How many of you own more than one telescope?

5 OTAs, 1 mount.

Celestron EdgeHD 8 with 0.7x reducer.
Askar FRA600 with 0.7x reducer.
Askar FRA400.with 0.7x reducer.
Askar ACL200.
Samyang 135MM.
Rokinon 135MM.

The answer seems to depend a bit on how we define ‘telescope’.  OTA vs. OTA with a dedicated mount, and also could expand the count by including camera lenses used exclusively as a wide field OTA (ie Rokinon 135).

My arsenal:

5 OTA, 2 mounts

Celestron 8 - 2002, removed from 1st Gen Nexstar monofork
Skywatcher Quantum 120 - same optics as Esprit 120, carbon tube
Redcat 51 II
Rokinon 135
Skywatcher 72ED - using it mainly as a guide scope now, but it is actually very nice for visual star clusters

EQ6R mount for the larger scopes
AVX for smaller scopes

Askar FMA180Pro
Askar 65PHQ + 0.75x reducer (312mm to 416mm)
Askar 120APO + 1.0x flattener (840mm)
GSO 8" RC (1625mm)

Pretty much covers what I need… I would like to have another camera, so I could have the IMX294 for the 120APO and RC8, and an IMX571 for the 65PHQ and FMA180, alas, I have to determine my projects one at a time, set the rig up and complete that image project before swapping things out…

The scopes that I currently own in the order they were aquired:

- Askar FRA400 (Backyard) 

- Celestron C11 XLT (Backyard)

- AG Optical Convergent FA12 12.5". (Backyard)

- Takahashi Epsilon E160ED (Starfront Observatories) 

- Takahashi TOA-130 NS ( In the process of preparing it for remote imaging)

Thanks everyone!  This is good stuff…keep it coming!  It would be fantastic if we can get around 100 responses to make this a bit more statistically significant.

John

The only telescope I have is a Takahashi FSQ106ED.
I bought it in 2010 and now in my remote observatory in e-EyE Spain.
A telescope for life …

Three scopes for me. I have two refractors for deep sky photography:

VIxen SD81SII for widefield views
Vixen SD115SII for smaller stuff

Mostly I really like Vixen gear, but importantly, those two scopes share the same reducer and flattener and have the same spacing for the rings, meaning I can swap my imaging equipment between them with the minimum of fuss. 

I also have a Meade LX90 8" for planetary and lunar. I quite like the alt-az mount in terms of set-up but I do also wonder if it would be better on my EQ mount.

3 full setups
Esprit 120, Cem70, QHY268M
APM/LZOS 100/800, GEM28EC, Touptek571C
Celestron EDGE HD 8 , GEM45, Omegon veTEC571C

Good Morning!

As I have to work, I "just" own 2 telescopes:

1) Celestron C14 Edge HD
2) SW ESPRIT 150 ED Apo triplet

That's enough for visual observation, Deep Sky, Planets and Moon and with the additonal equipment on the APO, for Sun imaging in continuum and Ha.

I have been doing this for a long time and I like building instruments. Here is my list of "operational telescopes", half of which I designed and made, including the optics and mechanics.

17" CDK, Remote Controlled
11" Celestron
8" stevic paul unobscured DYI
8" F/2.6 Catadioptric DYI
8" Gregory Mac DYI
8" Celestron
6" refractor Doublet DYI
6" Dob
6" Melior APO, Remote Controlled
5" Schmidt Cas DYI
5" Wright Schmidt DYI
NP101 Televue
4.5" F/4 APO DYI, Remote Controlled
3" F/4 APO DYI, Remote Controlled
Coronado Solar Max 70
Coronado PST