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Klarus NT-10 on a HSP Dropwing mount

Fotos genéricas de FUTURMODA MARZO 2017

The sonic range, the IR proximity sensor and the GPS receiver, my next best friends

Componentes para la construcción de un Arduino / Components for building an Arduino Board

Vacuum tubes, resistors, diodes, a Tube Screamer guitar pedal, transistors, terminal strips and more!

Componentes de un cuadro eléctrico

Klarus NT-10 on a HSP Dropwing mount

lots of stuff about to give their all for some stock

Stripped down better quality 5W led lamp to compare with Ebay lamp

Leds on heat sink board below AC components for supply in

Shimano Alfine hydraulic disc brakes, Brooks B67 saddle, SKS fenders, Alex DM24 rims, Schwalbe Big Apple 2.15 tires. These brakes are outstanding. I have long been a huge fan of Shimano's hydraulic brakes, and the Alfine levers and calipers are as good as it gets. The rear caliper is mounted on the chainstay, which keeps it out of the way of the rack and fender eyelets. While I've gotten used to hydro disc brakes on my mountain bikes, to have them on a traditional-looking touring bike (with a curved, lugged front fork) is really special.

That weird table leg is actually three CD racks from IKEA, makes for a rock solid leg by the way.

Special Operations Command South hosted a Component Commanders' Conference at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., Sept. 22-24, 2015.

Klarus NT-10 on a HSP Dropwing mount

parte del álbum componentes objetos cotidianos que son representados de una manera mas cercana

I made these earrings for Australian Beading this coming December. However, I ordered the components for Jewels!

C&K Components, Inc. annual sales meeting

 

Photo: 1996 09 18 US Hawaii Peter Brouillette Bill Agnatovech scan0642

The main components recovered from vehicles assigned to scrapping are Bogies, Bufferbeam equipment and brake rigging and associated parts as seen here.

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Massachusetts Air National Guard Tech Sgt. Fabrichio Ocha, former Secretary of the Air Force, Dr. Shelia Widnall, Col. Frank Magurn, Deputy Land Component Commander, Massachusetts National Guard and, Brig. Gen. Gary Keefe, Assistant Adjutant General for Air, Massachusetts National Guard pose for a picture during the Massachusetts National Guard's 2014 Federal Women's program Awards Ceremony, which was held at the Massachusetts National Guard's Joint Force Headquarters, April 22, 2014. Costa was nominated to be the Mentor of the Year for the Massachusetts National Guard. Widnall, the keynote speaker, is the only female to serve as the civilian leader of any branch of the United States Military. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Jerry Saslav, Massachusetts National Guard Public Affairs/Released)

NATO E3A Component, 30 Jahr Feier, Flugzeug-Spotter Event

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, not shown, holds a component meeting at DHS Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Jan. 21, 2026. (DHS photo by Tia Dufour)

Component 4: Dramatic Light

Tripod Components

Roman, first century BC-first century AD

Ash wood and Ivory

Found in the seaside pavilion, 2007

The most recent excavations yielded several pieces of ivory veneered wooden furniture, including tripods (three legged stands). They were probably transported from their original locations by the force of the volcanic eruption. All are adorned with low relief carvings of Baccic themes. One tripod leg represents the god Bacchus himself on the outer face. Elsewhere cupids prepare sacrifices of fruits and pine cones before herms of the god and a satyr. A flaming altar, cymbals, fillets, and a basket are among the other ritual implements depicted.

Now badly damaged, the ivories were likely once painted and gilded. The tripod legs rested on feet in the form of lion's paws and were stabilized by horizontal hoops with reliefs of laurel branches and bucrania (skulls of sacrificial bulls). Whether the tripods held a bowl, a cauldron, or a celestial sphere remains uncertain.

Parco Archeologico di Ercolano, 14, 04, F1, 6-7-14

 

1. An adjustable drive wheel

2. A rocking bobin frame.

3. Any origami animal (if you use a big enough sheet of paper !)

Put together, pull and watch the animal bob up and down.

Change the mechanism on the drive wheel for more or less bobing.

 

Resistors and potentiometers from my parts box. See if you can find the small capacitor hiding in amongst them!

Solder : Time Desk Clock components

 

Ground Components muckin about. They've currently got the Triple J feature album.

Vacuum tubes, resistors, diodes, a Tube Screamer guitar pedal, transistors, terminal strips and more!

Karate Monkey's new drivetrain. SIS 2011 wrecked the drive train so a new BB and chain was in order... and a perfect oppurtunity to change the ring and cog. Used Homebrewed Components cog and ring. Great stuff! The chain is a ultra cheap KMC chain.

Just got my new machine back from a trip to the shop, it went deader than a door nail Sunday night...no power....however it worked fine there & so far so good here tonite!

Ham radio program overload?

(no this isn't the new machine on the operating table, it's the old one lol)

For her birthday, Liana got an LED Menorah solderless breadboard kit from Evil Mad Scientist: shop.evilmadscientist.com/component/content/article/672

 

The instructions for the kit are superlative. Liana did virtually all the work in preparing each component to spec and snapping them all into the breadboard according to the diagram - I only helped by reading instructions as she had both hands and eyes busy, then double-checking placement.

Went on a walk this morning (legs too sore for a run, and I wanted to wander about with my camera anyway). Quite happy with some of the results.

The silver seatpost and stem irritated me, so I replaced them with a couple of black components I had lying around. The seatpost (from the Shiromoto) only has about 20mm offset instead of 35mm offset, so I had to compensate by putting on a 100mm stem instead of the 80mm one that I had (and I had to pull the decaleur receiver as part of this process, because the receiver slots fouled against the bottom of the stem.)

 

Still no rack, but maybe I'll get some time to work on it this weekend

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