Three 90mm Maksutov Telescopes

[@edpontiff8448]

I have 2 Meade etx 90 go to scopes and a a couple of c 90 Celestron scopes and I love them ! Easy to use and quick to set up for a pleasant evening for viewing and a time to relax from the day ! I Watch your videos and enjoy the content , thanks for your effort and passion you display for your love of astronomy and the different scopes used through out the years ! Thanks !

[@davetrott6046]

You are most welcome. Glad you enjoy the videos!

[@soarbooks]

Thanks! I have never had a chance to handle the early ETX non-ElectronicControl fork mount, and your explanation of the knobs and their function is very helpful.

[@davetrott6046]

You are most welcome!

[@fnersch3367]

I have two of those scopes: The Questar and the Celestron C-90 Astro. Both are very high quality scopes and would recommend either for a small planetary instrument. They are not suitable for deep sky objects however.

[@GoldSrc_]

Wow, that C90 is so cute. Thanks for sharing.

[@ronaldrubin4778]

Just finished watching the video and found it very informative. I was interested in the segment where you added an adapter to the photo port on the ETX 90. I have been looking for one just like the one in the video and cannot find one. I have a 45 degree prism and I do not need to but the Meade 932 prism, I just need an adapter as shown in your video. If anyone knows the adapter he used and where to find one I would appreciate a reply on this site. Thanks!

[@JenhamsAstro]

Very interesting comparison. My new C90 is certainly better than my old spotting scope C90, although I'd still like to find an Astro Model like yours!

[@szaki]

New Mead ETX is made so, the OTA can be removed very easy! Even other OTA can be mounted between the fork!

[@pandoraefretum]

I certainly did enjoy your clip ! Thanks !

[@hurita9483]

Hello Dave, Do you compare any 80mm refractor telescope ?

[@davetrott6046]

Hi Hu Rita, No, sorry. Most of the "classic scopes" I review are in other apertures, like 75mm.

[@MrWesleymoon]

Lol the head you are using costs 4x the amount of those cheap little scopes