The Mult-Telescope Telescope (MTT) at Georgia State University's, Hard Labor Creek Observatory (HLCO) is a unique design. This telescope has 9 telescopes working as a team together. Each mirror has an aperature of 13 inches. The combination of 9 such mirrors allows this one of a kind instrument to have the light gathering ability of a single 40 inch telescope. Each mirror feeds a polished fiber optic cable. These cables are feed into the spectrograph that is housed in the observatory builing in the background.
discussion on why large telescopes are needed to observe spectrsoscoic binaries.
Dissusion about spectrographs goes here.
Image of HLCO spectrograph goes here.