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  • in reply to: Obs planning software #583956
    stan armstrong
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    Having just completed my own horizon photo I was most interested in this..  however the Link obtained….”  

    Not Found

    The requested URL /staralt/  was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    I did A Copy and Paste of LINK Itself which obtained this…” 

    Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias

    catserver.ing.iac.es/staralt

    We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.

    Could a later extract possibly refer to a generic Issue?   

     

      ”   Useful ING Internet Addresses for INT Observers . It may occur while you are observing that you cannot access to common user INT web pages (even when Internet is working properly).”  

     I should mention that due to my Arthritic fingers I only use Desktop PCs.. Hope this helps.

    in reply to: Update to member pages #583555
    stan armstrong
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    Your work Dominic has transformed my dynamic UGC of First Fireball of 2020 year..I am delighted ..Thank you very much indeed.  PS It is taking some time to change the CONTENT of  ‘Your name’ but hope that will be achieved soon..Meanwhile Regards Stan Armstrong

     

    in reply to: Meteor camera focus #583091
    stan armstrong
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    On original reading Dominic  i assumed a costly academic set up, hence delighted to read now it was a ‘ cheap zoom CCTV lens’ . I vaguely remember mentioning having similar problems with the dominance being a North to South changeover in View. Recently with the Cooler evenings it would seem that Temperature may well be affecting my images too. I like the idea of your graphic representation of the issue, althoughin my case there is no easy access to the Lens. Will be interested to follow your progress.  

    regards Stan.

    in reply to: C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) #582740
    stan armstrong
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    The simplicity of Instructions were such that I could not resist the challenge.

    Despite my clarity of vision with Cataracts removed and 10×50 Bresser.. I did not visually see Comet at all.

    The Comet’s position was on other side of Valley.. above the Trees of The Golf Club..##

    The Golf Club keeps it’s Lighting System in Partial ON mode thruthe Night.. to faciliate the fascinating Crawler ‘Tidy up and Recharge’ after the Golfers have gone home. The resultant view of the Range is shown..##

    I knew the Comet would be rising from Total Darkness of the Golf Club Trees.

    The ratio of B/W was huge. However.. The Roof camera was Teased to show the Comet peeping thru the Silhouette Crater Tail first. Obviously attempted traditional ‘Drawback to a Frame’

    but had to settle for this..##

    Pity I never swotted Photoshop as have lots of Wide Nightview shots across valley..

    Thus my shots are ‘Of the moment’.. 

    in reply to: fireball 6jan2020 #582675
    stan armstrong
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    herewith

    in reply to: fireball 6jan2020 #582674
    stan armstrong
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    Apologies..

    in reply to: -3.4 southeast fireball #582583
    stan armstrong
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    Hi Michael ..as a newbie interested in approximate locations of all those am interacting with.. and in particular FoVs..thanks  stan

    in reply to: -3.4 southeast fireball #582582
    stan armstrong
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    Hi Mike..as a newbie interested in approximate locations of all those am interacting with..thanks  stan

    in reply to: -3.4 southeast fireball #582580
    stan armstrong
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    Jn3 on M40..and was going to ask you the same Eric?

    in reply to: -3.4 southeast fireball #582566
    stan armstrong
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    That was speedy Eric..seems we both go back to the time when Rossie ran the Office….and yes I too captured the fireball..Not overly certain about putting into system?? but can always try again..stan

    in reply to: -5.4 exploding fireball #582556
    stan armstrong
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    arthritic fingers

    in reply to: -5.4 exploding fireball #582555
    stan armstrong
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    A week ago i wrote the following on the Facebook visitors page..

    • …’Americo Watkins asked about a ‘Previous fireball’ to the Exploding one. If he gives me the time and date I will see if i have anything.. Further..’mike.german’ ..the disappearance of Power and Doppler in your graphs..is with the Eye of Faith..to be seen in the video track in attached shot’. My guess is that few members would expect to receive information via this method?
      I Attach a frame from my video of the event..and as my location is ‘Lngtde Offset’ from Nick and Eric hopefully this will help the accuracy of the path..
      I usually monitor UK Met on twitter for daily meteor mentions and IMO for others.. If Eric let’s me know time date of his previous interest Meteor I will see if i captured it too.. Apols for lack of immediate clarity but thought to Real time my input.
    in reply to: -5.4 exploding fireball #582554
    stan armstrong
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    A week ago i wrote the following on the Facebook visitors page..

    • …’Americo Watkins asked about a ‘Previous fireball’ to the Exploding one. If he gives me the time and date I will see if i have anything.. Further..’mike.german’ ..the disappearance of Power and Doppler in your graphs..is with the Eye of Faith..to be seen in the video track in attached shot’. 
      I Attach a frame from my video of the event..and as my location is ‘Lngtde Offset’ from Nick and Eric hopefully this will help the accuracy of the path..
      I usually monitor UK Met on twitter for daily meteor mentions and IMO for others.. If Eric let’s me know time date of his previous interest Meteor I will see if i captured it too.. Apols for lack of immediate clarity but thought to Real time my input.
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