This is the Andromeda nebula, also known as M31 in the Messier catalogue. Our nearby galaxy. This is an exposure of 13x10min ISO800 autoguided with my Eos400d attached to my 200mmF5 newton on HEQ5pro mount. In the bottom right also M32 is visible and in the mid right NGC206.
This is the same picture after extensive postprocessing in Photoshop CS2.....
Sunday, August 23, 2009
German windmills
Friday, August 14, 2009
Computersystem ready
After 4 months of hard work the computersystem for my next project in Germany is more or less ready. Last week my Polish co-worker and me hard to work hard until late in the night to get the system going.........Here you see the 3 most important computersystems of the controlsystem.
And here is the backside of the sytem, cables, cables and even more cables.........Next week we will test the factory control system together with the customer in Germany.
And here is the backside of the sytem, cables, cables and even more cables.........Next week we will test the factory control system together with the customer in Germany.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Pushing hard on the Schaumann project
Last weeks I already pushed hard on the Schaumann re-automation project. This week we are going 150% for finalizing his project......I really enjoy the envolvement of many teammembers to finish this project to its final endresult, everybody is doing everything he can......to be continued.
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
At the Hooge Mierde post office
I noticed I didn't post many pictures of my beloved VFR800 yet. Yesterday I sold my Astrotech 32mm eyepiece to a fellow amateur astronomer. Here I'm at the postoffice (annex breadshop) in the morning waiting for it to open for delivery of my package with the eyepiece.....
After riding the VFR800 for 1 year I must say it is a marvellous motocycle. The only comment I have is the rough running at low revs......but who cares about that (I don't.....)
After riding the VFR800 for 1 year I must say it is a marvellous motocycle. The only comment I have is the rough running at low revs......but who cares about that (I don't.....)
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Flying again with the Calmato
After a few days of building a new airplane (after the Protech Azurro crashed) I had my first flights again today with a Calmato. Very nice airplane, flies easier than the Azurro.....
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