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Old August 26th 03, 05:11 PM
Joseph O'Neil
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Default Protostar / Antares Secondary?

On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 12:32:36 GMT, "Stephen Sherrod"
wrote:

For awhile, it seemed that Protostar was the best game in town for a
good, commercial secondary. Now, Antares Optics advertises a secondary
with 1/xx wave flatness for also high $. Since I know zip about optical
surfaces, can anyone out there tell from their websites (if the stats
are correct) which company seems to provide the "best" secondary under
2.0 inches?? Thanks in advance.


The enchanced secondaries form Antaries are very good (I sell
them), but the bery best, IMO, are the quartz form protoStar - and i
do NOT sell those.

So ther eyou ahve it fomr a delaer who sells Antares - they
are good, but I think the ProtoStars are the "kick butt" version fo
secondaries.

joe



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