Colin's circuit
Works using

        http://bit.ly/HeaterCct02

It would be of interest to me for people to use my link - as it gives me
basic stats - country and time of day only. It's interesting to see where
the interest lies and how much.

The first failure was Facebook's "fault"*.
When I stepped to the last page in album it did not update the URL. It
always used to. This may be new behaviour, today's behavior, Win8.1 showing
its displeasure at the number of Google tabs I have open (it enters random
refuse mode) or "something else".

 (NB NOTHING is Facebooks FAULT - it does what it does and is often vale
for money at the $0 price and you accept what it gives. In this


            Russell

James: Did you like the "water arcs"? :-). No, I didn't send people there
on purpose. That took many tries to get that good. Better is possible, but
there is a limit to how long people will try it for :-)



On 1 May 2014 20:55, James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org> wrote:

> On Thu, May 01, 2014 at 08:25:55PM +1200, RussellMc wrote:
> > Colin's circuit
> >
> >                http://bit.ly/HeaterCircuit01
> >
> > Link is safe - Facebook page for now.
>
> The link didn't quite work, got two arcs of water, was first photo in
> album, found the circuit at the end of the album, copied here:
>
> http://dev.laptop.org/~quozl/tmp/pl/cc.jpg
>
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