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A simple diagram just showing how the 'Tweet5' App would work in terms of navigation. (see previous image in order to understand)
Old Turn Junction, Birmingham.
Birmingham Canal Navigations.
Roving Bridge, 1827.
By Horseley Iron Works, Tipton, Staffordshire.
Crossing the canal at Old Turn Junction.
Designed by Thomas Telford (1757-1834) for the New Main Line Canal that linked Birmingham to Wolverhampton.
Grade ll listed.
Old Turn Junction is where the BCN Main Line meets the BCN Oozells Street Loop.
Midsummer is always a special day. That Midsummers cruise with dear friends, on Little Belt, marked a big shift in my life. As time goes by, the significance of this specific day has grown, and it’s deep in my heart. I hope some of the motives compensates the low resolution in the 2009 photos.
Microcontroller #1 is an ATmega324 used for communication, actual and desired headings, and motor control. An ATmega328 is slaved to the GPS to receive the NMEA strings at a 1 Hz rate and ensure the most up to date coordinates are passed to 324 chip upon request.
Anna, Ben, and Julie of Team Verhampshire are mapping out their route for the upcoming ride. Approx. June 22-23, 2013. Pawtucket Congregational Church, Lowell, MA. Photo Credit: Mariah Chen
What about a Navigation System? Try to barter this one: www.barterquest.com/haves/view/24195-N-DRIVE-PERSONAL-NAV...