It did happen! Here are pics to prove it!!

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Hi, newbie learning how to post picture of my pellet stove. As soon as I learn how to post pics, I'm moving on to learning how to run my stove efficiently! And of course hoard more pellets!

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Does that flame look okay? I'm fighting lazy flame issues. At this point I can't tell anymore between what looks good versus not. I do know I have to stop staring at the stove/flame. The whole family is starting to get concerned!
 
Okay, that didn't work out so well. What's the deal?? Can anyone help?
 
hotdawg said:
Okay, that didn't work out so well. What's the deal?? Can anyone help?
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You need to remove the space between pellet and stove. ^

This forum bounces links with spaces in them. So rename the folder Pellet_Stove and it will work OK.
 
hotdawg said:
Okay, that didn't work out so well. What's the deal?? Can anyone help?
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Attempt #2. Did it work?
 

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If you have Windows Paint, you can make a copy of the pic and Edit the size. I normally shoot for 1200x900 and it works everytime. If you have an online photo account (looks like u have photobucket) you can paste the links in the page. I dont have an account so I just use Windows Paint or my phone (Bionic). Pics cant be to big if posted here. Read the sticky link at the top of the page for info on posting pics.

Hope this helps. Welcome to the wonderful world of pellet burning. Dont worry about the staring into the fire. It only gets worse! ;-P
 
I think I'm going to go take some pics of all my PELLETS and post them!! You guys are going to regret the day you taught me how to post pics! It's awesome! Thanks!
 
hotdawg said:
I think I'm going to go take some pics of all my PELLETS and post them!! You guys are going to regret the day you taught me how to post pics! It's awesome! Thanks!
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Sure go for it. It will help us pigs plan our raid ;-).
 
DexterDay said:
If you have Windows Paint, you can make a copy of the pic and Edit the size. I normally shoot for 1200x900 and it works everytime. If you have an online photo account (looks like u have photobucket) you can paste the links in the page. I dont have an account so I just use Windows Paint or my phone (Bionic). Pics cant be to big if posted here. Read the sticky link at the top of the page for info on posting pics.

Hope this helps. Welcome to the wonderful world of pellet burning. Dont worry about the staring into the fire. It only gets worse! ;-P
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Dexter- how do you resize photos on your Bionic? I was wondering about this the other day and found that if I open a photo in my gallery and go Menu----Edit---Advanced editing and scroll over to the right there is a resize option. Which option should I choose then? Medium/Small/Very Small???
 
Wow, that's a beautiful stove!
Just save your pictures on your computer and then use a free program called Easy Thumbnails to size them however you like. I use 1280x768. Then use 'Post Reply' instead of 'Fast Reply'. For more than one picture, hit 'preview' each time after adding ONE picture. No need to use Photobucket.
 
mepellet said:
DexterDay said:
If you have Windows Paint, you can make a copy of the pic and Edit the size. I normally shoot for 1200x900 and it works everytime. If you have an online photo account (looks like u have photobucket) you can paste the links in the page. I dont have an account so I just use Windows Paint or my phone (Bionic). Pics cant be to big if posted here. Read the sticky link at the top of the page for info on posting pics.

Hope this helps. Welcome to the wonderful world of pellet burning. Dont worry about the staring into the fire. It only gets worse! ;-P
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Dexter- how do you resize photos on your Bionic? I was wondering about this the other day and found that if I open a photo in my gallery and go Menu----Edit---Advanced editing and scroll over to the right there is a resize option. Which option should I choose then? Medium/Small/Very Small???
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Go to 1 Megapixel (very small) and save, then rename and post. Photos taken with the phone sideways (buttons to the right) come out Much larger this way. Almost easier to use the phone, now that I have learned the sizing.
 

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That sure is festive, Dexter! Wow! Tis the Season!
 
DexterDay said:
mepellet said:
DexterDay said:
If you have Windows Paint, you can make a copy of the pic and Edit the size. I normally shoot for 1200x900 and it works everytime. If you have an online photo account (looks like u have photobucket) you can paste the links in the page. I dont have an account so I just use Windows Paint or my phone (Bionic). Pics cant be to big if posted here. Read the sticky link at the top of the page for info on posting pics.

Hope this helps. Welcome to the wonderful world of pellet burning. Dont worry about the staring into the fire. It only gets worse! ;-P
Click to expand...


Dexter- how do you resize photos on your Bionic? I was wondering about this the other day and found that if I open a photo in my gallery and go Menu----Edit---Advanced editing and scroll over to the right there is a resize option. Which option should I choose then? Medium/Small/Very Small???
Click to expand...

Go to 1 Megapixel (very small) and save, then rename and post. Photos taken with the phone sideways (buttons to the right) come out Much larger this way. Almost easier to use the phone, now that I have learned the sizing.
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do you upload straight from phone to site?
 
EZsteve said:
DexterDay said:
mepellet said:
DexterDay said:
If you have Windows Paint, you can make a copy of the pic and Edit the size. I normally shoot for 1200x900 and it works everytime. If you have an online photo account (looks like u have photobucket) you can paste the links in the page. I dont have an account so I just use Windows Paint or my phone (Bionic). Pics cant be to big if posted here. Read the sticky link at the top of the page for info on posting pics.

Hope this helps. Welcome to the wonderful world of pellet burning. Dont worry about the staring into the fire. It only gets worse! ;-P
Click to expand...


Dexter- how do you resize photos on your Bionic? I was wondering about this the other day and found that if I open a photo in my gallery and go Menu----Edit---Advanced editing and scroll over to the right there is a resize option. Which option should I choose then? Medium/Small/Very Small???
Click to expand...

Go to 1 Megapixel (very small) and save, then rename and post. Photos taken with the phone sideways (buttons to the right) come out Much larger this way. Almost easier to use the phone, now that I have learned the sizing.
Click to expand...
do you upload straight from phone to site?
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Yep....
 
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