zde co jsem zatim vygooglil:
http://www.photodady.com/blog/2012/09/2 ... hgonality/
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Checking for cone error (doesn't matter if the error is from the mount, or from the tube not being perfectly parallel to the RA Axis) is simple.
Set up the mount with the Dec shaft perfectly parallel to the ground (scope hanging off to one side).
Bring the tube up to the height of Polaris by turning it on the Dec shaft.
Use the azimuth controls to now center Polaris in the exact center of the field of the eyepeice so that when you move the scope in Declination, Polaris crosses from exactly 12 O'clock to 6 O'Clock.
Once you have it as perfect as possible, now flip the telescope so that the tube is now hanging off the opposite side of the mount.
If the mount/OTA is orthagonal, when you sweep the scope north and south on the Dec axis, Polaris should once again bisect the field perfectly.
If it does not, then the scope needs to be shimmed at the front or back so that Polaris then passes through the exact center of the field when the scope is on either side of the mount.
Even with Go-To mounts that have calibration stars, I still elimiante as much cone error as possible because I find that it improves pointing accuracy.
Anyway, easy to check and it doesn't matter what the source of the error is (mount or OTA). This process will work for either condition.
Držím palec a verím, že Ty to zvládneš. no ja nevim, asi se na to vyseru, protoze uz proste nemam silu resit furt nejaky problemy a starosti s tim ci onim, to je dnes a denne nejaky problem s necim a reseni v nedohlednu, uz me to proste nebavi a rikam si zda mi to trapeni za tu jednu fotku za rok stoji a ze se na to nevyprdnu uplne, zatracene.
u me bude reseni 0.73x reduktor a fotit s F/2.8 a jen na jedny strane meridianu a jen malou kamerkou abych jine problemy nevidel...