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Everything was packed by then and we moved over to her new appartment. Me and three beautiful girls in my car ... that sadly doesn't happen every day -- I *had* to record that! ;-)
Cadence Sensor on the stay and (magnet on the) crank. VERY thick, needed lots of wiggling/sliding to find a suitable location to mount and not smack each other!
The red an black wires at the bottom go to the batteries. the Red at the top is the Aerial the 3 "phase" connectors are at the bottom
"Tin" the exposed pins of the 5mm CSLT current sensor with a small amount of solder. This technique makes soldering the wires to the sensor pins easier.
This shows a ibutton style sensor in a circuit board mounting clip. Even though I don't put it in a circuit board, the clip makes it easier to connect the wires to it.
I had difficulty getting the camera to focus in the dark.
This must be the internal sensor of the N8- I pointed the phone at a halogen light, which overwhelmed the sensor. Playing around with the exposure in Lightroom revealed a faint structure invisible in the original image. Amplifying it showed this structure. Not sure what the underlying grid is, but the larger structure appears to be a corner of the sensor. It reminds me when I see the blood vessels in my retina when the optometrist shines a very bright light into my pupils- you are seeing internal reflections.
Después de un años de trabajo arduo, celebramos en compañÃa de nuestra familia en Cristo, sus grandes bendiciones durante el 2018.