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Topic: Picture questions
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RBedard
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posted August 06, 2004 10:31 PM
   
I am sorry to bring up a already covered topic, but looking at the old post I can not understand how they post the pictures. It is my understanding that they(people posting pictures) have a personal web site and simply link their pictures there. If I don't have a web site how do I go from a picture stored in my computer to turning it into a link. Thank You very much
Remi IP: 142.217.176.129 |
piper576
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posted August 06, 2004 11:19 PM
Remi ;
Most of us use a free picture storage website, there are many to choose from. I use www.photobucket.com
Ypu go there create an album by uploading the pictures from your computer to there server, you then include the link to your album or picture in your post here.Bob IP: 209.226.190.126 |
RBedard
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posted August 07, 2004 08:42 AM
http://img70.exs.cx/img70/692/100_2239.jpg
http://img5.exs.cx/img5/6167/100_2237.jpg Thank You very much Bob [This message has been edited by RBedard (edited August 07, 2004).] [This message has been edited by RBedard (edited August 07, 2004).] IP: 142.217.176.129 |
2short S565
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posted August 07, 2004 09:24 AM
Remi;
If you want the picture to open in your post then link it like this but use [ ] instead of { }.
{IMG}http://img5.exs.cx/img5/6167/100_2237.jpg{/IMG}Fred [This message has been edited by 2short S565 (edited August 07, 2004).] IP: 67.70.4.223 |
piper576
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posted August 07, 2004 10:02 AM
Remi ;
Great pictures lots of color in your sails -
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Eric
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posted August 07, 2004 07:29 PM
What great photos Remi!! Beautiful sails too! Thanks for posting them!It appears to me that your spinn pole topping lift is in two pieces. I've been struggling with that issue on my Sandpiper. The PO never rigged the topping lift. The manual has the termination point of the toppping lift at the same height as the spreaders. That's taller than me  . It also means if I permanently connect it, there'll be a big long shock cord hanging around. Your solution might do the trick.
Does this method you show work well for you? BTW, what lake is that you're sailing on? Eric IP: 130.63.85.93 |
RBedard
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posted August 07, 2004 08:35 PM
Eric,
What I am using right now form my topping lift is a bungee cord. and for my uphaul downhaul a normal haylard sized line. I connect the two. The trick as far as I know is too get the right lengh of bungee(shock) cord vs the rope used as the uphaul downhaul. once the topping lift is on the mast you must experiment with different line lenghts by supporting the pole(with the uphaul downhaul knots) as you adjust the line. I will eventually replace the bungee cord with shock cord. My topping lift is permanently(when the mast is up) on the mast at spreader height on a clip. When the spinny pole is not in use the shock cord(bungee cord) takes the slack of the uphaul downhaul so that the hole line is not in the way. because I am using a bungee cord and not a shock cord the slack is not all taken away so I simply wrap the slack wich is the uphaul downhaul part around the spinnaker cleat. But I am sure that if you use if you use a shock cord and experiment with different lenghts you can get the slack removed without wrapping it around a cleat.I can get you photos of it close up if it would help. Believe it or not but the name of the lake is Remi Lake. It is near Moonbeam Ont Remi [This message has been edited by RBedard (edited August 07, 2004).] [This message has been edited by RBedard (edited August 07, 2004).] IP: 142.217.176.129 |
2short S565
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posted August 07, 2004 09:44 PM
We had a cottage on Remi Lake. I'm originally from Kap.
My dad had a Bombardier 4.8.[This message has been edited by 2short S565 (edited August 07, 2004).] IP: 67.70.4.223 |
Any Smitt.
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Hyprstitch
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posted December 30, 2005 03:02 AM
I'm bring this topic back to the top for new members to reveiwIP: 207.200.116.203 |
Kiwi John
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posted December 31, 2005 10:56 PM
Testing a picture myself!
Sorry but I havn't got the Sandpiper yet so my car will do.
KJ
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Kiwi John
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posted December 31, 2005 10:57 PM
Hey it worked!!!
Thanks
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