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diff --git a/doc/telelaunch-operation.inc b/doc/telelaunch-operation.inc
index 4ad50344..db71d918 100644
--- a/doc/telelaunch-operation.inc
+++ b/doc/telelaunch-operation.inc
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
 		The TeleLCO unit should be placed on a table at the Launch
 		Control position.  It can be helpful for the LCO (the human(s)
 		too, not just the electronics!) to be provided with some 
-		shade, but the use of transreflexive LCDs for the digit 
+		shade, but the use of reflective LCDs for the digit 
 		displays and ultri-bright LEDs make TeleLCO operation 
 		reasonable even in direct sunlight.
 
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
 		Put a rocket on a launch rail / rod, and connect whip clips
 		from a pad output on a TeleFire unit to the motor igniter.
 		Verify igniter continuity using the LED associated with that
-		output.  Green is good, red is bad.
+		output.  Green is good.
 
 		Switch the TeleFire unit from 'Safe' to 'Arm', at which point
 		it will start "chirping" to indicate that it is "armed and