Solar_observer

Done it by post code guys and it's worked

Will play around with it now and see how it goes

It looks a well polished app, well pleased with it

THANKS FLO for the app and the effort involved.

Tony

as you can see I I putted skem but the address is Hamburg?

Tony

The app. And when I go to my location, it is saying somewhere in Hamburg?

Tony

How do I get the app to use my location at the home page flo? I seem to be doing everything but it keeps going to your location. Thanks

Tony

Have you submitted your app to Apple flo?

Tony

:) well it works both ways I think (no disrespect to other retailers) but your pricing, your opinions, your advice and the quality of service ALL round, a lot of us budding amateurs wouldn't be here too

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GREAT STUFF guys, I am certainly going to purchase it if it's anything like your web site, it will take off.

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How's the app for ios coming along FLO?

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I actually use it mainly for day time (being into solar) and I've especially noticed it gets highly accurate the nearer it gets, too the time ie within the 24 hour timescale. Oh I will use it more often when my lunt 50 arrives

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I've been doing a check with how it compares with the actual weather and so far it's been 90% accurate, I'm well happy with it flo

Can't wait for the app, any idea on timescale for iOS flo?

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Thanks flo, brilliant idea :-)

Here is my case with new foam and 2 new editions....4mm uwa bst and a 24mm maxvision. There a collimating cap at the bottom and space for my incoming revelation x2.5 Barlow.

Clear skies to you all :-)

Lol.......it's actually a mini flame thrower to keep the dew at bay :-)

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My small collection for my little heritage 130p.

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Opticron imagic 10x50,strathspey 15x70 (finally came yesterday). Manfrotto monopod & trigger grip head.

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Helios Apollo 15x70's

Opticron Imagic TGA WP 10x50's

Currently the Apollo's are the main use binocular on a Vanguard Tracker 4 heavy tripod and red led dot finder. The Opticron's replaced a pair of cheap Meade 10x50's that had done years of sterling service.

Cheers,

Steve

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Here is mine....

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Just take a closer look and the nuts are snuggled in a gap between the tube and mirror......ahhhhhhhhhhh IM going to have a pair of long nose, too hold the nut as I screw back together.

tony

This is going to be worse than open heart surgery...lol do I HAVE to centre dot to collimate this scope?

tony

Dont think this will work moonshane

tony

Cheers guys at least I know which to remove now. I can confirm though that the 3 outside screws DO have a nut on the end. Ive shone a torch down to confirm. Its going to be so awkward as I now need to take the spider off, to hold onto these nuts, both when I take off and put back. There not even spot welded, which would help. Why oh why was the mirror not spotted

tony

Im needed to do this to centre dot the mirror but this is where IM stuck. Ive attatched 2 photos to help you guys assist me. Do I need to remove the WHOLE back end unit? This is held in place via 3 screws which bolt from the inside. This would mean having to take out the spider and secondary to allow the full length of my arm to catch the nuts coming off as I unscrew from the outside pic1. I would have to do this again to reinstall which would be very awkward.

Pic2 from the back where we seem to have 2 panels where 3 pairs of screws are....1 of each pair protrude about 3mm and the other of the pairs are flush. Could I remove all these, thus pulling away the mirror cell/mirror and leaving behind the part I first talked about? Thank you

tony