I am being misinterpreted; the 100 might be a fine scope, and I'm sure it's a
real APO too. That doesn't automatically give it 1/10 wave of spherical
correction and ultr-smooth optics, now, does it. I'm not saying it doesn't
either, we need to look through one and see how the detail is on Jupiter (or
not).

So since the ED-100 seems to have been designed to maintain the same level of
color correction as the ED-80, it seems indeed possible, even probable, that
this scope to can be considered a "true APO."



And while you guys Rat and Jan are squaring off for the duel, I would like to
get in on the action. While my weapon of choice might be a tad bit slow on
the
draw, it does pack some real punch....

http://www-ceam.ucsd.edu/CeamFacilities/sld005.htm

Um, I think you're probably going to beat both uf us.
rat
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