Name the scopes you've owned...

[Laurie61]

Mine are mostly in my sig as I still own most of them   -

4" newt on alt/ az

8.75" f7.3 Fullerscope newt on a gem.

4.5" tasco T11 newt on a gem.

12" Meade lx200gps sct, alt/az with wedge. 

80mm f6.8 ED revelation Frac ota (little red scope)

6" Astronomica Mak ota. 

300 mm f6, custom build, OO newt  (1/10th wave) on OO dob base.

10" Meade, f6.3 lx6 with wedge. 

C11 ota

Interestingly if I add up the total aperture and divide by number of scopes I get 8" and if I do the same with the 'f' I get f 8.1 ish. If I could only own one scope it could well be a nice 8" f 8   

[Spoon]

Here are mine ......

1985 - Astro Systems (Bedford) 8.5" F/5 Newtonian - A brilliant first scope - should have kept it - SOLD

1986 - Beacon Hill 6" F/8 Newtonian - Hinds optics, very nice but kids came along so no time - SOLD

2007 - Celestron 102SLT refractor - not really good at anything - SOLD

2008 - Celestron C9.25 SCT - very disappointing - SOLD

2008 - TAL 125R - very nice but too much CA - regretfully SOLD

2008 - Skywatcher 127 Maksutov - a bit too small - SOLD

2008 - Skywatcher 8" F/6 Dobsonian - superb optics - should never have sold it - SOLD

2009 - Skywatcher 120ED refractor - pinched optics - RETURNED

2009 - Takahashi TSA102 refractor - 4" perfection - KEEPER

2009 - Helios 6" F/8 refractor - too much CA - SOLD

2009 - Takahashi FS128 refractor - superb scope - KEEPER

2010 - Celestron C102ED refractor - excellent lightweight travel scope - should have kept it - SOLD

2010 - Skywatcher 180 Pro Maksutov - disappointing - SOLD

2010 - Skywatcher 8" F/6 Dobsonian - disappointing - SOLD

2010 - Skywatcher 10" F/5 Dobsonian - superb optics but this scope did my back in, otherwise a keeper - SOLD

2012 - Takahashi Mewlon 210 - this brand new scope bought from Tak Europe was actually three years old !!! and had bad mirror shift - RETURNED

2012 - Celestron C8 SCT - Nice optics but the OO 8" was better - SOLD

2012 - Orion Optics 8" F/6 Dobsonian 1/10th wave - superb optics - KEEPER

2013 - Intes Micro 715 Maksutov - Superb optics - views match the FS128 - relatively light/compact - KEEPER

2014 - Orion Optics OMC200 F/20 Maksutov - Carbon fibre beauty.

2014 - Lunt 60 H-Alpha solar scope

blumming hell haha do you want any more?? Haha nice list

[Christhorpe]

Skywatcher 127 Mak

Celestron c8n

William Optics Megrez 90

Still got the last 2 !

[nightfisher]

I thought i had already done this, it might take a while, and with a failing memory i may forget some, will try to work from first to last

114 skyhawk sold

ST80 sold

OO Europa 200 newt given away

Evostar 120 sold

OO omc140 sold

TAL100rs KEEPER

Prinz 660 sold

Vixen 80m custom, wish i had kept this

Skymax 180 pro sold

starsky 90mm f5 achro sold

Prinz 330 sold

skymax 102 sold

Antares 105 f15 sold

TAL 125r sold

Towa 80 f15 sold

another prinz 660 sold

Swift 839 keeper

skymax 150 pro keeper

150 pds not sure if i will keep

I think this is all, but i bet i have forgot one

I missed out a fairly significant scope, but i did not own this for long the TAL 200k klestof

[sidewind]

Bresser Messier AR90      refraktor

Celestron C6-s                  sct

Meade ETX90AT               mak

Meade DS-2114                newton

Meade 4500                      newton

Meade ETX125PE             mak

Meade LX10                      sct

Skywatcher Travelstar 80  refractor

Skywatcher   6"                  newton

Skywatcher   8"                  newton

Skywatcher 10"                  newton

[dweller25]

blumming hell haha do you want any more?? Haha nice list

Of course I want more   

[Spoon]

Of course I want more

We always want more Mwahahahaha (insert joke here...)

[dweller25]

We always want more Mwahahahaha (insert joke here...)

Actually - I see you have an 80ED - I have been thinking about one of those for a while.........

[Spoon]

Actually - I see you have an 80ED - I have been thinking about one of those for a while.........

It's an absolutely awesome little scope. I was thinking of getting the WO megrez but I got the 80ED instead never looked back