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Orion 6 inch SkyQuest Classic Dobsonian Telescope (CAS #2)
By
Larry Saunders
December 6, 2016
February 27, 2018
Club Telescopes
This brand new 6″ aperture, 1200mm focal length reflector telescope is ultra stable and comes with an easy to use Dobsonian mount. This is a great telescope to novice observers to quickly, smoothly and easily learn their way around the night sky!
Loaned/Stored by: Ed T.
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This brand new 6″ aperture, 1200mm focal length reflector telescope is ultra stable and comes with an easy to use Dobsonian mount. This is a great telescope to novice observers to quickly, smoothly and easily learn their way around the night sky!
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