Re: research grade vs. commercial grade

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From: LABBEY
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 08:07

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"Research grade" means that his telescope is just like any other.  There are
no grades in telescope quality.  No such system exists.  Quality varies
from specimen to specimen.

Meade will stand behind their product, but I would want to have a very
experienced amateur check it out before I paid my money.

Leonard Abbey, F.R.A.S.
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
labbey@gitvm1.gatech.edu

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