Friday, October 18, 2013
found common filter
Tony reported finding a compatible oil filter for the Generac from Parts Source: Fram. Model PH3614. Awesome!
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- awfully quiet
- now, late this week
- received Melissa's address
- corrected the article
- heard from Mr Gray
- gettin' there
- further east the better
- rough landing
- bumped to editor
- cleared after the rain (Pinckney)
- he asked to remove
- he could or I could
- found many errors
- TSTM article up
- CYZR
- wondered
- Tony's in
- rain, wind, snow
- it snowed up north
- mag 3.8 sky (Mississauga)
- remote software confusion
- he liked the content
- shared suspicion
- checked calendar prices
- sent TSTM content
- submitted winter use article
- who needs some?
- due this or next week
- forwarded note, again
- let the research begin
- make a focuser
- I'll do it
- work party pix
- why not the AGM notice?
- happy to help
- recognised stars
- good info received
- will talk on focusing masks
- thanked the crew
- bailed
- doors and windows
- left without discussion
- hand delivery
- Steve certified
- found common filter
- received contact from national
- sorted times
- offered to set up a cloud folder
- lost Phil
- learned the meaning of the date
- on gamma Equ
- delivered SkyTools demo
- funny math
- Ralph to open
- step 1
- started the list
- another way to focus
- delivered Oct-Nov '13 TSTM
- received fees
- not right
- considered guidelines for first-timers
- lots o' wheels
- six month term
- found many birds
- updated key info
- saw improvement
- checked if it was OK
- reminded members of the work party
- explained work parties
- after fees
- heard from treasury
- chatted about CubeSats
- very late visitors
- storm clouds
- dodged clouds (Blue Mountains)
- measured, photographed, probed
- worked downstairs
- hardened signage
- received our new neighbour
- post-shadows
- CAO work party article up
- viewed The 37 (Blue Mountains)
- recorded Jupiter (Blue Mountains)
- doubles before the shadows (Blue Mountains)
- watched Station (Blue Mountains)
- still want more info
- prepared for broadcast
- showed Bill around
- this weekend or generally?
- joined AstroBin
- viewed Sol (Blue Mountains)
- greased the wheels
- said we were open
- set the hook
- tagged Triton and Hickson 93 (Blue Mountains)
- MODL paperwork done
- went due north
- Tony's trying
- above average
- flames spotted
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