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Canon Thursday April 1, 2021


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Thanks for starting off, mickeysimpson!

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[ATTACH=full]1382304[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1382305[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1382306[/ATTACH] A few photos with my "obsolete" EF40 f/2.8 lens and "obsolete" 5Diii. The urban patio is now ready with nice bright cushions and a centerpiece. I haven't seen anyone sitting there yet.

Thanks for starting off, mickeysimpson!

LOL! I use the obsolete EOS 5dMIII. I hope to start working with an old F1N soon as I still have 4 good FD lenses. I'm going backwards!!!!

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Mick, thanks for kicking off. AP was on my wishlist, but declined when i figured out it would be some 4 hour drive from my friends place in Oceanside NY..

A bit too far just to have a beer at the stone pony. We went to Barrier Brewing co instead. Good beer :-)

Marcel: as good as can be expected after 2.5 years of chemo therapy on a 3 week cyclus.

What breaks me up is the lack of energy. Even thinking about activities is exchausting.

I'm glad my garden is waking up.

Here the apple tree, showing buds.

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daffodils are doing fine:

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front garden had some wind, sharpnes handhold 5d4 with 100 2.8 Lis macro is a bit ehmm..

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all out of camera jpg's only resised.

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Mick, thanks for kicking off. AP was on my wishlist, but declined when i figured out it would be some 4 hour drive from my friends place in Oceanside NY..

A bit too far just to have a beer at the stone pony. We went to Barrier Brewing co instead. Good beer :)

Marcel: as good as can be expected after 2.5 years of chemo therapy on a 3 week cyclus.

What breaks me up is the lack of energy. Even thinking about activities is exchausting.

I'm glad my garden is waking up.

Here the apple tree, showing buds.

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daffodils are doing fine:

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front garden had some wind, sharpnes handhold 5d4 with 100 2.8 Lis macro is a bit ehmm..

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all out of camera jpg's only resised.

 

I hope your cancer therapy goes well. I just finished mine and will see over time who won. Keep the positive outlook!!

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Working on Installing solar into my RV. The panels and tilt mounts arrived.A little like an Erector Set project with some wiring and electronics.

I have my two 100 watt panels put together and on the rood of the RV, I also have the Solar Charge Controller mounted and wires run to the RV house batteries.

Tomorrow will be bringing in the solar panel wires and tieing the in through a fused disconnect box. This should give me 12 Volts DC at around 16 Amps on a sunny day. The MPPT controller should maintain the RV batteries, even when in storage. While boondocking I can keep the fans running, lights and charge phones and tablets without having to fire up the generator. I am still using Liquid Acid Batteries, so any real use of an inverter will be limited unless I invest in some Lithium Iron Phosphat batteries, but they are a bit expensive. I need a sponser, lol.

 

Canon 5D MK IV - Canon 40mm Lense.

 

Image of the one Renogy 100watt monocrystal solar panel on the Renogy tilting mount hardware.

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Image of the Renogy 40 Amp Solar Charge Controller mounted on the back wall of the RV.

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Cheers, Mark
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