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Crazy Tuesday theme: Obsolete electronics
Launched over 22 years ago this fold up mobile phone was was incredibly compact and lightweight.
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31/365
First month done - yes ! :)
OK I don't carry the lamp with me.
"If your desk isn't cluttered, you probably aren't doing your job".
Harold S. Geneen
Strobist: Elinchrom Dlite 1 on boom from above with gridded beauty dish using modelling light only. Elinchrom DLite 1 with gridded spot using modelling light on table back corner camera right. Table light.
I have recently started using an external 500GB Lexar SSD as my primary photo drive. It is very light, compact and has an indication of space used on the front as you can see (1/5 used now). The LaCie is primary backup drive 1TB and I am probably replacing this with another Lexar SSD like the one shown as it is so light. Secondary backup is to a Buffalo Linkstation Pro Quad 12TB mirrored drive (RAID 1) server for the time being.
One last photo from the July 4th parade. This is a dunk team with a mobile hoop. They stopped along the parade route and made trick dunks using the trampoline.
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Although I do modify/improve most of the (Star Wars) sets that I buy, I rarely build stuff from scratch. But I had this one in my thoughts for a little while...in fact for almost 30 years!!!
I originally designed this vehicle in 1983 (I was around 12 years old) and built it with classic LEGO Space parts at the time. The original was less thought-through and much simpler in its overall appearance but the idea never really left me. As its original counterpart, I wanted to keep this revisited/reinvented version as low as possible (it is slightly higher than a standing minifig).
mobile setup 1 my daily car, with 2 m / 70 cms and hf antenna .. until the Land Rover 101 is finished with ex-army radio setup