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From: James Helman <jim@kaos.stanford.edu>

Dave Wargo writes:

      I think the real trick is going to be the optics. This is not a
      trival task and I would be interested in hearing what can be
      done short of spending $800.00 for a pair of LEEP optics.

Dave Stamp writes:

   I guess the LEEP optics cost *is* dropping-- last time I talked to
   Eric Howlett (designer of LEEP systems) they were still $3500 each.

LEEP has a rather strong quantity based pricing policy.  Clearly group
purchases are in order:

   1st unit: $3000
   2nd-3rd:  $1500 each
   4th-7th:   $750 each

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