DIY Solar Water Heating for Spa

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  • voyager
    Member
    • Feb 2014
    • 34

    DIY Solar Water Heating for Spa

    I think I have deleted everything.

    It keeps truncating my post, not uploading one photo and over half the post.
    no mater what I do, it will not let me correct it.
    Without the full post contents, the portion uploaded has no meaning.

    Last edited by voyager; 09-03-2019, 11:20 PM.
  • J.P.M.
    Solar Fanatic
    • Aug 2013
    • 14920

    #2
    See "builditsolar.com" for lots of DIY stuff. Some of it dealing with SPA and pool heating. Just run any schemes by someone knowledgeable before you commit time and materials.

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    • Mike90250
      Moderator
      • May 2009
      • 16020

      #3
      Originally posted by voyager
      I think I have deleted everything.

      It keeps truncating my post, not uploading one photo and over half the post.
      no mater what I do, it will not let me correct it.
      Without the full post contents, the portion uploaded has no meaning.
      posting from mobile apple devices is problematic, the default font seems to be shared by spammers and the forum anti-spam SW truncates the post.
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      • inetdog
        Super Moderator
        • May 2012
        • 9909

        #4
        Originally posted by voyager
        I think I have deleted everything.

        It keeps truncating my post, not uploading one photo and over half the post.
        no mater what I do, it will not let me correct it.
        Without the full post contents, the portion uploaded has no meaning.
        If the source generates "smart quote" characters (slanted a different way at start and end of quote) the UTF-8 representation of that character (the way the browser encodes it) contains a null byte which is misinterpreted as a string terminator. The simple way around this is to avoid special characters, by turning off Smart Quotes and other formatting features in your source. If that is not possible, process the post contents through a text editor (not a word processor) to clean it up then paste the result in.

        Look at the first character in your original post text after the point where it was truncated to confirm this is the problem.
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