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I've easily caught 250gb of data recording lunar images with the DBK31 in one night of good seeing...
I usually capture around 550mb worth of images a night during deep sky imaging... sometimes more, sometimes less, but I store all raw data, I dont delete anything. You never know, one day you might learn a new processing routine that will help one of your old images, I have most of the videos from my planetary/lunar imaging, every RAW DSLR file I've ever taken (in 5 odd years of photography) every .FIT file from my QHY8.... I store these things for rainy days, new programs with new, more powerful processing tools..
I just bought another TB HDD for my desktop, and a 2TB network attached device... Bringing my total now, to 10Tb of storage space (not including my windows/installed programs disks), I think about 4.1TB of it all is free...
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