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Old January 28th 04, 06:27 PM
Bill G.
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Default New, shorter-tube Takahashi FS-152NSV

The Takahashi FS-152 fluorite doublet refractor is now being made with a
tube that is about 50mm shorter than the tube with which it was previously
made. Anyone out there own one of these newer FS-152's? If so, can you
tell me whether you can reach focus with all your eyepieces without using an
extension tube?

Thanks in advance!

Bill G.


 




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