Cant seem to upload pics, I managed to copy the url into the reply box but doesnt post it as an image like everybody else, I'm using photobucket, but I'm a total noob at this, here is my url,http://rs1248.pbsrc.com/albums/hh488/robbieliddle/Mobile%20Uploads/20150415_190331-1.jpg~320x480

I'm guessing your using IE with Win 7? if so it is a pain to upload, but it is possible, if you look at the top of the reply box, there is a symbol that looks like a light switch, click that then you can ctl-v (Paste) the IMG code/s then add any text you want,click the light switch again and then click the post button and your picture/s will be displayed, Alternatively if you use Chrome or Firefox you shouldn't have any problems in pasting without having to click on the light switch :)

There is a little guide, although Nige has been a diamond and already helped, here is a guide too:

http://www.clubpolo.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=271454

I'm using both my phone and tablet, both are android and both using cHrome, I've been fiddling with this all day andcant see a light switch or bulb

Here's a picture to show the "light Switch"

Just checked and it's the same on my Android with Chrome, are you copying the "IMG" code as that is what's required for the forum to display the pictures

[url=http://s1248.photobucket

That's the IMG code and still no luck. As for the light switch it's no where on mobile. Am I just an unlucky person 😢

Edited 16 April, 201511 yr by robbieliddle

That's not an image code. You need the URL ending in a picture format: .jpg, jpeg, .png, .gif, etc etc in order for it to work. I cannot see the issue as I don't own anything android so I hope someone else can show the issue or show what it looks like on the mobile version using the same browser.

Chrome on Android, you just paste the IMG into the reply box and it's done

After all that I managed to do it 😆 away to lie down in a dark room now haha. thanks for all the help. Nice plane, nitro?

No electric 55" span yet to fly it :)

Oh that's a big fella, I'm more of a drone, with a go pro on it.

I've got a Hexcopter with a GoPro copy & a fixed ccd coupled up to a Vtx with OSD