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Just digging up some of old photos & found this.
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My wife will be gone for a few days and I Just purchased this item from womanwithin, can't wait to put it on and have some fun while she id gone, should be here in a couple of days
Our engineers reduced the depth of the chase and work surface on our award-winning Sight-Line furniture to create a compact, space-saving command console with a smaller footprint that meets ergonomic standards.
Insight consoles feature a high-density profile.
Consoles contain a compact overall depth of 32″.
Consoles are ideal if you’re challenged for space but need a fully functional control room console.
Controls for the Tree 325 Journeyman we have for sale. Dynapath System 10 & Servo Dynamics cards. Runs perfectly.
I HAD to make this out of the new picture. The recoloring was a bit tricky but I'm in love with the result.
I helped Smoke put together the PV control panel today that will live
in our battery room dome. The stand is made from 1/8" angle iron is
welded to the dome structure itself. There are even concrete anchor
bolts holding the feet of the stand in place. It should easily be
able to hold the 200 lbs of equipment we are going to be mounting on
it early next year.
Collar. Plata 925 y piedra volcánica. Fuego controlado, construcción.
Necklace. Sterling silver, magma stone. Controlled fire, construction.
After almost 3 years of living in our house, I FINALLY put artwork/photos on our living room walls. It took me a total of 2 days of spray painting many picture frames white and/or silver and lining everything just perfectly. I am VERY happy with the outcome :)
Door controls on a G Set train. Very much the same as a T Set except these have the release button. Most T sets do have a plug where the release button used to be when T Sets had a release function.
The train that was powered by an EV3 motor, didn't have enough traction to run smoothly. Therefore, I tried a completely other idea.
The version on the photo is driven by two Lego Power Functions Train Motors (88002) and a rechargeable battery pack 8878. The battery pack power control dial is connected to an EV3 medium motor. By this means, the EV3 is able to control the speed. The traction is now much better and the train runs really smooth.
Video can be seen at Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_-qEFRP0Sg.
ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen’s visited the Columbus Control Centre in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany, in July for the last time before his launch in September to meet the team that will be working round the clock to make his stay on the International Space Station as comfortable and efficient as possible.
For ESA and partner control centres in America and Russia, his mission comes in addition to the normal duties during regular astronaut Expeditions. The German centre is staffed day and night by experts who monitor Europe’s Columbus space laboratory, with extra people working for iriss.
The computer screens show data on all the elements inside Columbus, from ventilation to air pressure, from temperature to energy consumption. Andreas will perform almost every experiment inside Columbus.
Both Andreas and the teams at the Columbus Control Centre will need to adapt and interact efficiently, with any problems or change of plans handled immediately.
Credits: ESA–J. Harrod CC BY SA IGO 3.0