I once saw a 3.60 on eBay, but was outbid before I could confirm shipping. Not just any transport company is certified for Baltovskys - and just remember never even to breathe any hint that it might be a used one that could be a bit out of tune.

That was the last I saw on the public market. I think it's just a matter of the carriage insurance - it's just not worth it.

I've heard you can fake one up with a modified Verona cavity and a good capacitor, though. Have you tried that route?

Like this, apparently:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13835243

I've heard it's some kind of weird webby thing

It took a while for me to understand Yalgeth's Limit, but once that piece of information cracked itself open, the rest of it all really falls into place.

Edit: Check out the wikia to get started (http://vxmodules.wikia.com/wiki/Getting_Started) Be careful though, the first time you ever calibrate a wide-angle spectrograph, you'll be hooked!

It's basically high quality shitposting. You make up technical terms (remember "flux-capacitor") and bring up elaborate ideas.