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Abandoned steel mill switcher at the former Wheeling Steel Plant/Complex in Benwood, WV. Having seen it's better days the yard switcher is slowly rusting away on a rail spur. Mill closed in the late 1970's. Photograph taken September 2011.
Most of microcontrollers work within 5 volt environment and the I/O port can only handle current up to 20mA; therefore if we want to attach the microcontrollers I/O port to different voltage level circuit or to drive devices with more than 20mA; we need to use the interface circuit. One of the popular method is to use the Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) or we just called it transistor in this tutorial. For more information please visit www.ermicro.com/blog/?p=423
This is Octavio, if I'm not mistaken. He is someone's OC. He's a cold business man, who is really confident in himself!
Commission.
I will be reopening in May. :)
Arriving in Truro, Nova Scotia, CBNS Train #305 switches the yard and turns the power on the wye in the early hours of July 22, 2011.
UPY2005 Genset Switcher
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Canadian National 9544 working in the Brookhaven Yard shuffling some cars after returning from Gallman as Train L567.
CN 9544 [EMD GP40-2LW]
A couple of days ago, the dishwasher handle switch gave up again - Sugru wasn't rigid enough to hold its shape under regular compression and friction. So I measured out the critical dimensions, designed and printed off an insert to address the worn-down nubs.
Of course, once that was addressed the electronics died completely! They were already only half-working, but the previously-glitchy switches were probably what killed them in the end.
Replacement board(s) ordered. Once those arrive though, I think I'll reverse engineer the broken board and open source the results. Who knows what may result? ;-)
A couple of days ago, the dishwasher handle switch gave up again - Sugru wasn't rigid enough to hold its shape under regular compression and friction. So I measured out the critical dimensions, designed and printed off an insert to address the worn-down nubs.
Of course, once that was addressed the electronics died completely! They were already only half-working, but the previously-glitchy switches were probably what killed them in the end.
Replacement board(s) ordered. Once those arrive though, I think I'll reverse engineer the broken board and open source the results. Who knows what may result? ;-)
I brought this one for my daughter when I saw the super Mario Switch game.
Super Mario 64 is one game that will always be present in me, and this switch version is very addictive.
Also brought digital versions of Splatoon, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Mario Kart, should have brought the game cards instead.
Switch is no match for a PS4 or a Xbox One X graphically, but the Nintendo games are addictive as they can be, and they are pure diversion for you and your family, and the portable side of nintendo switch is a good decision tera are two totally different ways of playing the game, at home and on the go.
Nintendo support is the worst support I have ever come across, but the Switch is a very good product and perfect for all ages.
After having shunned the popodoll body that I had bought for him, he decided to steal the just arrived switch body and wearing a beautiful pair of Dollbakery eyes (Kaourika thank you! I will take care of)
The only thing missing is eyelashes ... and some clothes.. maybe.
A couple of days ago, the dishwasher handle switch gave up again - Sugru wasn't rigid enough to hold its shape under regular compression and friction. So I measured out the critical dimensions, designed and printed off an insert to address the worn-down nubs.
Of course, once that was addressed the electronics died completely! They were already only half-working, but the previously-glitchy switches were probably what killed them in the end.
Replacement board(s) ordered. Once those arrive though, I think I'll reverse engineer the broken board and open source the results. Who knows what may result? ;-)
A healthy cut of inbound empty cars holds the main as L555 pulls out of the mill and stops short. The Hayward Branch would make for a neat model layout given it's handful of mill spurs and small siding. Operationally, they build the outbound train, spot the inbound cars, then back the whole train out to Hayward Jct. using a caboose to protect a number of crossings. February 18, 2013.
@ The Former Police Married Quarters on Hollywood Road
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Window between the main generator room and the switching gear.
Shot with Pentax K-1000 with a Tamron SP f 2.8 28-80mm on Kodak 160 vc-2. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V ED. edited with Corel Photopaint.