Which major telescope manufacturer issued a massive recall in 2013 after discovering their flagship computerized telescope models had faulty altitude motor encoders that caused inaccurate star tracking?

In the competitive world of astronomy equipment and telescopes, product design and branding are crucial for market success. Companies invest millions in perfecting their products for amateur and professional astronomers alike. However, even the most established astronomy brands have had notable product recalls that shook consumer confidence. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant product recalls in astronomy equipment history that changed how companies approach quality control in this precision-focused industry.

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Celestron, affecting over 18,000 NexStar Evolution telescopes
Meade Instruments, affecting approximately 25,000 LX200-ACF models
Orion Telescopes, affecting their entire SkyQuest XX14i Dobsonian line
Takahashi, affecting their premium TOA refractor series with computerized mounts