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This old calculator was sitting in an empty office. We cleaned it up a bit and gave it the smoke test. It still works. In its day, it was a real handy item. Here, showing the square root of two.
Victor Medalist 210
Bernhard Fleischmann - Festival der Zukunftsmusik - 10.06.2023 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
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Bernhard Fleischmann: electronics
Singapore's famous Sim Lim Square shopping area. Several floors of a city block-sized shopping centre devoted to electronics.
The board on the left is an 8 bit LED output port state indicator and also 8 switches to an 8 bit input port. On the right is a 2 line by 20 character LCD display. These can be connected to the Z80 computer to expand its capabilities.
I picked this little guy up at the local Goodwill for $1.99. I was hoping to find a Technics turntable but maybe next time.
Just like every other speaker found in a place like that some jackass came along and poked in the dust cones but of course that's nothing a little bit of electrical tape can't fix.
All of a sudden the Radio Shack IC drawer has more than just Op Amps! It has a bunch of useful Parallax packages including (once I pulled away the coming soon sign), this Ultrasonic Rangefinder.
Pvc Channel Duct, Temperature Controller India, Lugs Cable Terminal Ends Manufacturers, MCB In Electronics, MCB
This is the encoder of a 12v DC motor. This particular encoder has 3 wires, not including the two wires used for the motor. I'd really like to know more about the encoder as these are nice motors!
D'you guys have any idea?
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Boriani 2.0 tells a story: that of a family tradition, painting, reworked with different materials and techniques, and that of a second life of objects otherwise destined for landfill, a second level, a new release. Computer parts, floppy disk, hard disk, CD-ROM becomes canvas on which to paint alternatives.
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iFly approached Capsule with the desire to create a successful new line of high-end cell phone accessories. The category is fraught with commodities that either sell because of their compatibility or price. Branded accessories were hard to find in mass retailers. We worked together to design an entire platform of products – from package design concepts to physical prototypes to complete 3D–display scenarios for retailers. The research process included diving deep into consumer decision-making within the cell phone accessories department and researching youthful brands to establish what works and what doesn’t. Success! The line was selected by Best Buy to become the entire cell phone accessories department for the store.
The 2nd Retrokit chip I did, dubbed El Chippo. It rests on a breadboard. (Ah, the delicious punnery.)
USBeast
1011 W. Foothill Blvd.
Azusa, California 91702
(626) 408-8457
Revolutionary New USB Charging Device Set To Launch via
Crowdfunding Campaign.
Mobile devices to charge 400% faster than standard USB chargers.
Los Angeles, CA – July 7, 2015. USBeast Electronics has developed an on-the-go USB charging device that will change the way consumers charge their mobile phones, tablets, cameras and even the latest Macbook and Google Chromebooks. With the ability to utilize 2.1 amps of charging power, USBeast can charge a dead iPhone at least 6 times to a full charge without the use of a wall outlet and do so 4 times as fast.
Increased use of technology in all areas of our lives has highlighted an already nagging problem: Too many electronic devices and not enough charging capability. On site workers, outdoor enthusiasts and people living under the constant threat of a natural disaster are increasingly faced with the problem of finding adequate ways to charge their USB powered devices.
The USBeast solves that problem like no other USB charger on the market today. With millions of cordless power tools and camping accessories already sold, there’s an established mass market of people who can use their cordless tool batteries to charge their mobile devices. The USBeast utilizes many different brands and voltages of cordless tool batteries to simultaneously charge 2 mobile devices. For example, an iPhone and iPad can both go from 0% to fully charged at the same time, without the use of a wall outlet. There is no other charger on the planet with that capability.
After several prototypes, the USBeast design team has worked feverishly to approve the version which is now ready for mass production. The final USBeast design has been field tested and sold online in small quantities, receiving positive feedback from both consumers and testers alike. USBeast Electronics has a live crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter.com and pre-orders of the USBeast are now being taken! The company is also selling USBeast Brand merchandise to assist in generating the financial resources necessary to mass produce and bring the USBeast to market. When the funding goal of $15,000 is reached, USBeast Electronics will begin full scale manufacturing with the finished product proudly being made in the USA.
"We are committed to revolutionizing the way consumers charge their USB powered devices and dedicated to making this product a huge success,” says Jonathan Williams, founder of USBeast Electronics and The Artisans Studio. “We will strive to provide the best quality product and update our backers every step of the way.” Williams continues, “And provide the assurance that all USBeast orders will be shipped on time.”
This Kickstarter.com campaign will end on August 21, 2015
USBeast Electronics is on a mission to create the next generation of mobile electronic charging products for the current and next generation of mobile devices. For more information contact: or email sales@getusbeast.com.
Jonathan Williams
sales@getusbeast.com
(626) 408-8457
Noong 13 Hunyo 1946, itinatag ng Amerikanong inhinyero na si James Lindenberg ang Bolinao Electronics Corporation (BEC), isang kompanya na gumagawa at bumubuo ng mga kasangkapan para sa radio transmission. Noon taong 1949, lumapit si Lindenberg sa Kongreso ng Filipinas upang hingin ang pahintulot na magtatag at magpatakbo ng isang himpilan ng telebisyon. At noong 14 Hunyo 1950, naaprobahan ang kaniyang kahilingan sa pamamagitan ng Republic Act No. 511 at 512, na nakasaad ang mga responsabilidad sa publiko ng isang himpilan ng telebisyon, tulad ng pagpapalaganap ng makabuluhang kaalaman lalo na sa mahahalagang isyung pampubliko. Ngunit dahil sa kakulangan sa materyales at mahigpit na patakaran sa pag-aangkat ng mga dayuhang produkto, itinuon na lamang ng BEC ang atensiyon sa pagsasahimpapawid sa radyo.
Taóng 1952 nang binili ni Antonio Quirino, na naghahangad ding magtatag ng isang himpilan ng telebisyon, ang malaking porsiyento ng BEC at pinalitan ang pangalan nitó bilang Alto Broadcasting System (ABS). Si Lindenberg ang naging punòng tagapamahala ng himpilan. Noong 23 Oktubre 1953, ang DZAQ-TV 3 sa ilalim ng pamunuan ng ABS ay unang sumahimpapawid at ipinakilála bilang ang kauna-unahang himpilan ng telebisyon sa bansa. Kayâ namang itinuturing ang BEC bilang pinagugatan ng television broadcasting sa Filipinas at si Lindenberg bilang ama ng Telebisyong Filipino.
Noong 1958, ang ABS ay nabili nina Eugenio Lopez, Sr. at ang noo’y pangalawang pangulo na si Fernando Lopez na siyáng may-ari ng Chronicle Broadcasting Network (CBN), isang radio network). Paglipas ng ilang taon, pormal na pinagsanib ang dalawang korporasyon at tinawag na ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation. Sa kasalukuyan, ang ABS-CBN ang isa sa mga kilalá at nangungunang kompanya sa larangan ng midya sa bansa. (MJ) ed VSA