How many of you own more than one telescope?

Takahashi E160
AP 110GTX
Stellarvue 130 (need to sell)
I think my next scope will be a Takahashi CCA-250, if they resume production.
Dan

5 telescopes

- TS Photon 12" Newton
- Celestron C8 (Early 70's orange version)
- TSED70Q Petzval apochromat
- ASKAR ACL200
- Meade 7" Maksutov Cassegrain

CS,
Xeno

1st.  William Optics Zenistart 81 (because the Celestron was taking too long during Covid when I started this hobby)
2nd. Celestron EdgeHD 8" (the one I really wanted to start with)
3rd. SkyWatcher Esprit 120ED (because it's just that bit better than the Z81)
4th. Lunt LS50THa (because the sun is fun, always changing and a rather handy nearby star)

All used on the same mount (EQ6R).
Cheers.

Imaging:
- Rokinon 135 (in use)
- Sky-Watcher 150PDS (expect to use again some day)
- Sky-Watcher Esprit 120ED (probably will sell)
- Celestron 8" EdgeHD (in use)

Visual:
- Orion XT8
- Celestron 8" (orange tube)

And various guide scopes of course.. do they count?

2 OTA, 1 mount
SW mak127
SW Evostar 72ed + corrector 0.85x
Mount AZ GTI  at equatorial mode

Planewave CDK 14 & Takahashi FSQ106 both mounted remotely on 10Micron Mounts

C11HD, AT130EDT and AT90CFT used at home for visual, planetary and some NB imaging on a G11G and a AM5.

In other words, too damn many.

John Hayes:
I'm curious how many telescopes imagers typically own.  I personally run two in Chile but I also have 3 other small scopes kicking around my shop for visual use.  If you've got more that one, what are they?

John

For imaging, I use just two. I have a 305mm remote telescope that does 90% of the work since it requires no setup, has plenty of aperture, and is a good fit for a variety of targets. For EAA and occasional wide field imaging I use a 4.3" refractor. That's it.

- Jared

Two sites, Two mounts, 5 scopes.

Mounts:  Planewave L-350 and AP 1600 AE

Scopes: CDK 14, FSQ106N, Epsilon 130D, RedCat 71 WIFD.

Of course since I have been doing this sone 1993, I have bought and sold a lot of scopes in that time.

I also have a Stellarvue SVQ-100 that just went up for sale on Astromart since I am out of mount space (if anybody is looking to add to their collection! )

Prolly 75% of the imaging is with the CDK since it sits at a dark remote site with great seeing. Much less so with the FSQ and Epsilon as they are at home in the Pacific NW with it's fires and clouds way too often. RedCat is quite new (no complete image yet) and is at the remote site for when the seeing is less than ideal.

Astro Physics AP130GTX  with Quad 0.72x and Quad f6.3 flattener
Takahashi FSQ106ED  with CR 0.73x reducer flattener and 645 0.72x reducer flattener (main imaging scope)
Takahashi FSQ85ED  with RD-QB 0.73x reducer flattener (mainly dark site)
Officina Stellare RH200 (bought used, had be send to Italy, has spent most of its life in the case)
Celestron C9.25 carbon fiber with Starizona F6.3 v IV SCT reducer flattener and Optec Leo focuser (mainly galaxies at dark site)
Celestron C11 carbon fiber (very little use, can't bring myself to sale)
Orion 180mm Maksutvov-Cassedrain (visual planetary)
Orion Optics UK 140mm 140OMC Deluxe maksutovv- cassegrain (visual planetary)
Celestron 8 Edge on Evolution mount (visual at dark site, some visual planetary)
William Optics Zenith Star 66SE (used as a guide scope, unsuccessful with imaging, get no use and need to sale)
Astro Tech AT65EDQ (wide field with DSLR and APS-C OSC, replaced by FSQ85ED,  will be given to oldest son)
Celestron/Vixen C150 F5 newtonian (sets in my living room and collects dust)

Too many after 24 years in the hobby, Lynn K.

Added latter, I forgot 2.
Televue101, for visual at dark site
Lunt 60, single stack for solar

I currently have 3 in service in my ROR observatory & 2 on standby or backup just in case I need to work on one of the setups. I just sold my AP 160 EDF and an 8” f6.3 sct. Had to thin the heard 😀
I’m not lucky enough to have a remote setup. I like being with my equipment so not a biggy for me.

12” f5 DBA Certified Newt
10” f5 Celestron Newt
Esprit 100
Esprit 120
Celestron 9.25
6” f8 Edmund Scientific Newt
Orion ST80

Dale

Noooo John… Why did you launch this poll….
I'm starting to be depressed….
That's my list…
Two Celestron C11
One Newton 250 f/4
One Newton 200 f/4
One Ritchey-Chretien 8"
One Intes Micro Alter M809
One Skywatcher Equinox 120ed
One SuperApo Officina Stellare 80/600
One Orion 80ed
One Etx90
One Coronado PST
and I'm sure I'm forgetting something…
Sometimes I think I'm fuc*ing crazy…….
Ciao
Lorenzo

I need to thin the herd for sure. 
Redcat 51mm
Pleaides 68mm
Meade 70mm
Sharpstar 150HNT
Skywatcher ED80
Skywatcher 190mm Mak-newt
Sharpstar SCA260
iOptron 8" RC
9.25" Edge
Seven mounts too. Once I get around to it, I will sell off some of the gear, but it's such a pain selling that I procrastinate.