Patrickpioneer wrote:Other than reading a great deal I make my own wireless sets from other peoples junk, my 'ham radio' call
is gw0vmr.
Pat
G0RBI
Patrickpioneer wrote:Other than reading a great deal I make my own wireless sets from other peoples junk, my 'ham radio' call
is gw0vmr.
Pat
kwackers wrote:
G0RBI
661-Pete wrote:Maybe you don't quite get my point. That was absolutely and categorically the last thing I wanted to learn about Scotsmen, thank you very much!Cyril Haearn wrote:More bad news, you should have gone below him, then you could have answered the eternal question, 'what do Scotsmen wear under their kilts?'
bogmyrtle wrote:661-Pete wrote:Maybe you don't quite get my point. That was absolutely and categorically the last thing I wanted to learn about Scotsmen, thank you very much!Cyril Haearn wrote:More bad news, you should have gone below him, then you could have answered the eternal question, 'what do Scotsmen wear under their kilts?'
Chances are he wasn't Scottish unless he'd been on a stag party the night before. More likely a visitor from across the pond.
G3YQW.kwackers wrote:Patrickpioneer wrote:Other than reading a great deal I make my own wireless sets from other peoples junk, my 'ham radio' call
is gw0vmr.
Pat
G0RBI
G4SDZMikeF wrote:G3YQW.kwackers wrote:Patrickpioneer wrote:Other than reading a great deal I make my own wireless sets from other peoples junk, my 'ham radio' call
is gw0vmr.
Pat
G0RBI
peetee wrote:I absolutely love looking at aerial photos to try to make out evidence of structures and former use in fields, wasteland etc etc. Particularly like tracing old railway features or looking for prehistoric sites. Really looking forward to updates on Google Earth as this year has been really dry which helps enormously. Trouble is, my Google Earth has packed up! It happened as soon as it auto updated to Pro and even a reinstall hasn't solved it. Very frustrating.
Bonefishblues wrote:peetee wrote:I absolutely love looking at aerial photos to try to make out evidence of structures and former use in fields, wasteland etc etc. Particularly like tracing old railway features or looking for prehistoric sites. Really looking forward to updates on Google Earth as this year has been really dry which helps enormously. Trouble is, my Google Earth has packed up! It happened as soon as it auto updated to Pro and even a reinstall hasn't solved it. Very frustrating.
Mine has a similar issue - assuming yours flicks in and out of different perspectives?
peetee wrote:Bonefishblues wrote:peetee wrote:I absolutely love looking at aerial photos to try to make out evidence of structures and former use in fields, wasteland etc etc. Particularly like tracing old railway features or looking for prehistoric sites. Really looking forward to updates on Google Earth as this year has been really dry which helps enormously. Trouble is, my Google Earth has packed up! It happened as soon as it auto updated to Pro and even a reinstall hasn't solved it. Very frustrating.
Mine has a similar issue - assuming yours flicks in and out of different perspectives?
Bit more serious than that. It opens ok but at any random point the screen freezes and locks the whole computer up. Ctrl+alt+delete won't work and all I can do is hit the off button. Longest I have ever had it working is 20 mins.
pwa wrote:peetee wrote:Bonefishblues wrote:Mine has a similar issue - assuming yours flicks in and out of different perspectives?
Bit more serious than that. It opens ok but at any random point the screen freezes and locks the whole computer up. Ctrl+alt+delete won't work and all I can do is hit the off button. Longest I have ever had it working is 20 mins.
I live a bit out in the sticks and Google satellite images Streetview and maps are generally very out of date. On Streetview some of our village was last done in 2009, the rest in 2011. A couple of the pixelated people on the streets are now dead and gone. Satellite images miss out a new housing development that was commenced about three years ago.