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Puedes distinguir las fallas de tu vehículo según el color del humo que emite. Por el medio ambiente, toma conciencia, realizamos controles a todo tipo de vehículos.
#CalidadDelAire
Slightly different controls than a Cessna or Piper. The Diamond DA40 actually utilizes, as you can see, a center stick instead of a yoke. To me, the stick seems more responsive, plus the PTT button for the radios is like a trigger button on the back of the stick :-) Also, the seat does not move forward or backward. It is in a fixed position and the rudder pedals can be moved forward or backward instead.
These metal plates that look like bars of silver are actually corrosion-control anodes. Apparently, they get welded onto underwater metal foundations to prevent decay. They work by attracting rust and corrosion away from the actual foundation or submerged vessel. There was a team of underwater divers at the museum the other day welding these suckers on.
Individual passenger compartments had much more control than on modern-day Amtrak sleeper cars, including heaters in the floors and individual air conditioning!
The crazy porthole windows from the outside. I found them totally fascinating! Such an odd shape - an architect's whimsy? Or do they have a proper function?
Durban, South Africa
The control panel for the heater. The upper right says it's on automatic, the numbers under that ("5:36") are the time, and the bottom says P1 which indicates the strength, and 28 which indicates the temperature (in celsius).
Reduce el uso de tu vehículo, transpórtate en bici o a pie para distancias cortas. Contamos con tu aporte para mejorar la #CalidadDelAire.
Realizamos controles en diferentes sectores de la ciudad.
These went home with someone else after a family gathering. :D
• The Dazzling Book Report by Jane O'Connor
• Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andreae
• Good Old Mom by Roderick Hunt
• Hello Grandma! by Leonie Bennett
• Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright
• The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Violet Findley
• Yo! Yes? by Chris Raschka
It was a great day for trying out my new Panagor 400mm f8 lens. The sun was shining and the Radio controlled boats were out on the lake.
James Wadham photos - the first Mission Motorsport Launch Control event. All images are available for use - please credit Mission Motorsport / Launch Control in any use.
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