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I bought these cheap Nested Dolls from (I think) the Rocks Market in Sydney. I got them with the intention of re-imagining them as something else. Earlier I'd got some Santa ones, with the same purpose in mind. It seems there are two schools of thought for nested dolls; representing things which are "inside" each other, or things that are simply related. I went for the latter - electronic components.
Here I've started to paint the largest doll.
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Facit has developed many new component types specific to this project. In all there are 200 components each containing 10 - 15 parts - 3000 of them in all.
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Recently completed Vauxhall Astra build by Dream-ICE In Car Entertainment. Pair VIBE 6x9 in parcel shelf, Rear VIBE component speakers in rear quarter panels, Front doors 2x VIBE component speakers in each door, custom A-Pillar pods with VIBE tweeters mounted. All trimmed in Alcantara White/Black.
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General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon of the Belgian Air Component 10 Tactical Wing from Kleine Brogel Airbase participating in Red Flag 14-2 exercises at Nellis AFB.
I hooked everything up here to do a last check to make sure everything works. It appears to. I'll have no idea how it actually sounds though until it's all in the box.
When the amp is put on the back of the box, I will connect the speaker wires to the outputs on the inside of the amp and ignore the screw terminals.
See the whole project here!
Vacuum tubes, resistors, diodes, a Tube Screamer guitar pedal, transistors, terminal strips and more!
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I've completely reworked the hadware board. The basics remain the FPGA module Terasic, the DE0-Nano. This board contains a lot of I / O lines and is super fast. Everything is on a single-sided PCB. The output transistor drivers ( 20 pieces 500 mA/ 45V outputs ) are in SMD to save board space. The DE0-nano FPGA board is as a Peggy-back board mounted on ther driver PCB. Via the USB connector, the FPGA program can be re-written.
What does this interface:
* 20 open collector outputs via JP10 and JP11.
- Camera meter
- Camera shutter
- X1 flash1 signaal ( manual or TTL mode flash1)
- Q1 flash1 signaal ( TTL mode flash1 ) or X3 flash3 manual mode.
- X2 flash2 signaal ( manual or TTL mode flash2)
- Q2 flash2 signaal ( TTL mode flash2 ) or X4 flash4 manual mode.
- DIR steppen motor board.
- Step steppen motor board.
- Enable steppen motor board.
- 1 Spare output.
- 4 outputs used to drive the color background module. Via JP12
- 6 outputs used to drive the Cree foreground module. Via JP9
Enc1 connector:
2 inputs from a rotary encode frontplate. Used as general digital input value.
Enc2 connector:
2 inputs from a rotary encode frontplate. Used to move the step motor of the lineaire stage module in manual mode.
Range switch input
4 input switches to change the analog sensitivity range of the color pot meters.
Drive of the H-Bridge color shutter module:
- 6 direct FPGA outputs via JP13 and JP17.
Matrix 5X8 keyboard 40 pushbuttons. via JP14 and JP18.
LCD1 display 4X20 chars via JP16.
LCD2 display 4X20 chars via JP15.
4 I/O connectors via JP2 still no assigned function.
Connection via the general GPIO3 connector from the top of the FPGA DE-Nano board.
2x13 pins connected to JP5 and JP6.
8 analog inputs 12 bit resolution via JP8.
- 4 inputs are used for the color setting.
- 1 input used for the stepper speed
- 3 free analog inputs, no function now.
Logic analyser signals:
- 8 levels out the FPGA module via JP3.
Encoder and micro switches from the lineaire stage as feedback position via JP4.
- EncA.
- EncB.
- Enc home.
- min end switch.
- max end switch.
3 I/O connectors via JP1 still no assigned function.
Power 5V and 3.3V connectors.
Last update 2 feb 2015
Components from the Finnish edition of The Mysteries of Old Peking. An overdose of the Chop Suey font, that's for sure.
Three "mature" cars, around six weeks of regular work - it seems that I've been rectifying inherited neglect, preparing for tests, and replacing service items on and off since before Christmas.
So, it's my fault for running old vehicles. Old but fixable, I'd contest. Now, this approach to cheap motoring is fine, providing the home mechanic stays ahead of the work. If time is eroded by work, family, and other things, a period of oily fingers and chasing of MOT-test deadlines can wear even the most determined down. Add that to foul weather, and it becomes a veritable "campaign".
So, here are the remains, the slightly odd duck being a gesture to my parents old house. I found her in the garden. She appears here as a reminder that we need vehicles on standby just in case I have to rush south to attend to witness the last breaths of elderly parents.
So, it's over. Here is some of the evidence. The rest is driving around, tested, well-maintained. I'm glad it's over for now. Character building, but best viewed in hindsight.