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Where can I find Robert Piekiel collimating the Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope book. Apparently this book is out of print. But it’s really needed especially for people like me who have a SCT telescope.i search the web but only found the book cover. Can you help?
Greetings Sandra – an email is out to Bob who will hopefully contact you soon (if he hasn’t already). Hopefully helps!