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Generators used to supply electricity for one of the hospitals in Aleppo as the electricity is cut from the city most of the time.
Within the museum is a section of the floor designated as a Static Electricity Learning Center. In the Center, people of all ages can explore the use and generation of static electricity through machines, as well as rubbing balloons on a “furry” wall. Austin Wasmund, 13, of Maple Valley visited the museum Wednesday, Nov. 25. While there, he experimented with a Wimshurst Generator, an 1880s electrostatic device used for creating high voltages. “We just learned about static electricity in school,” Wasmund said. “It’s really cool and interesting.”
A 20-liter water bottle has been repurposed to feed a constant supply of water into a generator. For institutions with high electrical demand, such as movie theaters or, in this case, a hotel, insuring generators are operating smoothly can be a full-time job during the blackout-prone dry season. Ove ...
This generator is from 1982. We still use it to run equipment like belt elevators that move sand to remote locations. She's old and still runs, but sometimes she gets a little tired!
This old bunker was made to protect a generator used to power equipment that observed launches from LC-39A and B. The location is too close for people to be present during launch. Some precautions were taken to protect the equipment, especially in the case of a huge explosion. The equipment was needed before power was available at the site, so a generator was needed. It seems no attempt was made to remove the bunker long after the generator was no longer needed.
I played around with the Black & White tool in Digikam to make this image. The clouds stand out much more here than they do in the original.
When I climbed over the Mountain Peak, I found this scenery. There were built with many wind generators around the peaks. the Mountain Daegwanryeong winds all the time strongly. so it's the best places to build wind generators around the peaks. and visitors can also enjoy the cool and refresh moment if they reached to the peaks.
Generator by Andrew Schoultz and Aaron Noble
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A salubrious little airfield in Gloucestershire, RAF Windrush was opened in 1940 and closed 5 years later. Primarily a Relief Landing Ground (RLG) for RAF Chipping Norton and latterly under the control of RAF Little Rissington. Used primarily for training new RAF pilots for between 4 and 6 weeks at a time, thousands must have passed through the airfield.
Without a hardstanding runway, Sommerfield tracking was laid initially, and soon after the airfield was upgraded with a concrete perimeter track and watch office or tower. The perimeter track remains, as does an original hangar, the control tower, Battle HQ (a modified Type 27 pillbox) and a few ancillary buildings.
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Televízny generátor meracích a skúšobných obrazcov pre opravy anastavovanie čiernobielych aj farebných televízorov.
- Typ: GIS 02T
-Modulátor: áno
- VF Kanál: 4 alebo 5
- 10 skúšobných obrazcov
-Jednpduché ovládanie
- Príručka v ruštine aj so schémou zapojenia
-Napájanie: 220V
Working a bit more on my ship's generator. Turns out, it's gonna be larger then I initially thought, but, that isn't a bad thing ;)
The total length of this section is gonna be roughly 16inches (around 52 studs). With another 50 - 60 studs for the rear and forward sections of the ship.