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Old October 11th 04, 04:58 PM
Mitch Alsup
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"John" wrote in message . ..
"rander3127" wrote in message
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Yes, a coma corrector from TeleVue will be needed.


...or an 8" F/4 SNT.


And you still might need a coma corrector. 8" F/4 SNT has similar coma
to an 8" F/5 Newt.


John C


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