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why no 60mm PST?
So how come they can make a nicely operable 40mm PST and not up the anti to
a 60mm? I'd pay double the price in a minute just to get the extra aperture. |
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why no 60mm PST?
Because the already make a 60mm solar scope and you can pay a lot more than
double the price of the PST to get one. The business model works for them. There it is, how-bout that!! "MAT" wrote in message news:ewBQi.14322$G25.5072@edtnps89... So how come they can make a nicely operable 40mm PST and not up the anti to a 60mm? I'd pay double the price in a minute just to get the extra aperture. |
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why no 60mm PST?
Jar-Jar Binks wrote:
Because the already make a 60mm solar scope and you can pay a lot more than double the price of the PST to get one. The business model works for them. There it is, how-bout that!! "MAT" wrote in message news:ewBQi.14322$G25.5072@edtnps89... So how come they can make a nicely operable 40mm PST and not up the anti to a 60mm? I'd pay double the price in a minute just to get the extra aperture. But if he wants to spend twice as much, than he can buy the SolarMax 40, and still get a performance boost over the PST. I would love to have any of the SolarMax series, might be able to get a 40, or possibly a 60 sometime next year. -- AM |
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