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Feb 25th, 2008 - Snowstorm at night - this was before sunrise the next morning...
From the camera - no processing
This is not only the museum, but also one end of the line for all four lines and the place where the machinery to pull the cables is housed. Unfortunately: the line we needed to take was broken and it took a while to get here. Fortunately: the line we needed to take was broken and once we arrived, we could watch them fixing it! It looked like the cable had frayed, so they were twisting a new piece of wire into place around the cable and pounding it down flat with mallets. You can see them working on it and you can also see that the Mason wheels are stopped and the cable is slack. We watched them stretch out the cable and repair it, then lift it back into place on the wheels, draw it tight, and get it running again. :-)
Machinery is not reeeally my thing - only a little - but the cable car system is SO COOL. Because I am NOT an engineer I didn't really get it just by reading the info in the museum and looking at the pieces, but it was interesting enough that now I kind of want to read a book about it. Down below this work floor is yet another level, with more wheels set at angles and cables that ultimately run out in four different directions. Some of the lines turn corners...it's all pretty incredible.
Went to go see my buddys band, The Sharp Comfort, and this guy, Jason Horst, opened for them. Both bands were fantastic to listen to.
His similarity to Larry the Cable Guy made me crack up...I think Jason is Larry's long lost son!
[Strobist: 550EX at 1/4 power, camera right about 6 ft, bounced off orange wall at the bar, which was about 10 ft from Jason, with diffuser and powered wireless via the Canon 7D. I do think the image is a little too sharp, though.]
Inside the cable car. A great attraction.
The Standseilbahn Stuttgart or Stuttgart Cable Car is a funicular railway in the city of Stuttgart, Germany. The line links the Südheimer valley station with the Stuttgart Degerloch forest cemetery in the south quarters of Heslach. Operated by Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG (SSB), it was opened on 30 October 1929 to facilitate visitors to the forest cemetery which is 90 metres above Stuttgart Heslach. At Südheimer, the funicular connects to Stuttgart Stadtbahn lines U1 and U14.
My cars charging cable remains rather curly, as it spends most of it time coiled up in the boot.
We’re Here - Swirly Things.
17th December 2021 - iPhone 13 Pro
how might media serve our local communities better?
how can we take advantage of the cable tv connections that are already in place?
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Conductor: tinned copper.
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length:1.2M(customizable)
jacket: PVC
Insulator is made of polyester resin and glass fiber
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color:hyaline white(optional)
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Ex-factory price
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OEM/ODM orders services are provided
The right to free import and export
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packaging detail:standard export packing
delivery detail:7-10 days received the deposit
A cable car festooned in christmas lights in front of the buildings of the Financial District, including the Embarcadero Center.
Step 3: connect an IDE cable to the circuit-board's pins. The white-coloured side of the cable should be plugged into pin 1, usually closest to the power connector. Step 4 »
These are the saddles through which the cable components of the cable-stayed bridge will be threaded through the bridge towers.
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A lot of cables on site have been taken out of their tubes, presumably someone is trying to take the metal.
Cable car 15 leaves the Barn for its inagural run. The original 15 was built in 1894 and retired a few years ago and would have been painted in the same color scheme used 1894-1902 by the original Market Street Railway Company.
The cables here are fed into the Signum cable trunking system attached to the underside of the desk.
The powerboard, modem and router sit within the Vika Furusund table leg.
The Atlona 10' High-Performance USB 2.0 Printer Cable. This is a fully molded cable can support transfer rates up to 480 Mbps. Cable provides High Speed link required for peripherals such as Printers, Fax Machines, Copy Machines to communicate with a PC or Mac. The cable is featured with gold-plated connectors to provide maximum signal transfer without any errors. With the use of Oxygen Free Copper conductors, this cable can transfer full speed USB 2.0 without any degradation and therefore user will never have any issues with printer not receiving correct data or crashing a printer.