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Probably made in the same Chines factory with different paint scheme.
JS "shneor" wrote in message ups.com... The Mak will have better resolution. Resolution has to do with the distance between the boundary of the element collecting photons, and little or nothing to do with the central obstruction. The primary effect of the central obstruction is to reduce contrast. The loss of light resulting from the central obstruction is probably in the neighborhood fo 10%-12%. The Mak will still collect move than twice as much light.as the 80mm refractor I'd go for the Mak (and in fact I have a 5" Skywatcher Mak, purchased from Khanscope in Canada for $400; I'm told it's quality is much better than the Orion version.) Clear skies, Shneor Sherman |
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