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Stellarvue SV50 finder - spotter version By Malcolm Bird 7/22/2010 A real find of a finder!
	3 Criterion Dynamax 8 scopes and a B&L 4000 By Mark Swanson 7/15/2010 My Experience. By Mark Swanson.
	Astro Telescopes 102 " Planetary Killer" By James Edwards 7/12/2010 " A long lost Refractor "
	Vixen ED100sf Refractor By Ging-Li Wang 6/8/2010 Go to your happy place... this is one good telescope.
	Astro-Tech 8in Imaging Newtonian with Astro-Tech Coma Corrector By David Compton 5/10/2010 I am a cheapskate. I have been saving for 9 months to get a telescope that costs only $450. So how did it do out of the box?
	The Questar 3.5 Standard By Malcolm Bird 3/1/2010 Perfect scope or perfectly frustrating?
Meade ETX-LS Review - Part 3 - Computerized Mount and Final Thoughts By John Kramer 2/2/2010 This is the final part of my three part review devoted to the ETX-LS. It focuses on the computerized mount and how it performed over a series of observing sessions. I conclude with my final thoughts on using the Meade ETX-LS.
	Takahashi TSA-120 By Bill Vance 1/3/2010 Not too big, not too small, but just right!
	ASTRO TELESCOPES 152mm, f/5.9 REFRACTOR OTA By Lawrence Carlino 12/5/2009 A quick first look
Meade ETX-LS Review - Part Two - Optics By John Kramer 11/24/2009 Part one covered my brief impression of the physical characteristics of the telescope after setup and a brief night out under the stars. Now that I have had a chance to take the ETX-LS out for a few long observing sessions, how did the ETX-LS perform optically? Find out more.
VMC110L w/Porta II By Hugh Peck 11/11/2009 Mostly good Chinese made scope with just a couple of irritations.
	Meade ETX-LS - Part One - First light and first impressions By John Kramer 11/4/2009 This is part one of a multi-part review of Meade's ETX-LS. Part one will focus on the initial impression of this new telescope from Meade.
Nexstar 11 GPS in EQ Mode w/ tag-on Orion Express By Ronald Abraham 10/10/2009 A unbeatable combo for Oklahoma's rare great nights.
Meade ETX-LS 6"ACF By Daniel Evans 8/26/2009 An unbiased review!
	Webster Telescopes D18 By Dave Bonandrini 8/8/2009 An 18” telescope in a 15” package?
Orion ST120 Redux By norman sullivan 7/13/2009 Further impressions and suggestions regarding the Orion ST120 f5 refractor.
	SCT Collimation under Adverse Circumstances By Greg Nowell 6/27/2009 Disassembly, transport, and other adjustments to SCTs may result in gross miscollimation, where no "classic doughnut" is available to help in the adjustment process. Bad seeing also results in "bad doughnuts" which make collimation difficult. This article addresses these conditions, and provides some further pointers on SCT collimation.
	CPC800 a great buy! By Mike Sheron 6/24/2009 The CPC800 is just what the astronomer ordered!
	Broken Back Solutions By tom harrison 6/10/2009 Are you old, weak, broken? You can still use a large dob.
CELESTRON OMNI XLT 150R By Lawrence Carlino 5/19/2009 “GRAB-AND-GO” MEETS THE COLOR PURPLE
Testing Cat spotters… By Ed Moreno 5/15/2009 No, silly rabbit… not for cat watching…
	The Stellarvue SV90T Fluorite By Ivan Ong 4/29/2009 A great portable scope
	Astro Systems 16" Telekit By Robert Price 4/14/2009 Looking for a telescope making kit with all the hardware? This is it.
The Orion ST120 -A lot of 'scope, no mucho dinero By norman sullivan 3/25/2009 If I had known what I was doing from the start, I would have bought this then and saved a lot of trouble.
	The Sky-Watcher Pro 100ED Refractor By David Ponder 2/14/2009 Your next APO??
	Stellarvue F80M Finderscope: A Versatile Performer By Bob Christ 12/16/2008 Can a well-engineered and executed 80mm finderscope serve multiple duty as a finder, RFT, and grab-and-go scope?
ORION 120ED vs. ASTRO-TECH 127EDT By Lawrence Carlino 10/2/2008 Bargain-priced 5-inch APO shootout
EON 120 Reveiw By christopher palmer 9/3/2008 EON 120 Reveiw
	Pentax 105SDP Apochromatic Refractor By Pollux Chung 8/15/2008 Great (little) apochromatic refractor from the Japanese Optics Giant
Takahshi's Sky 90II By Trenton Feist 7/22/2008 This oft forgotten wonder proves to be more than meets the eye!