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This is the innards of a cheap kitchen timer causing the Kap rig to turn. The actual rotation occurs very slowly. I was using another camera to take a sequence of pictures of this rig at at ten second intervals.
I really liked these traffic light timers. They should fit them on all traffic lights which don't make decisions based on traffic levels.
A specialized manufacturer of gymboss interval timer, gymboss interval timer Products, Chinese Manufacturer.
A specialized manufacturer of gymboss interval timer, gymboss interval timer Products, Chinese Manufacturer.
An electronic flower built with two HM555 timers built out of discrete components. It reacts to light and soil moisture.
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Veglia Timer N° 152 timer da tavolo Rodolfo Bonetto 1960
Fotografia tratta dal catalogo aste Pandolfini
Middlebury Old-Timers Group Meets The 20th annual Middlebury Indiana Old-Timers met at the Town Hall Tuesday, May 13, 2014, sponsored by the Middlebury Community Historical Society started by “Cider” Vernon Miller to share the old stories of the Town. The Society operates the Middlebury Historical Society, Inc. operates the Middlebury, IN Community Historical Museum to preserve the history of Townships of Jefferson, Middlebury and York. Miller's family still participate, including Kathy Miller with the phenomenal memory for names and history. The Miller ladies served delicious cookies at the break. Richard Smith, co-director of Middlebury Historical Museum, Marvin Miller, and John McKee of the Bristol Parks Dept. all spoke to the group. McKee told about the Little Elkhart River, its mills and its importance to the growth of the Town of Middlebury. Martha Hill talked about the history of the Garden Club, formed in 1933. Wanda Huffman shared an old mortuary record with the group, to offer information. Junior O. Yoder showed his graduation photo in a display. Many in the audience told stories of the past, including amusing and grateful ones about Dr. Teeters; Charlie Swartz, the barber and the tales of how John Dillinger might have been a Middlebury visitor. Local media attending the event including Melissa of the IN Middlebury Magazine and Miriam Nowak of the Elkhart Truth. It has been suggested that Bristol start such a yearly gathering of Old-Timers. If interested, contact Linda Powell of Bristol’s Park Board for more info at bristolindiana@gmail.com.
What happens when you set the timer for 2 seconds instead of 10.
LG: "The red light already stopped blinking. Does that matter?"
From my Norway collection.