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Just an idea ?I am sure that someone has already thought of this but.... #1 could it be made to stop farther left when full left is called ? Centering on marshall launch would be cool. Then we could zoom in on the wind sock :) and the south launch :) #2 weather cover needs cleaning(focus to infinity helps a little) Another north day and the mind starts to thinkin. Forums > BS (Banter Section) Flight > Fun / Notable Sites > Marshall Sales dude worded the up grade just right.More for less ? Well OK then ,do it. Actual get to watch the 720 videos that Dave and Jonathan post and not have to wait and wait. It has been rotated to the rightJust enough so that now Marshall Peak isn't visible at all. I hope the change is just a coincidence. I've had genial contact with the CSUSB weather station and webcam guy in the past. Dut DoohWhat the Hell ? Or its something as simple as your other left,dude Pretty please Those Fios guys areThose Fios guys are persistant. Sales dude didnt tell me that little part. Told installer then in 2 yrs I'll go with anothers wireless to spite them. an lz based webcamis not out of the question. and actually not that hard. There are a few nuts to crack, some $ to be spent (mostly on power), I'll broach the topic at the spring meeting. Neat ONow that would be cool. Wew Good scare Ken. One thing I figured is a tweak would also change all of their presets a little. But IMO would be cool if he centered on the windsock But then again Im a old fogey that think those flying contraptions are cool. |
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I had the same thought this morning while I was fighting you for control of the UCSB web-cam.
