"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Yup, everyone knows the the scopes are poor since Tasco took over....NOT!
The current C11 and 9.25 are the finest optical sets sold by Celestron to
the
public. Pre-Tasco scopes were more hit and miss and sometimes worse than
Meade
in rare cases.
Mooron's ignorance and boredom are obvious.

See Joe..... here Bob is bragging once again about the quality of an
instrument that he cannot possibly realize the full use of in his current
area. He's being pretentious and self righteous. He can't admit the fact
that he has an idiotic piece of equipment for his location... yet feels
obligated to point out the fact that his scope is the best on the market....
not the best to suit his situation.

He even goes so far as to state that they are the most powerful scopes sold
to the public!!?? WTF... "the public" can buy way more powerful telescopes
than those. It's not like you need a license to own a telescope.... unless
the Patriot Act has suspended the privilege of purchase.

CM

Overproof wrote:
"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Yup, everyone knows the the scopes are poor since Tasco took
over....NOT!
The current C11 and 9.25 are the finest optical sets sold by
Celestron to
the
public. Pre-Tasco scopes were more hit and miss and sometimes worse
than
Meade
in rare cases.


Geee I read that many seek out the orange tube model.
That the quailty at the time was un-surpassed.

Mooron's ignorance and boredom are obvious.

See Joe..... here Bob is bragging once again about the quality of an

instrument that he cannot possibly realize the full use of in his
current
area.

He window peeps! Lots of building in NY.



He's being pretentious and self righteous.


Really! I'm amazed.

He can't admit the fact
that he has an idiotic piece of equipment for his location... yet
feels
obligated to point out the fact that his scope is the best on the
market....
not the best to suit his situation.

He even goes so far as to state that they are the most powerful
scopes sold
to the public!!?? WTF... "the public" can buy way more powerful
telescopes
than those.


I think most larger mirrows than 11" get very expensive. But your
right, if ya got the bucks Ill sell you a 20 footer from the University
of Arizona.

But finding something off the shelf larger than 11" might be a hard
task.


It's not like you need a license to own a telescope.... unless
the Patriot Act has suspended the privilege of purchase.

Not sure about telescopes, but I heard you now need permission, or
some sort of permit to launch Estes type rockets.

Joe


CM