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John Carruthers
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Re: Light loss in optically clear flat when angled?
      08/16/08 03:02 AM

Try putting a clear piece of glass in front of your secondary, you'll get a double image, the same may happen with any parallel unsilvered glass. A small angled between the faces will take care of the reflected double image, like a Herschel wedge.

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* Light loss in optically clear flat when angled? refractory 08/15/08 06:03 PM
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