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The IV Module is designed to have all that is needed for a quick IV setup. Especially, useful for multi victim scenes, since it is easy to hand off to different personnel.

 

- Holds 1 L, 500 mL, or 250 mL IV bags

- Keeps IV Start PakTM ready for use

- Keeps IV tubing and catheters organized and together

- Transparent window for quick solution identification

- One buckle securely holds all contents in place

- Top loop hangs entire module with the IV solution

- Adjustable buckle can compress to pressurize contents for rapid fluid infusion

- High quality construction and materials are backed by a lifetime warranty.

 

200 ci. 0.3 lbs. H-10" X W-5" X D-3.5". Available in Deep Red or Black.

Remote control module composed of battery, RC receiver, and RC servo. Used to operate my Halloween pneumatic props for 2009--the Pop Up Ghoul and the Scary Clown in a Box.

Development Module for PhD Scholars

Road Map workshop at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor

Sims on the job in Mims, Florida! Sims HD and Sims Crane work together to transport, lift and position a cold box and module. May 2019.

The Drug Module is a quick way for central supply or pharmacies to re-stock. Seal multiple modules with the lockable zippers, when the seal is broken, check it back in to the pharmacy having back-up modules ready to go. This helps reduce out of service time for restocking.

 

- Compact and lightweight

- Transparent outer window for quick medication identification

- Medical drug listing window

- Lockable kiss zippers for pharmacy seal

- Internal organizer pockets fold out and are transparent for quick identification of vials and pre filled ampules

- Transparent, pockets accommodate extra needles and syringes

- Large zipper pulls for easy access, even while wearing gloves

- Different colors available to distinguish different drug set-ups such as pediatric, first-line cardiac or adult

- High quality construction and materials are backed by a lifetime warranty

 

200 ci, 0.6 lbs. H-6" X W-8" X D-5". Black.

 

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Plastic 5 5/8 x 6 5/16 x 6 5/16? (14.3 x 16 x 16 cm) Manufacturer: Amcor, Ltd., Tel Aviv The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of the designer. Exhibition copy in the collection of Trisha Donnelly.

Center Le Corbusier / Heidi Weber Museum (1964-1967)

Höschgasse 8

8034 Zürich - (CH)

Switzerland

 

architect Le Corbusier (Charles-Edouard Jeanneret)

(La Chaux-de-Fonds, October 6 1887 - Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, August 27 1965)

www.centerlecorbusier.com

  

© picture by Mark Larmuseau

Tree bark has been incorporated into the scenery

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IEM7110-3G

10-port 100M/Gigabit Layer 2 Managed Industrial Ethernet Switch Module

Support 3 gigabit fiber/copper ports and 7 100M fiber/copper ports

Adopt SW-Ring patent technology, support single ring, coupling ring, chain ring, Dual-homing ring network function, automatic recovery time of network failure < 20ms

Input voltage: 3.3VDC

Support -40~75℃ wide operating temperature range

 

IEM7110-3G is 10-port 100M/gigabit layer 2 managed embedded industrial Ethernet switch modules featuring high integration level, small size, rich functions, easy and convenient usage. It provides 3 gigabit ports and 7 100M ports which could be configured to fiber port or copper port as needed. It also adopts embedded mounting that user can custom the specification of PCB motherboard and freely choose Ethernet interface type through module pin to meet the requirements of different scenes.

 

Network management system supports various network protocols and industrial standards, such as STP/RSTP, 802.1Q VLAN, QoS, IGMP Static Multicast, Port Trunking, Port Mirroring, etc. It also possesses complete management functions, including Port Configuration, Port Statistics, Access Control, Network Diagnosis, Rapid Configuration, Online Upgrading and so on. CLI, WEB, Telnet, SNMP and other access methods are also supported. The network management system can provide users with good experience with friendly design of network management system interface, simple and convenient operation.

 

Hardware adopts fanless, low power consumption, wide temperature design and has passed rigorous industrial standard tests, which can suit for the industrial scene environment with harsh requirements for EMC. It can be widely used in smart grid, railway transportation, smart city, safe city, new energy, intelligent manufacturing and other industrial fields.

 

Features and Benefits

 

SNMPv1/v2c is used for network management of various levels

Port mirroring can conduct data analysis and monitoring, which is convenient for online debugging

QoS supports real-time traffic classification and priority setting

File management is convenient for rapid configuration and online upgrade of the device

Bandwidth management can reasonably distribute network bandwidth, preventing unpredictable network status

Port statistics can be used for the port real time traffic statistics

User password can conduct user hierarchical management to improve the device administrative security

Relay alarm is convenient for troubleshooting of construction site

Storm suppression can restrain broadcast, unknown multicast and unknown unicast

VLAN can simplify the network planning

Port trunking can increase network bandwidth and the reliability of network connection to achieve optimal bandwidth utilization

IGMP-Snooping and static multicast can be used for filtering multicast traffic to save the network bandwidth

SW-Ring and STP/RSTP can achieve network redundancy, preventing network storm

   

Module Requirements:

• Footprint: 16 wide x13 deep stud footprint

 

• Height: walls are 9 bricks + 1 plate + tiles on top, shown here in alternating colours for reference. (supports under the floor can be up to 2 bricks tall.)

 

• open top and front

 

• Eight 1x2 technic bricks for connection to the station module. These must be located correctly or it won't fit together.

 

• Tiles around the top edge (these are mostly hidden)

 

• 6-stud wide doorways on the left and right walls, with 2x4 tiled area in doorways.

 

• Nothing may extend beyond the 16x13x9 cube; otherwise it will interfere with the connections to the station.

  

Optional:

• Back wall has a 12x5 stud window, 2 bricks above floor level. If you do not want a window, or do not use the whole window area, we will cover the outer wall with greebles.

 

• Connecting the floor together under the module can be up to 2-bricks tall since they are hidden by the rest of the station. Recommended for strength.

As the train starts up we see a reflection of some modular component of the car. Oh! They're seats!

 

So before there was a flickr there was the Queensway Tube Stop in London. Sullen and strangely deserted on a weekend afternoon. Waiting long minutes for the tube I chanced upon this wall with its seeming generations of pasted up ads. A kind of evolution, we see what's at the surface but there's a long deep history beneath

At the Stennis Space Center

A session this evening with my Module 2 portrait model Vanessa. This time I have her running.

 

The rest of my photos from this session can be found here if you have the time to look

www.flickr.com/photos/janflicks/sets/72157633321668248/:

Isla Springs module (6 feet) followed by one half of Seaboard Southerns Pound Gap curved module and then Peter-Lloyd Jones Lloyd Yard module.

The City Space theme continues to inspire. I wanted to use the curved quarter panels as a windscreen, and by excellent luck had the matching curve plate in sand blue. From then on it was just a matter of mixing the design cues and colour scheme from the sets with my build.

 

Rather pleased with this, looks chunky and industrial near-future. The crane, while functional, can't lift the module without ripping itself apart. Oh well.

 

Probably won't take any more pictures of the module itself either, it's just an empty shell that seems to be more like a double-decker carriage on a scenic train than a science module. Some more work on that will be required, I think. But that's a problem for another time. I already have an idea for a larger build that will incorporate four of these modules.

Spacelab was a joint effort between NASA and ESA. It was carried in the shuttle orbiter cargo bay and served as a temporary space station to conduct scientific research. Various different pallets were constructed, including a large pressurized module which expanded the orbiter's habitable volume.

Unité d`Habitation - Berlin - Le Corbusier

Finished module. Rev 2 came to be when I discovered that one of the footprints where wrong ....

Various analog(ue) synthesiser modules I got, mainly from Plan B/ear-group in the USA. The original plan was to get them made in frac-rack format, like the 2 Blacet modules in the top left-hand corner of the pic, but somehow it didn't work out like that. The "euro-rack" format is slightly smaller and runs on 12v instead of 15, so I'm building a power supply and a basic case this weekend. Plan is to build a case somewhat similar to one of those old Buchla folding scissor cases for playing live with. L-R they are VCO, "dual timbral gate", multimode filter, envelope generator, Doepfer multiple, Doepfer multiple, Doepfer dual VC switch, VCO.

The control module is connected to the ignition circuit, I used the radio circuit from the Ron Francis wiring kit. The buzzer and sensor plug into the module. I used the supplied double sided tape to mount it to the top of the foot box that extends into the cabin under the dash.

It's easy to fit and can replace any incandescent/quartz-iodine module inside a traffic light!

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Moving of one of the modules I helped assemble for Air Products. The pipe is heavy walled and the module weighed in over 200,000 pounds. They only moved it a few hundred yards, since it was so big and heavy it was built close to the plant it was destined for.

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