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This is the copper-clad circuit board that the 128 LEDs are mounted to. The small board at the bottom is the circuit that rectifies the AC power and generates a constant current for each string of 32 LEDs.
Just messing around in a dark room with Bike LEDs and a Roberts Vintage-Style Radio.
This shot has two red LEDs behind the radio and then over the course of the 4 second exposure I ran a white Bike LED headlight from the wall behind the radio, over it and onto the table in front of it.
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We took our popular LED filaments and put them inside LEGO lightsaber hilts. They're the brightest in the galaxy!
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Starring Richard Anderson, Elaine Edwards, Adele Mara, Luis Van Rooten, Gar Moore, Felix Locher, Jan Arvan, and Bob Bryant. Directed by Edward L. Cahn.synopsis
Archeologists excavating the ruins of Pompeii discover what seems to be a perfectly preserved human figure, encased in lava. A scientific team led by Dr. Paul Mallon (Richard Anderson) begins to piece together the history and identity of the stone figure. Using surviving records from the city and the location where the figure was found as a starting point, the archeologists uncover the story of Quintilus, an Etruscan gladiator-slave who was tortured and sentenced to death for daring to love a noblewoman. He vowed to kill anyone who kept him from the woman he loved, and was in the process of being executed when the eruption of Vesuvius destroyed the city and buried Quintilus in molten lava. Their research takes on tremendous urgency when evidence -- in the form of a rising number of dead bodies -- begins to show that Quintilus may not only still be alive, in some impossible-to-fathom manner, but bent on carrying out his final wish, of rescuing and escaping with his beloved, and that the woman he loved has been reincarnated, in some manner, in the person of Mallon's fiancée, Tina Enright (Elaine Edwards). This all seems like fanciful speculation, especially to the police, until Quintilus breaks out one night and starts stalking Tina through the city, impervious to police bullets and a danger to everyone around him. When Quintilus takes the unconscious Tina, Mallon must try to anticipate his movements around the city by finding the modern locations of ancient streets that Quintilus seems able to navigate. He heads for the Cove of the Blind Fisherman, hoping to save his fiancée and put an end to this ancient curse.
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On its face, Curse of the Faceless Man is a retelling of The Mummy, incorporating elements familiar from both the Karloff film and from one or more of the Lon Chaney Jr. B-movie entries from the early to mid-'40s. Screenwriter Jerome Bixby, however, has added enough creepy details and personality to the characters to give this film an immediacy that The Mummy movies mostly lacked. We know far more about the city of Pompeii and the way its people lived and died than we do about religious rituals in ancient Egypt, and Bixby employs the richer, more detailed picture that he can draw from this material to great effect. Additionally, director Edward L. Cahn who also helmed the companion feature with which Curse of the Faceless Man was released, It! The Terror from Beyond Space, which was also written by Bixby paced the movie for just the right level of suspense, and got convincing performances out of his cast. Gerald Fried's music, especially the twisting suspense theme accompanying Quintilus' awakening and wanderings, keeps the tension high, and the costuming and special effects make the picture work far better than its budget or its reputation would lead one to expect. (The frozen stone figure of Quintilus later reappeared in United Artists' Invisible Invaders, also directed by Cahn and sharing the same production designer, representing a captured and immobilized alien.)
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SE Predaj, dcérska spoločnosť Slovenských elektrární, modernizovala verejné osvetlenie obce Štitáre neďaleko Nitry. S využitím 67 moderných svietidiel Archilede HP 24 LED od renomovaného výrobcu Enel Sole má nový systém verejného osvetlenia o 63 % nižšiu spotrebu elektriny oproti pôvodnému stavu. Súčasťou modernizačného balíčka je okrem technického riešenia aj servis, údržba a dodávka elektrickej energie. Komplexné riešenie je financované z úspor dosiahnutých nižšou spotrebou elektriny. Ide o tzv. ESCO (Energy Service Company) projekt.
Updated version of an old 70's illuminated dance floor. This one plays all sorts of psychedelic animations!
Getting mesmerized by the change of colors when looking into a light-emitting diode (LED) spotlight...
Red-Blue; Green-Red-Blue; Blue-Red-Green; Blue-Green
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
SUBIC BAY (Oct. 21, 2019) - A landing craft, air cushion assigned to Naval Beach Unit (NBU) 7 departs the Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42) to conduct backload following exercise KAMANDAG 3. KAMANDAG, a Philippine-led, bilateral exercise with participation from Japan, is designed to increase counterterrorism, humanitarian assistance, and disaster relief capabilities through military exchanges that strengthen partnership and the ability to rapidly respond to crises throughout the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Toni Burton) 191021-N-QD718-2059
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Akershus Fortress (Norwegian: Akershus Festning) or Akershus Castle (Norwegian: Akershus slott) is a medieval castle that was built to protect Oslo, the capital of Norway. It has also been used as a prison.
The fortress has successfully survived all sieges, primarily by Swedish forces, including those by forces led by Charles XII in 1716. In the early 17th century, the fortress was modernized and remodelled under the reign of the active King Christian IV, and got the appearance of a renaissance castle.
The fortress was first used in battle in 1308, when it was besieged by the Swedish duke Eric of Södermanland, whose brother won the Swedish throne in 1309. The siege was eventually broken by a local Norwegian army in a battle. (This battle forms a forms a major part of the plot of Sigrid Undset historical novel "In the Wilderness", the third volume of her tetralogy The Master of Hestviken.)
In 1449-1450 the castle was besieged again, this time by the Swedish king Karl Knutsson Bonde, but he had to lift the siege after a while. The castle wasn’t besieged again until 1502 when Scottish soldiers in service of the Danish king besieged the castle in order to regain it from the hands of the Norwegian nobleman Knut Alysson.
Akershus was besieged yet again in 1523, this time by Swedish soldiers but Oslo’s inhabitants burned down their houses in an attempt to drive them out and the Swedes retreated after a short period.
The king Christian II besieged the castle from 1531 to 1532 but the siege was lifted by forces from Danmark and Lübeck. After this siege the castle was improved and strengthened.
During the Northern Seven Years' War, the castle was besieged again in 1567 by Swedish forces, but Christen Munk burned down the city in a manner that deprived the Swedes from receiving supplies and strengthening themselves and eventually they retreated.
The immediate proximity of the sea was a key feature, for naval power was a vital military force as the majority of Norwegian commerce in that period was by sea. The fortress was strategically important for the capital, and therefore, Norway as well. Whoever controlled Akershus fortress ruled Norway.
The fortress has never successfully been besieged by a foreign enemy. However it surrendered without combat to Nazi Germany in 1940 when the Norwegian government evacuated the capital in the face of the unprovoked German assault on Denmark and Norway (see Operation Weserübung). During World War II, several people were executed here by the German occupiers, including members of the Pelle group. The fortress was liberated on 11 May 1945, when it was handed over to Terje Rollem on behalf of the Norwegian resistance movement. After the war, eight Norwegian traitors who had been tried for war crimes and sentenced to death were also executed at the fortress. Among those executed were Vidkun Quisling and Siegfried Fehmer.
After the main building has undergone restoration, it has been used for official events and dinners for dignitaries and foreign heads of state.
Akershus fortress is still a military area, but is open to the public daily until 21:00. In addition to the castle, the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum and Norway's Resistance Museum can be visited there. The Norwegian Ministry of Defence and Defence Staff Norway (armed forces headquarters) have a joint modern headquarters in the eastern part of Akershus Fortress [Wikipedia.org]
A pair of 5x7 dot LED dot-matrix displays on some veroboard with five 2N3703 driver transistors. The displays are Kingbright TA12-11 types, with green LEDs, and surprisingly inexpensive.