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Near Chamberlain Square and the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
Barrier and booth near those former tram tracks.
Stop sign and an intercom.
This is a device in an office on the fifth floor of City Hall in Chicago, IL. It allows someone to monitor what's being said in the City Hall chambers or the Press Room.
From opening in 1978 motorists using the West Gate Bridge were charged a toll, that was paid at the toll booths at the city end of the bridge, at the current location of the West Gate service centres. The administration building was retained by VicRoads, until it was sold to property developer MAB Corporation in 2010 and then demolished.
Our apartment is a little dated.. as in from the early 1900's.
The intercom system has not been updated since then. So we have THIS thing next to the front door of our apartment..
The first time the faint ringer went off to signal that someone was outside the building, I was unsure what to do.
I picked up the little ear piece and fiddled with the switch on the buttom of the old fashioned phone thingie. I heard a faint crackling.. which seemed promising.
"Hello??"
I leaned over and spoke into the microphone thingie.
"Hello?"
Eric started laughing. I gave up and ran down the long narrow hallway to greet my friend at the front door of the building instead.
I guess the relic is pretty useless at this point. It's an interesting piece of history. An artifact from another Era.. I like to imagine what the original tenants looked like, what their story was. the family or person that lived here has probably long since passed away...
Question: Have you ever lived or do you currently live in an old building or house? What year was it built?
-Peu importe où vous êtes
-Même loin de la maison
-Vous pouvez regarder et contrôler votre porte avec votre téléphone intelligent ...
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Remote Recording Network (RRN), Riedel Communications, TV Skyline, The Black Project, and 13 other partners collaborated in the production of a landmark virtual live event on Nov. 22-23 that brought together teams working remotely across four countries and three continents.
I was surprised to see such a worn out set of speaker/intercoms on a brand new building down Cardiff bay. I suspect the salty air has something to do with it.
My first picture uploaded to Flickr! ^^ Basically its a pic of my computer workstation at home. The Armadillo goes on the bed but I wanted to include it in this picture because its so snuggly! ^^ Between the printer and headphone/amp are my Roomba remote, 60GB iPod Video, digital watch, and car keys. The Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 is out for X3, a new game I just got into. The monitor is a 19" Dell Flat Panel Display (OK, this Dell item doesn't suck). As you can see my desk is positioned so that anyone walking into the room can't see my monitor. ^^
What we have here is piece of classic tech found at a lovely Suburban home in Los Angeles. This is a multi-room intercom-cum-cassette-radio console. This so reminds me of those classic GE washing machine and Microwave advertisements. I am pretty sure that people back then in the early 80s thought that this was the pinnacle of cool technology. One could use this panel to control what would play in which room of the house - Intercom, Radio or Cassette. Fascinating.
And you know what?
This seemingly archaic system still totally works. (Except the Cassette player which no one has used in decades) Now that is totally cool... I doubt in this age of quick and cheap - much will continue to work in 2040. But this workhorse, in a all probability, will still be streaming analog signals down copper wiring perfectly well.
•Intercom Radio: TIGER communication MA202LX High Performance intercom system, with 4 person intercom allows you to talk to all passengers as well as stream audio to headsets. Two performance carbon fiber headsets.
StarCom1 Advance is a universal motorcycle communication system with more...
StarCom1 Advance builds on the success and the experience... The result is a bike system that has no compromise and no competition. Less than half the size of StarCom1, StarCom1 Advance has a dedicated navigation input, user balance control, user selectable sidetones, automatic volume, vox and mic sensitivity, advanced audio quality and advanced microphone noise reduction systems.
Inputs..._
►Rider headset
►Passenger headset
►Stereo music input
►Phone input
►Remote control
►Satellite Navigation
►Bike-to-bike radio
StarCom1 Digital is a universal motorcycle communication system with brains...
StarCom1 Digital is the range topping brains of the family, Fully configurable yet fully automatic. The connectivity allows for 2x stereo music system and 2x phone inputs so the rider and passenger can be individual.
The unique digital control system allows: 1) Fully automatic operation; take it out of the box and just use - no controls no adjustments 2) User configuration/programmability of virtually every parameter - customise to your exact requirements.
3) Intelligent noise reduction. The microprocessor control system provides:
► Digitally controlled noise reduction - fully automatic
► Digitally controlled volume - fully automatic
► Digitally controlled mic sensitivity - fully automatic with programmable levels
► Digitally controlled mute control - programmable level and mute time
Levels are monitored and automatically adjusted 100 times per second.
Inputs..._
►Rider headset
►Passenger headset
►Rider music input
►Passenger music input
►Rider phone input
►Passenger phone input
►Remote control
►Satellite Navigation
►Bike-to-bike radio
Designed for comfort, safety, performance and value, designed to be the best you can buy:
Standard on all systems:
►Active Noise Reduction
►Intelligent Source Selection
►Helmet plug On/Off
►Auto Volume Level Adjust
►VOX
►Full Duplex Intercom
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► Unrivalled build quality; A strong extruded aluminium case, weatherproof connectors and electronics ► Unrivalled performance quality; Voice clarity and music quality at speed, has been proven to be second to none. ► Unrivalled ease of use; To converse with your passenger 'just talk' no buttons to press or voice system to trigger, just talk normally, both at the same time. ► Unrivalled range of accessories; Our ever growing range of accessories ensure your system fits you and your bike perfectly, you can add new devices e.g. sat nav, ipod etc etc...
RIEDEL’s Artist intercom system provided a radio communications infrastructure for the 26th annual "Zurich Street Parade", a 2.4-kilometer celebration of peace, love, and techno music that drew more than 900,000 revelers to the city’s streets. RIEDEL worked with Security & Safety AG Zurich to deploy a radio communications network and closed-circuit television (CCTV) system that ensured a successful and safe event.
Riedel Communications' intercom systems have taken center stage for "Singin' in the Rain," the first musical ever presented within the famed Grand Palais in Paris.
Directed by Robert Carsen, this version of the popular musical originally opened at the Théâtre du Châtelet theater and opera house and then moved to the Grand Palais when the Châtelet closed for renovations. Riedel’s Artist, Bolero, Performer, and RiFace systems support communications throughout the 2,400-seat theater built within the Grand Palais.
The intercom is broken but resourceful as ever we hack around the blight! We're using telephony, courtesy of Alan Colville.
Leica M8 | Nokton Classic 35mm, f1.4 MC
I just re-discovered Soulwax. This song played in my mind when I saw these two.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0V_6hfLxcY
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