Meade LX 90 8" vs. ETX 125 5" and DIY Equipment

[@aceaquascapes]

funny thing, after getting my meade etx 125, which i was following for 3 yrs, and got it last month, on the first couple of times i was using it, the music from your old etx video was looping in my mind, so thankful for your videos, without your info wouldnt have bought the etx, today i have 2 etx one is with normal remote, other with autostar, like i have 2 of everything now, i was thinking if i could attach both to make it a huge binoculars :)) im sure you would have thought about it if you have 2 of each.

[@leoncorns1450]

I'm happy I found your video. I have the same LX90 8inch. I really liked your carry case with the fan. It was interesting to hear about Meade mine is 11yrs old. You can make a DIY a dew shield, dew heater, compression pads, weight balance system and improved levelling system.

[@Charleelaine57]

What great video I have a little more info on setting up the scope. I am new to this and feeling excited about looking into the night sky. I have a ETX 125 but no controller and that makes things a bit difficult to use but i am looking for the correct controller but no luck yet. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to more of your videos. I live in Kasugai Japan good luck. Charlee Laine

[@НебоиЗемля-г3б]

Good afternoon, congratulations on your new telescope!) I am from Russia, I enjoy watching your videos, I have the same telescope as you have Meade etx 125. I would like to know if there will be videos with planets on the new telescope?)

[@agermangineer]

Hi there, well I have a couple of Planet Videos from my ETX 125 already. So soon I will post Planet Videos from my new LX 90. I hear that August will be great this year to spot Jupiter and Saturn. 😀👍🏻

[@davidbrandenburg8029]

i wish i could find someone who knows how to defork the etx60, no one at meade has a clue!.

[@agermangineer]

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[@mcgavin098]

I looked at my ETX60 today and there's no place to put a vixen mount. You'd be better off with a maksutov 90mm like orion or celestron. They have great magnification.