I keep my gear inside a large wardrobe, really dry place, away from constant humidity to prevent mold formation. When everything has dried correctly, the telescope rests inside a bag with silica gel, the eyepieces are inside their tool box also with silica gel, no dust.

Right now, I have no less then 12 different observation spot I can drive too! (( really not bad I think.

 

Hrm I could not cast a vote as my 'option' was not displayed.

I keep my rig outdoors covered with a Scopestuff 365 cover. It's nice to be able to keep the previous alignment and not have to fuss with setup each session

Here are some pics

20170901_182234 by Tom Whit, on Flickr

20170901_182306 by Tom Whit, on Flickr

20170901_182321 by Tom Whit, on Flickr

20170901_182402 by Tom Whit, on Flickr

20170901_182505 by Tom Whit, on Flickr

 

A nice set up, it definitely is better than my having to carry everything down 3 floors to set up!
Actually the carry down is the easy part, the climbing back up in the middle of the night is the hard part.

 

I keep all my scopes in the rec room, which has been re-named the Equatorial Room.

A few years ago there was a radio commercial here that was for some realtor that mentioned Equatorial Room, my wife couldn't believe that reference was made, so the name stuck. LOL

 

I am naming my spot right mow: The astronomical closet. "If you think your cat is too independent with you, then you just need to go where you keep your sensible astronomy stuff, He'll be there with you in no time."

 

Shed, unheated with a little sliding window.
I leave the window open, it has a screen.
There is a overhang over the window so when it's raining there is no problem.
Best thing the scopes are always ready to go, always at "temp".