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This was filming the crowd at the Pheonixbury Festival.

I decide to integrate the master controller via the freeduino AVR board. Just now the master was maded via a FPGA DE1 board for test but this board is to big to use into the field. Because the slave software run now perfect on the freeduino board, I will now transfert the master controller also to the AVR software. But on the master controller I need a lot inputs and outputs. Therefore I use the serial option to drive the 2x16 char LCD display and a few leds. As input I read also via de SPI lines all the swithes, rotary encoder and dipswithes from the userinterface frontplate. The remote TX module RFM12B is again connected to the PORTC of the Freeduino board. On the PortB I have now 3 extra TTL flash outputs. So the master can drive also 3 direct flashes. There is also a X-sync input signal from the camera to drive the master controller and to generate the correct signals on the remote wireless RFM12B module. Into the next days/week I will give the results of this unit.

 

How this works, timings, slave version see:

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Update 2009 Aug 15:

STK600 board is setup for the tests, a breadboard is ready for the LCD display, leds, encoder and RFM12B module. I write now first the LCD display software so that the parameters are show on the display. AVR controller is the Atmega168, 20 pins Dip version. CLK speed = 16Mhz external xtall.

 

Update 2009 Aug 18:

The hardware is ready on the breadboard together with the STK600 developement board. LCD display connected via the 2 x 74HC595 ICs works and also the leds. Data is diplayed on the LCD. The 3 local flash outputs on this master are also ready. The next days I will continue to put the RFM12B module as transmitter. Thereafter the tests will be done together with the slavemodules.

 

Update 2009 Aug 31:

The SC-27 TTL cables from Nikon just arrived this morning. A lot of extra other components will furnish tomorrow. Extra LCD displays, registors, connectors,swithes, plugs etc. End this month 10 extra Arduino boards and shields will be furnished. Time to plan how to build all this together. In the meantime I test the software on both sides (Master and Slave).

 

Update 2009 Sep 02:

Many components just arrived today. Extra LCD displays, connectors, switshes chips etc... I work on the software and most parts are working now. Into the next days I will connect the flashes via the SC-27 cables and test the flashes. 4 flashes on the slave and 3 flashes on the master are supported. The LCD display show the different powersettings, flash types and used channels. Once all this works, I have to build this into a nice box. At the end of this month, 10 extra Arduino boards and shields must be delivered and also 10 extra Atmega328P chips.

 

On an extra Arduino board I will drive 8 highpower leds just near the flashes to see into the dark. So just wait a few weeks for all this new tools....

 

Update 2009 Sep 04:

Master software is running now, LCD display show all this values. Powerlevel can be change on every flash but also on a groep flashes. Results stay on the LCD display. Every flash can be enabled or disabled. The groep offset value have now 6 steps. This mean, the steps are added to all the flashes levels into the groep. 2 different groeps are supported, one Master groep (4 flashes) and one Slave groep ( 3 flashes). But the number of flashes into each groep is a parameter into the software code. The number in now limited by the I/O pins on the Atmega168 or Atmega328p. Now the step change is near 0.3 EV. On each channel you can select the type flash connected at the output. So if you have a SB29S ringflash you just need to change the type for the connected channel on the display. All flashes are connected via a small type phone connector 3.5mm stereo on one side. The other side is the SC-27 Nikon connector. I just divide every SC-27 cable in 2 parts. So now I have 6 cable to connect 6 Nikon flashes.

 

Now I have to build this hole Master into a nice small box. The display works on 5V, the other chips are running on 3.3V. Power will be delivered via a small 9V NIMH battery.

 

The next task is now to test the previous build Slave unit via the RFM12B modules. Software on both sides are ready for test now.

If you'd like to take a break it's always a good opportunity to browse rebrickable.com and learn from the great designs available there. I'm building now one of my favourites, it has many excellent solutions. Unfortunately that cool rear axle on the picture won't be used, I felt the urge to replace the L motor with something... faster :)

 

Can you name this MOC and the designer?

e meravigliosamente torni,

comunque,

immune da tutto.

They've finally done it! Kansas City Southern leads the way in accommodating the "vision deprived" members of our society.

It's an engine without windows for blind train crews.

(You know how railroad featherbedding unions are.)

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This one pulls a digger-dola car to whatever mess needs to be dug up along the right of way.

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the Remote control Maintenance of Way (MOW); ex-UP; #913 is ex-KCS 683(?)

I'm the first to post this one on Flickr with the tag "KCS 913". YAY

Helios 44K-4

 

Redcat Racing Electric Volcano EPX

R/C Plane......

VERY free inspired at "Born In The U.S.A." 's Springsteen cover album...

 

My personal vision of Italian Men :D:D:D

 

Thanks a lot to Bubu, a very professional model who borrowed his "image" for this shot; you're great! :D

Thanks to Vissia, my wonderful assistant, who gave support for slice of realism :D (see tags:D)

 

And Thanks to everyone who boosted my crazy project. Love your great suggestions!

 

*Portuense is a Rome's district ;)

 

Explored #326 13.07.2008 - Thank you all :D:D:D

  

Replaced one of our thermostats with a wifi enabled one. A few hours later the setup is all complete and I have decided to go ahead and replace the thermostat for the upstairs zone too.

 

Pictured is the iPad interface. There is also an iPhone interface and a good ol' website which I'll be using a bit until an Android version is released.

Daiya Ford Capri remote controlled tinplate car.

1/20 scale.

 

Diecast Ford Capri Models

Il mio cuore si ribella a te, ma il mio corpo no!

Le mani tue, strumenti su di me,

che dirigi da maestro esperto quale sei...

These were some of the photos that I took after I bought my first Digital Camera a Canon EOS REBEL I took these photos on March 12 2004 in Reynolds Industrial Park in Green Cove Springs, Florida. At the time the CSX Railroad had just purchased several Shoving Platforms (aka Remote Control Caboose Replacement). The units were used to control switching Locomotives on Local Trains (especially during back-up moves) where a crew member could stand at the control panel on the Flat Car and control the Locomotive remotely by Radio; you can see the Antenna along with Horns and Flashing Lights at the Top of the Control Console in Photo #2 of 4. Of course today most railroads use a Fanny Pack Control Console that a Switchman wears at his beltline to control the Remote Control Locomotives especially within Rail Yards. I believe these Shoving Platforms were assembled by a Railcar Repair Facility within this Industrial Park because there were several units that were not yet fully assembled at the time I Photographed them.

Jaguar Land Rover has revealed some of the prototype technologies that its UK-based research team are developing to deliver autonomous driving in the future.

was home alone so I had some time to set up my stuff and did a shot with a white background. Took another one of the playmobil house.

Wasn´t home alone in the end :-) Created my own company....

Shower, throw on a Tshirt and shorts, stretch, and walk out of the bedroom, through the foyer, and into the living room-office. Done!

One of my more recent projects. I built it from scratch.

 

Check out my scale crawler youtube channel;

 

www.youtube.com/user/dasunddaseinzige/featured

Animated GIF, see comments.

 

This is a case where finding the best solution to a problem takes most of an evening, and putting it together only takes a couple of minutes.

lads night in front of the telly

The squirrels in chicagos humboldt park aren't as trusting as the ones at UCB, so i used a remote control to photograph these. I added flash too. You shoulda seen 'em jump when the flashes went off. Hilarious.

Remote control operation of locomotives is used for some moves on the Whyalla tramway. Here the driver controls a trio of G & W units as they run around their loaded consist in the arrival sidings at Whyalla on 23 December 2008.

Mortimer Boxer lab mixed breed dog and Lucy the cat comfortably on the couch sleeping ,Cobourg Ontario Canada ,Sept 17 2006

  

Cobourg Marina boat storage near the west beach ,Having our daily walk with Mortimer our Boxer Lab mixed breed dog ,working at pulling at hard as could as he always did, Cobourg Ontario Canada , April 19. 2007

  

Mortimer Boxer lab mixed breed dog working doing what he loves best running and playing with a stick at the Cobourg West beach August 31. 2006

 

Mortimer our Boxer lab mixed breed dog in de snow working at the West beach doing what he likes to do , running and eating snow , Martin’s Photographs , Cobourg , Ontario , Canada , January 14. 2007

 

Mortimer our Boxer Lab mixed breed dog working at the Cobourg west beach doing his favourite thing playing with a stick or tree branch on the beach , Martin’s photographs , Cobourg , Ontario , Canada , August 31. 2006

  

Cobourg west beach

dog laying on his back

comfortable sofa

June 2004

Sofa

Mortimer

Cobourg pier

Cobourg lighthouse

Cobourg Beach

Mortimer Boxer Lab mixed breed dog

dog working at the beach

stick

tree branch

Dog

beach

Martin’s photographs

Cobourg

Ontario

Canada

November 2003

Boxer Lab mixed breed dog

Port Hope

Favourites

favourite thing

mattress

deck

July 2006

Nikon

Nikon E5700

Dog

Lake Ontario

Sand

Water

Tree

Mortimer boxer dog

Monument

Miles World

Memory

June 2016

Boxer dog

Boxer mixed breed dog

Cedar tree

Tropical plants

River

Terns

Tern

Happy New Year

photograph converted to sepia

Sunset

Hammock

Tree

Heron

Egret

January 2016

IPhone 6

Rocks on the beach

Sand

Rocks

Canon PowerShot S410

PowerShot S410

Stairs up

May 2007

Thai Restaurant

Brualai Taste of Thai Restaurant

Driftwood

June 2007

March 2007

Ducks

Gulls

Lake Ontario

Ice buildup

Ice

Snow

February 2007

January 2007

Now in need of some high contrast subjects!

 

The blinky LED interface is very much a first pass, I intend a new version with a nicer, and easier to use, LCD screen.

  

Toys for the older boys!

I am a typical male when it comes to the remote control. I have to have in my hand/control at all times. I am usually watching 2-3 programs. I refuse to watch a commercial so I flip. I have over 400 channels and I know almost all of them. The nice part about being single and having a dog is that he never complains about me changing the channel constantly.

I tried out a yoga class at my gym, and it was really good! The gym actually had blankets and blocks, and the instructor definitely knew what she was doing. I'm spoiled from years at the Iyengar Institute, but since I can't afford that, this will do just fine.

A view of the back beach

Aerial photography of Pevensey Castle, East Sussex with the DJI Quadcoptor Phantom Vision Plus.

A co-worker's remote controlled mini helicopter patrols the air space at the office.

Rewarron's first full test day

A co-worker's remote controlled mini helicopter patrols the air space at the office.

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