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	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.
	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
Orion ST120 Redux By norman sullivan 7/13/2009 Further impressions and suggestions regarding the Orion ST120 f5 refractor.
CELESTRON OMNI XLT 150R By Lawrence Carlino 5/19/2009 “GRAB-AND-GO” MEETS THE COLOR PURPLE
	The Stellarvue SV90T Fluorite By Ivan Ong 4/29/2009 A great portable scope
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!
Televue 101 By Ed Moreno 7/15/2008 High Definition Wide-screen Space TV
	Takahashi's TOA 150 takes on it's FS-152 ancestor By Jerry Wise 6/2/2008 How does the new TOA 150 compare to the venerable FS-152?
TMB Design 130mm f7 ED Triplet APO Refractor Signature Series By james Yang 2/21/2008 The answer to your refractor dreams?
WO FLT 110MM TMB and Polluted Sites By Howard Lazarus 2/13/2008
	Astro-Physics 6” f/8 Telescope Review By Ed Moreno 2/13/2008
	Orion ED 100 By Wing Eng 1/1/2008 A great scope at a great price.
	Improved ST80 Review By Patrick O'Neil 10/17/2007 What can you expect and do with an 80mm Telescope? Find out and see.
	The New StellarVue 102 ED: A Lotta Bang and Bling for the Buck By Mark Webb 9/26/2007 When Vic Maris at StellarVue announced they’d be producing a 4 inch doublet at a cost of less than $1,600 including a case and FeatherTouch focuser, it seemed like small reflector Nirvana. StellarVue (SV) is known for their high quality and standards, and every scope going out their door is star tested under the real sky – so the opportunity to purchase one of Vic’s new gems at such a low price was just too good to pass up.
	Class of 85: The TeleVue-85 APO Refractor By Michael Aaron McNeely 9/20/2007 The TeleVue-85 is an ideal small telescope. It will reveal all of the major phenomena of the heavens, from high magnification views of planets to low power Milky Way starfields.
STELLARVUE SV102ED By Lawrence Carlino 9/9/2007 Redefining value in high-quality refractors by Lawrence Carlino
William Optics Zenithstar 70 Ferrari 60th Anniversary APO By Peter Pulles 8/31/2007 Impressions and first light of a very special fast racing apo
	Takahashi’s Incredible TOA-130 Refractor By Ralph Aguirre 4/23/2007 Redefining the Standards of Optical Excellence
	Vixen ED115S Refractor By Lawrence Carlino 3/21/2007 A middleweight scope with a heavy punch
	Takahashi TSA-102S By Lawrence Carlino 3/1/2007 Taking it to the next level
Planet Hunter 80. Does it perform? You bet. By Dave Kiefner 2/20/2007 Looking for awesome views of the Moon and Planets with a quality 80mm scope at a great price, well read on...
	APO-Wars: The (Meade) Empire Strikes Back By Alec Hitchman 2/2/2007 Just over a year ago, Mighty Meade made an announcement: they were preparing to release a new, low cost, triplet apochromat design. A number of questions were immediately raised in forums and blogs across the web: Would Meade’s entry into the low-cost APO field rout the established players in the field? Are three pieces of air spaced glass in a mass-produced objective better than two? While few details were forthcoming from Meade (they were apparently busy trying to get the telescopes out the door), with the initial Series 5000 triplets finally shipping in early 2007, we could finally see if the Empire’s apochromat has what it takes to crush the Rebellion.