This is what to much cloud does for you.

[stafford_stargazer]

With this lovely cloud everywhere i have had to much time on my hands.

So i made for my 200p a fan with speed control.

Attaches with elastic bands to the rear knobs that secure the collimation from moving.

Works a treat indoors

Easy to put on and off telescope,and had to give it an original name:)

Dont laugh

Gaz

[airprox]

I for one am not laughing... looks very good. I can also empathise, have just come in from the garage where I've been "tinkering"... nothing worth showing just yet though!

Cheers

Alun

[BAZ Senior]

Nice and tidy job there.

Every one should have a shed, great for coming down after a rough day, or cloudy night!

[stardad]

Looks way to technical for me......

I far prefer the insides of a trans verse 4 multi cylinder engine with double over head cams any day.

[mark7331]

Very nice job. I'm just clearing space in my shed for some tinkering.

[Mr Spock]

Nice job. All you need is a clear sky to try it. As that is unlikely you'll have to make something else

[zcapp96]

I thought it was a contraption to get rid of the clouds at first!

[starship trooper]

well done it shows cloudy night do have there uses

[spaceboy]

Looks a very professional job Gaz.

SPACEBOY

[Hypernova]

A job well done there

I still need to make a mounting plate for my fan setup

[swamp thing]

Nice job Gaz.

Could you make a really big one and blow this bl***y cloud away??

Regards Steve

[Space Beagle]

Ooooh, I like that! May have to copy this idea..!

Nice work!

Doc

[rubberman]

Somebody create the ulitmate British invention "The Cloud Remover":icon_scratch:

[stafford_stargazer]

Thanks for your comments guys,now anyone know where i can get a cheap gel battery to power it,or one of them small 4ah portable power stations.

Thanks again,might make it upon request now

[ollypenrice]

Nice job Gaz.

Could you make a really big one and blow this bl***y cloud away??

Regards Steve

Blow them NORTH, that is...

Olly