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Politie Gent, © Christophe VANDER EECKEN

Looking back at the switchbacks that climb to the Wellsville Cone.

While being quite the blatant copy of Mattel’s ‘Create-a-Monster’, I have to concede that I kinda like ‘Switch-a-Witch’ better. These two floral cuties, at least. (Seriously, Pinky’s eyes are AMAZING)

Here's another steel-armed gang switch on the 12.47kV distribution grid in Americus.

justin dillon.

KRUSH skatepark.

Found this older type switch stand at the east end of NS's yard in Crewe, Virginia. It is surprising what one can still find along Class 1 railroads if you take the time to look.

The annual switch on of Kirkby town centre Christmas lights on Friday 19th November 2010

Wind-Holder: Switch Taeheo + April Story

eyes: Soom

wig: Dream of Doll Sha default

outfit: Infinite Love, MiyaBJD, Dollheart

wing horns: Sugarble

faceup: Momochu

Switch Over para Mondo Sonoro

Fotografía: Rominikah Photos

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Two dolls Switch had with them. I love the outfits <3

The BNSF La Crosse local switches the Maiden Rock sand mine.

A ball is pushed and makes switching

ボールの受けがスラントしていて、ボールが押されると

マイクロスイッチが動作する。

A closer view of same switcher.

Kanawha River Railroad switching customer.

 

Electrical switches outside the Pattern Shop.

 

The island was originally used as a prison, but later it thrived as a shipyard. Many naval ships were built and maintained at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, and the island was very busy in WWII.

This odd set of switches on the wall don't actually control anything, but if I toggle them just right a red light goes off accompanied by a very loud BUZZ! So I did what anyone else would do, I took a picture of it and stopped messing with it.

The markings on the wall around this old switch are real.. Althought I did put a bit of a texture to the entire image (first time doing this ever).. Thought I would give it a try and maby add to the grundgy feel of the switch.

IDK.. I think I like it!

Under the green lid is where the switch is to turn the coil on. The left hand portion is a lid that contains the fuse

ZyXEL lanserar ES1100, en ny produktserie prisvärda och energieffektiva switchar anpassade till små och medelstora företag. De är enkla att installera och konfigurera. Med N-Way Auto Negotiation-funktionen ställer switchen automatiskt om till högsta möjliga datahastighet i anslutningen och aktiverar vid behov även duplexlläget automatiskt. Enheterna saknar fläkt och kan därmed även användas i bullerkänsliga miljöer.

 

Smarta funktioner minskar strömförbrukningen

Alla switchar i serien uppfyller även IEEE-standarden 802.3az (Energy Efficient Ethernet) som innebär att de styr datatrafiken i nätverket och automatiskt minskar prestandan vid lågt utnyttjande. De känner av hur många andra enheter som är inkopplade i nätverket samt hur lång Ethernet-kabeln är, och anpassar strömförsörjningen därefter. Få anslutna enheter och kort Ethernet-kabel minskar strömförbrukningen.

 

Flexibilitet med Power-Over-Ethernet

Switcharna ES1100-8P och ES1100-16P följer IEEE 802.3af PoE-standarden och erbjuder extra flexibilitet vid installation av till exempel trådlösa accesspunkter, IP-telefoner och övervakningskameror. Med Ethernet CAT 5-kabeln kan switcharna anslutas på ett avstånd upp till 100 meter, monteras i taket eller på väggen och driva exempelvis övervakningskameror utan att installatören behöver ta hänsyn till extern strömförsörjning.

 

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An unknown switcher taking care of one of the various industries in and around Duluth near sunset. This was probably one of the last shots before we headed back east with our next stop being the LS&I.

This will hold the light, hazard and fan switches.

A Union Pacific freight train switching in the Roseville railyard. Seen from the eastbound California Zephyr.

MPA graduate student Lisa Ferrell flips the switch of a 20-kilowatt vertical-axis wind turbine.

The telephone building leaves their windows open so you can see the huge switching systems inside. Not sure if it's a historical exhibit or if they still use them.

switch outside derelict factory, Sheffield

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