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 Jul 7 2006, 01:05 PM
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Interstellar Medium  Group: Members Joined: 7-July 06 Posts: 34 From: Hot Spring,Ar.  |
Rick, I did that the same way and it takes me to another website for hosting. When I get there I can't seem to get it back to xosmos
Paul -------------------- Astro-Physics 6" f/12 Super Planetary
12 1/2" Cave Astrola f/4.5 Working on a 24" newt. on a giant fork mount |
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Jul 7 2006, 01:06 PM
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 Star Group: Moderators Joined: 3-June 06 Posts: 1,426 From: Fort Ann, NY 
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Next step:
Follow the directions shown in the following screenshot below. 
-------------------- Rick
6" f/5 Star Hoc Newtonian - "Amanda" Orion Astroview w/ dual drives 10x50 Binocs Proud owner of an Explora-Dome! (NSO) Northern Skies Observatory - Fort Ann, N.Y. |
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Jul 7 2006, 01:09 PM
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 Galaxy Super Cluster Group: Moderators Joined: 5-June 06 Posts: 5,159 From: Arizona |
Once you hit post it a screen will come up with a lot of computer jargon on it. There will be a set of four lines followed by your picture and then another five lines. The first of the five is called "Hotlink for forums (1)".
Copy it and then paste it in your post as I have below. Press preview and you should be able to see your picture. If not, try again. 
-------------------- Ron Walker
Orion 11" XLT EQ-G ~ Orion 102mm Mak Burgess 38mm ~ Stratus 21mm and 13mm Dyanscope 4" (1950's vintage) Nikon F 35mm ~ Canon 300D Planetaria: Goto E-5 (Viewlex) ~ Spitz A3P ~ Minolta/Viewlex Series II B |
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Jul 7 2006, 01:13 PM
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 Just a State of Mind! Group: Administrators Joined: 4-June 06 Posts: 1,340 From: Loves Park, Il. 
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Paul: Do you have your own website?
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Jul 7 2006, 01:14 PM
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Star Group: Moderators Joined: 3-June 06 Posts: 1,426 From: Fort Ann, NY
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Last step: Just follow the instructions from the screenshot below
Hope this helps :wink: 
-------------------- Rick
6" f/5 Star Hoc Newtonian - "Amanda" Orion Astroview w/ dual drives 10x50 Binocs Proud owner of an Explora-Dome! (NSO) Northern Skies Observatory - Fort Ann, N.Y. |
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Jul 7 2006, 01:18 PM
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Interstellar Medium Group: Members Joined: 7-July 06 Posts: 34 From: Hot Spring,Ar. |
Rick if you go back to my previous post I finally got it thanks to you guys.
Neo you can go to www.q13hobbies.com that is the hobby shop web site. Thanks, Paul -------------------- Astro-Physics 6" f/12 Super Planetary
12 1/2" Cave Astrola f/4.5 Working on a 24" newt. on a giant fork mount |
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Jul 7 2006, 01:23 PM
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Star Group: Moderators Joined: 3-June 06 Posts: 1,426 From: Fort Ann, NY
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Good deal Paul. Now I see it. That's a BIG RC plane you got there. My Dad used to build & fly RC planes all the time, but he's gotten a bit too old to do that kind of thing anymore
-------------------- Rick
6" f/5 Star Hoc Newtonian - "Amanda" Orion Astroview w/ dual drives 10x50 Binocs Proud owner of an Explora-Dome! (NSO) Northern Skies Observatory - Fort Ann, N.Y. |
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Jul 7 2006, 07:15 PM
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 Dust Disk Group: Members Joined: 13-June 06 Posts: 149 From: Barrington RI USA |
Why I need an observatory:
And if you think that's bad, try this: 
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Jul 7 2006, 08:06 PM
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 Comet Group: Moderators Joined: 11-June 06 Posts: 304 From: New Jersey
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Is that a 12"er Pete ?
-------------------- Meade LX200GPS 14" Pier Mounted
Backyard Observatory - ASH OBSERVATORY Losmandy G-11 Gemini/Modified Meade AR-6 Orion Ed 80mm and 102ED & XT-10 Canon 350D Hutech Modified Meade LPI and DSI, ToUcam III Ash Observatory Clear Sky Clock  |
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Jul 8 2006, 09:06 AM
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Dust Disk Group: Members Joined: 13-June 06 Posts: 149 From: Barrington RI USA |
Hi Tom,
No, it's a 14, same as yours. 
I'll be 65 in October and I'm getting a little old for this. The 125 pound weight by itself isn't bad, but the 14" is bulky and awkward to carry. I don't mind carrying it across the yard. And I don't mind mounting it. But carrying it up and down stairs is a bitch. Pete |
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Jul 8 2006, 09:29 AM
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 Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance Group: Moderators Joined: 5-June 06 Posts: 907 From: AJ,AZ
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QUOTE(Pete Peterson) Hi Tom,
No, it's a 14, same as yours.
I'll be 65 in October and I'm getting a little old for this. The 125 pound weight by itself isn't bad, but the 14" is bulky and awkward to carry. I don't mind carrying it across the yard. And I don't mind mounting it. But carrying it up and down stairs is a bitch. Pete Looks like a monster! my 12" is bad enough! 
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Jul 8 2006, 09:37 AM
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Galaxy Super Cluster Group: Moderators Joined: 5-June 06 Posts: 5,159 From: Arizona |
Ill never complain carrying my 11 inch-er any more. Well, not until I have to do it next time. Older may not be better, but it sure is wiser! Can't wait to have a permanent place with a perfect alignment so I can get to enjoying it more and futzing with it less.
-------------------- Ron Walker
Orion 11" XLT EQ-G ~ Orion 102mm Mak Burgess 38mm ~ Stratus 21mm and 13mm Dyanscope 4" (1950's vintage) Nikon F 35mm ~ Canon 300D Planetaria: Goto E-5 (Viewlex) ~ Spitz A3P ~ Minolta/Viewlex Series II B |
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Jul 8 2006, 03:39 PM
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Comet Group: Moderators Joined: 11-June 06 Posts: 304 From: New Jersey
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Pete, i agree. It is a bear up and down stairs. Had mine for all of a month before building the roll off observatory. It hasn't moved since.
I also like to thank you for your great upgrades. I have them all
-------------------- Meade LX200GPS 14" Pier Mounted
Backyard Observatory - ASH OBSERVATORY Losmandy G-11 Gemini/Modified Meade AR-6 Orion Ed 80mm and 102ED & XT-10 Canon 350D Hutech Modified Meade LPI and DSI, ToUcam III Ash Observatory Clear Sky Clock |
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Jul 8 2006, 06:27 PM
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 Interstellar Medium Group: Members Joined: 6-June 06 Posts: 64 From: Espanola, NM |
QUOTE(Rick Needham) Last step: Just follow the instructions from the screenshot below
Hope this helps :wink: I'm going to give this a whirl 
-------------------- Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!
17.5 f5 truss dob 80mm Orion ED refractor DSI Pro II Vixen R200SS f/4.0 Celestron ASGT mount DSIc for autoguiding 10x50 binoculars WO bino viewers |
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Jul 8 2006, 06:42 PM
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Star Group: Moderators Joined: 3-June 06 Posts: 1,426 From: Fort Ann, NY
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Dan,
It's a little bit of trial & error, but you'll get it!
-------------------- Rick
6" f/5 Star Hoc Newtonian - "Amanda" Orion Astroview w/ dual drives 10x50 Binocs Proud owner of an Explora-Dome! (NSO) Northern Skies Observatory - Fort Ann, N.Y. |
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Jul 9 2006, 05:04 AM
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 President, CAS Group: Moderators Joined: 4-June 06 Posts: 1,554 From: Albemarle County, Virginia
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Is there a keyboard shortcut for "Cut", "Copy" & "Paste"? I'm a Mac guy and the 3 are easy as can be. All this right clicking & drop down menu stuff looks, well, annoying...
Rich -------------------- President, Charlottesville Astronomical Society
Orion Atlas 10 Coronado Ha PST  38° 10' 57"N, 78° 23' 09"W  |
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Jul 9 2006, 06:38 AM
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Interstellar Medium Group: Members Joined: 4-June 06 Posts: 75 From: Capitan, New Mexico |
It is annoying. That's the reason I just plain hate doing pictures. You almost need to reference a flow chart every time you do something. I don't do them enough to remember how to do them, so I always find I have to dig out my notes. Too big of a pain in the butt.
One picture is worth a thousand words, or in this case a thousand clicks. Carol |
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Jul 9 2006, 05:17 PM
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Galaxy Super Cluster Group: Moderators Joined: 5-June 06 Posts: 5,159 From: Arizona |
OK I'll guess I'll post as well.
Here is where I spend most of my waking days. About 5 years ago. How time does fly! 
Another shot taken by my daughter about a year ago. :shock: A tad grayer :? 
-------------------- Ron Walker
Orion 11" XLT EQ-G ~ Orion 102mm Mak Burgess 38mm ~ Stratus 21mm and 13mm Dyanscope 4" (1950's vintage) Nikon F 35mm ~ Canon 300D Planetaria: Goto E-5 (Viewlex) ~ Spitz A3P ~ Minolta/Viewlex Series II B |
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Jul 9 2006, 05:33 PM
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Just a State of Mind! Group: Administrators Joined: 4-June 06 Posts: 1,340 From: Loves Park, Il.
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ok.. I've got to ask...
Where do you work? (Film industry I'm guessing)
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Jul 9 2006, 05:35 PM
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 Star Group: Moderators Joined: 2-June 06 Posts: 1,263 From: Mexico |
Here is mine....from a phonecamera
-------------------- Gustavo Pohls
Observatorio Las Palmas &D.H. Levy  PROUD HOME TO BOTH EXPLORA-DOME & FREEDOM OF SPEECH |
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