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A basic circuit for arduino mini. The power connections are to an arduino NG's +5v and ground, powered via USB. The LED connects to pin 13.
This is the same as circuit one but with a reset switch.
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The reset switch takes the reset pin low. It is pulled up high through the resistor in top left (which goes to +5v) when the switch is not pressed.
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Caramulo Motorfestival 2014.
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Your local hillclimbing Moke. Obligatory minilites. Of British construction.
A miniature Lego version of Pixar's "Luxo Jr." desk lamp.
Both lamps have two sets of liftarms in parallelogram shape (diamond shape to be exact), connected with an L-shaped liftarm. So they can "move" almost like the original Luxo Jr. lamp.
When launched in 1961 the mini Pickup was a rather basic affair and optional cost items were a heater, Passenger-side sun visor, seat belts and laminated windscreen amongst others.
Production of the Pickup ended in 1983 by which time over 58,000 had been built.
This nicely preserved & Restored example has had fog lights fitted neatly either side of a period AA Badge. The alloy wheels would not have been standard either. The modern accessories do make for a very attractive car though.
I wanted to recreate the image I clicked below few years back. I probably have used this bundt baking mould after years, and was kind of happy with this image.
I usually avoid baking cakes and sweet stuff these days, as I end up consuming most of these. But I found a clever way around this, where I am able to bake and click and still avoid eating them. I now generously give away these baked goods and it serves both purpose for me. I can still bake and create pics around these :)
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Back in April 1987 I went on a bus hunting adventure which included a visit to Warrington where I photographed Crosville Freight Rover Sherpa / Dormobile B16F MSR775 D775PTU in the Crosville depot sporting the then new green and cream livery with Mini Lynx branding.