Meade Advanced Coma-Free Catadioptrics

If you can’t take pictures through one of the 300" Keck telescopes in Hawaii, this big Meade 14” LX200-ACF with Advanced Coma-Free optics may be the next best thing for serious amateur astronomers, schools, and colleges. This catadioptric design Meade scope has a flat coma-free field that rivals that of the Ritchey-Chrétien design used in many of the world's largest research telescopes, including the twin Kecks and the Hubble Space Telescope. And the price is hard to beat . . .

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If you already have a suitable tripod or pier that can hold 230 pounds, this Meade 16” LX200-ACF Advanced Coma-Free catadioptric telescope will put really big optics on your pier at a price that’s surprisingly affordable. This Meade catadioptric scope has a flat coma-free field that rivals that of the Ritchey-Chrétien design used in many of the world's largest research telescopes, including the twin 300” Keck scopes and the Hubble Space Telescope . . .

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The Meade 16” LX200-ACF Advanced Coma-Free catadioptric telescope with UHTC multicoatings puts research-grade optics on a tripod mount that's transportable (if not exactly portable), at a price that’s surprisingly within reach and reason. The Meade LX200-ACF is a modified catadioptric version of the reflector design used in many of the world's largest research telescopes, including the twin 300” Keck scopes and the Hubble Space Telescope . . .

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The Meade 16” LX200-ACF Advanced Coma-Free catadioptric telescope with UHTC multicoatings puts altazimuth mount research-grade optics into the permanent observatory domes of serious amateur astronomers, schools, and colleges at a surprisingly down-to-Earth price. The Meade LX200-ACF is a modified catadioptric version of the reflector design used in many of the world's largest research telescopes, including the twin 300” Keck scopes and the Hubble Space Telescope . . .

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The Meade 16” LX200-ACF Advanced Coma-Free catadioptric telescope with UHTC multicoatings puts research-grade optics into the permanent observatory domes of serious amateur astronomers, schools, and colleges at a surprisingly down-to-Earth price. The Meade LX200-ACF is a modified catadioptric version of the reflector design used in many of the world's largest research telescopes, including the twin 300” Keck scopes and the Hubble Space Telescope . . .

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