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How about taking the eyepiece out and looking through the telescope at something distant (not the sun :-) and moving your head back until it looks in focus (or alternatively, project the moon onto a bit of paper). The focal length will be the distance from the objective lens to your eye (or the paper), which you can measure with a tape measure. Then you can work out the focal ratio as Telrad describes.

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