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The second model based on the stacked triangle twists just uploaded.
This model:
Alios kraft, hexagon from 30x30 cm square, 40 division grid.
Included CP and several views, backlit, with and without flash.
appareil compact 35mm courant fabriqué au Japon de 1999 à 2003 de n° 3624545 avec viseur collimaté et correcteur de dioptrie. Objectif zoom 4,5/38mm - 10,9/120mm. Auto focus AiAF de 0.6m à l'infini et macro de 0.43 mà 0.58 m. Exposition programmée sur 3 zones. Flash rétractable avec NG de 15.4. Film 135 DX de 25 à 3200 asa en 24x36 Moteur d'entrainement et 2 piles CR2. modes programme en plud de Auto : spot, portrait, sport, nuit, macro et sous volet : flash, réduction des yeux rouges, retardateur et série.
The compact measures 2-5/8" across. There is a sticker inside the case which reads "Genuine Mother of Pearl by Schildkraut".
Compact is a neat little studs up font. Basic, but gets the job done. Perfect for signing mosaics.
Try writing with the font or check the details on Swooshable.
25 watt amplifier for 23cm band
with temperature warning output and circulator
28 volt 2 amps.
case is 110mm x 60mm
Sony Xperia X Compact ufficiale sul territorio italiano, ecco il prezzo e un breve riepilogo dei componenti hardware
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read about how the last compactor that Kwik Trip had from Harmony Entrprises lasted 20 years. bit.ly/NZPaYC
David Mellor Visitor Centre
David Mellor is internationally famous for his cutlery.
His chic factory in Hathersage, designed by Sir Michael Hopkins, and purpose-built on the site of the old gasworks, is hailed as a minor masterpiece of modern architecture.
Built in local gritstone with a spectacular lead roof, it blends beautifully into the rural landscape. The factory is open for viewing on Sundays and visitors are welcome to take a look around and watch the various designs being made.
The manufacturing process is surprisingly low-tech and most of it done by hand – if nothing else this explains why the cutlery is so expensive (and so collectable).
In addition to the factory, there is also a stylish shop, a classy café and an interesting design museum.
David Mellor died in 2009, and his talented son Corin continues the design tradition at Hathersage.
Street Scene
David Mellor reigned supreme as Britain’s ‘cutlery king’ but he also ruled over another design domain often overlooked: street furniture.
A permanent exhibition at his factory and museum in Hathersage, entitled Street Scene, showcases his street furniture designs.
One of David Mellor’s great aims as a designer was to improve the quality of the everyday urban environment.
His traffic lights, post boxes, lighting columns, outdoor seating, bus shelters, litter bins and bollards were widely distributed and altered the appearance of the street scene throughout the UK.
Traffic Lights
His redesign of the traffic lights remains his greatest contribution to Britain’s street scene.
The commission came from the Ministry of Transport, as part of a comprehensive national plan in the 1960s to update the UK’s traffic signage systems.
Mellor’s main concern in redesigning the traditional traffic light system was to clarify the messages conveyed both to drivers and pedestrians, greatly improving road safety.
By the end of the 1960’s all of Britain’s 4,500 traffic light sets were being replaced by Mellor’s new design.
His traffic lights are still in use today, basically unaltered since their introduction half a century ago.
From left to right:
Standard 3-light Traffic Signal
1965
Traffic Light Pedestrian Signal
1965
Appareil compact 35 mm fabriqué en Malaisie en 1995 de n° 02315307. Viseur central collimaté avec témoin d'expo. et de flash. Mise au point auto focus et objectif zoom manuel 35-70 mm avec macro et paysage en automatique. Cellule et flash à gauche avec modes : forcé, débrayé, nuit, auto et réduction des yeux rouges. Film 135 DX en 24x36 et une pile CR 123 A. Moteur pour entrainement du film et armement. Appareil en plastique avec retardateur, écrou de pied et volet de fermeture. Bouton on/off.
The Leo Quartet or Hickson Compact Group 44 (HCG 44) is a group of four galaxies located in the constellation Leo. It's approximately 60 million light-years from Earth. Comprising two spiral galaxies (NGC 3190 and NGC 3185), one peculiar barred spiral galaxy (NGC 3187), and one elliptical galaxy (NGC 3193), HCG 44 showcases the dramatic effects of gravitational interactions and star formation.
(Some text taken from Robert Shepperd on Astro Bin (app.astrobin.com/equipment/explorer/software/925/pleiades...)
The EM5 is a great travel camera, quick and compact. Recently picked up a DP2, the Foveon sensor has always intrigued me. Lets see if the Pros can outweigh the Cons...
Here is another version of Brooks' BCKK.
Next to the BCKK other components of this rig are:
- Ricoh GR digital
- Prinzler's 433TxRx
- GentSwitches and a Gent1V5
- BW video link
- Breuer 360 servo
- Ricoh CA-1 remote cable
The customer wanted an electronic shutter release but the Ricoh has no IR-sensor nor a switchable input. But a remote control cable is an accessory. This unit has a lot of electronics inside and is powered by its own 1.5 V AAA battery.
I modified this Ricoh part by taking out its internals and have it triggered by the 433TxRx remote control through 2 electronic switches.
To get rid of the 1.5 V battery a 4.8 to 1.5 V converter was added. All these parts are in the black box that is fitted on the tilt frame behind the camera.
The client wanted to have the rig to fit in a very strong and watertight Storm Case iM2075. This required a very compact version of the BCKK and so some tricks had to come in:
- the legs were shortened by 6 cm.
- the tilt axis is moved upwards by mounting the tilt servo upside down and drilling an extra hole in the left leg of the main frame.
- this caused contact between the black box and the pan servo. This problem was solved by adding two 5 mm spacers between the main frame and the gear bracket. Now the top of this bracket is at the same level as the battery pack.
Every time I build a BCKK I'm surprised by its possiblities.
For pdf download and more details of this business card sized (folded) calendar visit my website.
The inspiration comes from Joe Lanman's calendar
See also the Sunday to Saturday version, the preferred American arrangement
This adapter allows me to use a IDE disk or CF card on my Sinclair +3.
I've had to install 2 new EPROMS in the machine for it to support IDE devices.
CF card is 128Mb, but as the interface in only 8 bit, only half of the cards capacity is available. Still, 64Mb is a lot of storage for a spectrum!
Dont forget to checkout www.retrocomputers.eu for more info about my retro computer collection.