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Posted by Amanda on April 30, 2007 00:08:08 UTC

Rick,
I didn't grind my own mirror, but rather purchased one (I simply put the telescope toghter). I did find a formula for calculating the minmum resolvable angle of a telescope based on the diameter of the primary mirror. However, my question was how to measure it. I have seen reference to an article in Sky & Telescope about how to measure it indoors, but I was unable to access the article from any of my sources. I was hoping someone would know of this technique.
Thanks for your input.
Amanda

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Indoor resolution - rick_crockett - June 2, 2007 - 07:04 UTC

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