who makes large reflectors? (15"-25")

I want to buy one in the next couple of years, and I want to be sure
to read about every company that makes telescopes in this size,
particularly Dobsonian models from cheap to expensive. Off the top of
my head I can remember

Meade
Celestron
Discovery
Coulter/Murnaghan (sp?)
Obsession
Star-something (StarMaster or StarSplitter or something like that)

Please add to this list. Thanks!

Subject: who makes large reflectors? (15"-25")
From: (Allison Kirkpatrick)
Date: 7/26/03 6:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time
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I want to buy one in the next couple of years, and I want to be sure
to read about every company that makes telescopes in this size,
particularly Dobsonian models from cheap to expensive. Off the top of
my head I can remember

Meade
Celestron
Discovery
Coulter/Murnaghan (sp?)
Obsession
Star-something (StarMaster or StarSplitter or something like that)

Please add to this list. Thanks!
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If ya got the money and want the best, get a Starmaster Dob! I have had 3
Starmasters, and loved them...

Chas P.

Starmaster
Starsplitter
SpaceWalk
NightSky
Teeter's Telescopes
Mag 1 Portaball (14.5 inch)
Litebox
Teleport (14.5 inch)
TScopes (currently 14 inch is the largest, but soon will offer 16, I heard)
Astrosystems Telekit (you build these yourselves)

"Allison Kirkpatrick" wrote in message
om...
I want to buy one in the next couple of years, and I want to be sure
to read about every company that makes telescopes in this size,
particularly Dobsonian models from cheap to expensive. Off the top of
my head I can remember

Meade
Celestron
Discovery
Coulter/Murnaghan (sp?)
Obsession
Star-something (StarMaster or StarSplitter or something like that)

Please add to this list. Thanks!




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I'm fairly new to SAA, but aside from the ones mentioned I believe that
Parks Optical (www.parksoptical.com) advertises a 16" f/4 scope.

Regards
Mike