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Jim Frame, post: 359156, member: 10 wrote: I took this a few years ago on an antenna alignment job. I was set up about 300' from the tower at a point looking directly along the desired alignment axis. As you can see, the pre-built beam lines up pretty darn well with the design azimuth. (The riggers are are about 175 feet above ground.)
Interesting distortion on the left & right of the view
Eagle through old transit near office.
How did you do this?
imaudigger, post: 359300, member: 7286 wrote: How did you do this?
Broke the world wide interweb.
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I just held my iPhone 6 to the eyepiece of a t2. Sun filter of course. Was taking an Astro az. The rest was automatic. I'm glad the photo loaded. I'm not sure how to post photos.
iPhone 6. Cross hairs unfocused.
imaudigger, post: 359300, member: 7286 wrote: How did you do this?
Maybe the moderator thought the photo was cool
RFB
Great pic of your cattle dog in the boat
Headless eagle?
I've taken pictures of objects used for transit ties before:
More sun spots
Photo of solar eclipse, taken about a year ago:
yep! all the time
Old school
Larry Scott, post: 361541, member: 8766 wrote:
Old school
Now tell me what the target is?
