.Guy I know in the next small town east of me used to burn waste oil... he got tired of nozzles plugging despite filtering the old oil, filter prices went way up... he put in an outdoor wood boiler instead. Less work since he has kids who cut wood for him. Most doesn't need splitting, just shove in a bunch of 4' long logs and let it go! Will burn 24 hours on a crammed full load. His neighbor doesn't like that though! Gets a wee bit heavy white smoke when throttled back and packed full.
Some of those images are quite large. I’m trying to save space, so I don’t have to triple my server cost for storage.
I increased the attach image size to 7mb and the number of images per post to 7. Hopefully that will be enough.
Ed
Some of those images are quite large. I’m trying to save space, so I don’t have to triple my server cost for storage.
I increased the attach image size to 7mb and the number of images per post to 7. Hopefully that will be enough.
Ed
... I used to sell some astronomy accessories into Canada, a group who combined orders to cut shipping costs.
I was one of those customers! Still have the Bahtinov mask for my scope. Still use it, too. Always got the stars pin-point sharp.
... I used to sell some astronomy accessories into Canada, a group who combined orders to cut shipping costs.
I do remember on the original forum that several founders did the same of skewing the magnets to lessen the cogging problems. If I remember correctly, this wasn't a big problem until the Sumerian-Cobalt <-sp? and higher powered mags started coming down in prices. I don't thinks this is/was ever a problem with ceramic mags.
I could be wrong.
Cheers
Bruce