clip

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