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14" f4.5 StarGazer Telescope - Note
the optical illusion that makes the secondary cage look larger than the
mirror box. It is not larger. |
14" f4.5 with a side view. Notice
the lack of the forementioned optical illusion. The new cell design is
working well. |
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| 15" f4.8
at the Almost Heaven Star Party 2005 in West Virginia |
15" f4.8
at the Astronomy Day 2005 on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia |
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| 12.5" f8
after completion in early 2006. This is the multi-truss design that has
worked out well. |
13.1" f4.4
after completion in early 2006. This scope has a large mirror, yet maintains
an eyepiece height at zenith of 4'10". |
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| 13.1" f4.4,
15" f4.8, and the 12.5" f8 Dobsonians |
13.1" f4.4,
15" f4.8, and the 12.5" f8 Dobsonians at zenith to show the vast difference
in eyepiece height. |
