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> If money was no object
Oh man, this is gonna be fun!
Totally haven't researched it very much since they cost waaaaay too much for me to even dream about, but for visual use, I totally wouldn't mind a big Webster dobsonian with GoTo (mainly just for the tracking) stationed in some sort of permanent roll-off roof or dome observatory in my dark skies (something good enough to keep the bugs/mice out during the day and perhaps have a heater for the winter months if I needed to work on the scope then). Then, it'd be great to have every single eyepiece that TeleVue makes (at least the ones that produce an exit pupil <7mm with the scope I choose), as well as Lumicon's 2" UHC, O-III, and H-beta filters for nebulae work. After that, add an optical finder (70mm or 80mm APO maybe? :D) to complement the Telrad that ships with the Webster scopes. To help in collimation, I'd get a Howie Glatter TuBlug. Oh, and then maybe SkySafari 4 Pro on a decent-sized tablet to aid in star-hopping. One other thing I might consider if I feel like transporting the thing is a purpose-built trailer. Finally, toss in a Paracorr to get rid of coma. :)
Oh, and if budget allows, how about investing in some good ol' active optics? ;) Heck, maybe even just launch yourself a space station/telescope and buy a space shuttle to get yourself there on-demand! No more worries about seeing!
Clear skies! :)
Not sure, I found it on google image search, but it looks like it could be SkySafari Pro - an awesome Android app I use myself. Not cheap, though.