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			<title>Skywatcher Explorer 200P telescope</title>
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			<description>Skywatcher Explorer 200mm (8&quot;) f/1000 Parabolic Newtonian Reflector



The short tube length telescope is an excellent balance between light gathering power and portability. 

The Skywatcher f/5 Newtonian Reflector features a  high-quality

parabolic primary mirror.  The parabolic mirror is important to

eliminate spherical aberrations inherent in short tube 'fast focal

length' reflectors.

The 200mm Primary mirror, provides 77% more light gathering than 150mm telescopes.

The heavy  ...</description>
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