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Market Mall in Saskatoon used to have two sets of automatic swing doors at its Safeway entrance with both doors opening at the same time as you approached a set. The old sets also had floor mat sensors, which were removed in the late 1990s. Eventually, the opening was reduced to one door per set. The Stanley decals were applied at some point, but decals from Horton Automatics eventually covered up the "OUT" part of the decal. Now, one set has been replaced with a door from Horton Automatics, while the one inside is still from Gyro Tech, which for some reason, no longer works.
Ellen på Youngstorvet. Et av de første bildene med mitt nye Polaroid.
Polaroid Automatic 100, Fujifilm FP3000B.
A video demonstration of the warehouse working.
An NXT model made for the ILug Purim contest. It is a warehouse that handles costumes before they are ships to the stores. :) More at: www.yoraish.wordpress.com
photo date: May 27, 2008
Nicholas Grimshaw design, built by Cemusa under a $1 billion nyc concession to install new bus shelters, newsstands, and toilets in exchange for right to sell ad space on them.
www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/sidewalks/streetfurniture.shtml
we are becoming a city of robots
This is the only model that combines the lower specified lens and rangefinder with the higher specified 362 shutter (four film speed settings, scene selector) .
The shutter is of the two-blade single guillotine type. The two blades move horizontally in the same direction, each driven by its own spring. The opening blade has a hole to allow the light pass through. The closing blade covers that hole to stop the exposure. A separate cocking action is needed to move the blades into the “ready-to-fire” position and tension the springs.
The exposure is controlled electronically via a timing circuit called “two-transistor trigger”. When the shutter is released, the opening blade moves to the open position while the closing blade is held in place by an electromagnet. At the same time, the timing capacitor is charged through the CdS cell. When the charge reaches a certain point the trigger status is flipped and the current is cut off from the electromagnet. As a result, the closing blade moves under the force of the spring to cover the shutter opening.
The shutter needs battery to work. Without battery, the electromagnet won’t be able to hold the closing blade. Consequently, the opening blade and the closing blade move together. No exposure will be made because the opening is always covered by the closing blade.
The CdS sensor has a fixed-size light collecting window. Different film speeds are accommodated by either different timing capacitors, or different aperture sizes, or both. The 362 shutter is a more advanced model. It has four film speed settings and provides two aperture sizes for each speed to better handle different lighting conditions. Simpler models have only two film speed settings and one aperture size per film speed. There is also a variable resistor for exposure compensation.
This sign for an 'Automatic Rifle Range' is outside what was for many years called Vern's Amusements on Rhyl Promenade. Owned by the Trehearne family for 50+ years, they appear to have recently sold out to the Parker Leisure Holdings company.
Anyway, this sign must date back to the 1960s - the rifle range has long gone, along with Rhyl's heyday as a seaside resort.
The sliding door of the former Eckerd at the Henderson Boulevard Shopping Center.
The plaza has been around since the 1950s. At one time or another, it also held a Belk-Lindsey and a U-Save. After near total vacancy and a renovation, it now houses a Fresh Market and a few small shops.
Henderson Boulevard at Dale Mabry, Tampa.
This is automatic syringe pistol. Syringe capacity 5 ml of the substance, and the reservoir 25 ml. I did it for my need, but I share with you. I hope you like it.
Massachusetts:
Door Concepts, Inc.
8 Delta Drive - Unit D
Londonderry, NH 03053
Toll free: 1-866-428-8636
Toll Free Fax: 1-888-375-8855
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New Hampshire:
Door Control, Inc.
8 Delta Drive - Unit D
Londonderry, NH 03053
Toll free: 1-800-258-9742
Toll Free Fax: 1-800-594-8352
Voice: 1-603-216-9222
Fax: 1-603-216-9223
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At this angle, the waves are much less pronounced - one of the things I love about this watch is how it looks different at different angles. This is the watch I wear most often, it's getting a bit beat up.
In 2012, the Shoppers Drug Mart store at Preston Crossing in Saskatoon unexpectedly closed. Since its closure, it is now being turned into a new Mark's store, or becoming part of an expanded Mark's store. What's going to happen is unclear. However, what will happen is that these doors will likely be removed. The automatic sliding doors inside the store have since been removed.
Tried to fool the meter on a first roll test in a recently acquired Trip 35. The highlights from this back-lit car don't seem to make much difference. No lens flare and great contrast, too.
Camera set on automatic, (A,) Kodak Gold 200.
SEEN AT WEST YELLOWSTONE ROD RUN, 2011