On the other end of the scale, amateur Steve Dodson offers a 3" reflector for only $189.00. And in the background a small company begins, that would soon set a new standard in U.S. optics with the introduction of a 13mm eyepiece named after it's founder, Al Nagler.
Celestron's Array Of Telescope Equipment which includes a 3.5" and an 11" SCT | |
Celestron C8 8" Schmidt Cassegrain |
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Celestron Super C8 8" Schmidt Cassegrain |
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Celestron C5, C11, C14 Schmidt Cassegrains | |
Celestron C90 Astro 90mm Maksutov Cassegrain | |
Celestron C80 80mm Achromatic Refractor |
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Celestron C70 Flourite 70mm Achromatic Refractor | |
Celestron C30 30mm Achromatic Refractor |
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Celestron C6 6" Newtonian Reflector |
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Celestron Comet Catcher 5.5" Newtonian Reflector | |
Meade 2080 & 2044 8" and 4" Schmidt Cassegrains |
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Meade 2044, 2080, 2120 4" 8" & 10" Schmidt Cassegrains | |
Meade 2044, 2080, 2120 4" 8" & 10" Schmidt Cassegrains | |
Meade Research Grade Newtonian Reflectors | |
Meade Deluxe Series Newtonian Reflectors | |
Meade DS10 & DS16 10" & 16" Newtonian Reflectors (with "Sonotube" OTA's) |
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Edmund Scientific 8" Newtonian Reflector |
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Coulter Optic's Newtonian Reflectors on Dobsonian Mounts |
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Bausch & Lomb Criterion 4000 4" Schmidt Cassegrain |
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Steve Dodson's 3" Newtonian Reflector |
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Criterion RV-6 6" Newtonian Reflector (price increases) |
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Tele Vue Plossl Eyepieces | |
Tele Vue Eyepieces Plossls, Wide Fields & Naglers |
30 yrs. | Late 60's | Early 70's | Late 70's | Late 80's | Early 90's | Late 90's |