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The control room during one of the sessions for Elk Creek's first EP, Greenfield Project.
Back in the day even the price of blankets was under control. The forties. Life is too short to Google the price Control Board and it's machinations - but perhaps these were the bog standard blankets and posh folk could flaunt their non Price Controlled blankets. I fancy my mum would have had an eye for value.
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My Dad (electrician/handyman previous to current RN work), my uncle Bill (party thrower extraordinaire), and I (wee little peon) made this electric set up to set off fireworks at my uncle's July 4th party. This is the plug box half. Just a bunch of 12v dc parallel circuits. Switched by 24 house switches in a different box about 60ft of cable away. Each plug gets an extension cord plugged in. We modified the extension cords by replacing the female end with two alligator clips. Between the clips we attached little resistors as improvised electronic matches. On the night of the party we tapped the resistors to their fuses with a bit of electrical tape, flipped the switches on time, set to a music mix, and watched the fireworks fly.
My uncle Bill came up with the initial circuit design and my Dad and I volunteered to put it together. My Dad put together the switch box while my sister and I worked on the music mix. As I'm far from an electrician, it took me about an hour to wire all this in and another hour to make the plugbox enclosure.
The overall project took more time than planned as we had a couple of miss-starts when we tried to use a bunch of untinned tiny momentary switches, ended up giving up on them as they were taking to long. We also started making an enclosure for the switches out of plexiglass, but once again that was taking forever and was scrapped as time was running out. Overall, about 10 hours worth of work went into it. Though now that the overall design is set, I'd say we could make another one in just a couple of hours.
It was a very fun little project and worked out well.
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USS Becuna (SS-319)
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Beam: 27 feet
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Top Speed after Guppy refit: 15 knots (17mph) submerged, 18 knots (21mph) surfaced
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CP of my Sega Blast City arcade cabinet. Needed some better shots for the control panel thread on Arcade Otaku.
Straight out-of-camera.
Christmas 2013
I used to have to pull on chains to control the ceiling fan in my bedroom. Well NO MORE. I have this nice wireless remote here that controls fan speed based on a set temperature. It also controls the lamp, allowing me to dim it to any level.
Also, a great feature is the fan timer -- since often I turn on the fan when I go to bed but in the morning it's off because the room has cooled off. But with the timer it makes sure the fan shuts off after I get off otherwise it would turn back on once my room warms back up during the day.
A good buy from Home Depot!
Control system for a machine that pulverizes stone into a concrete mixture... I think.
Flexicore, Smithfield, Rhode Island.
A random salvaged stepper motor running. USB powered msp430 Launchpad, ULN2003AN with separate power supply. Sounds smoothest at about 3-4 V motor power. Might have to do with current capacity. 3.3 V controller with 2003 isn't an ideal match, but works for low current quick and dirty prototype.
An old telegraph-type ship control device in the Suomenlinna ferry, Helsinki.
View on black: decluttr
18 month year old, Ranu, plays in the forecourt of the village. Her father drives a big truck up and down the main highway that connects Kathmandu and Pokhara. In my waking life at the village he was gone by the time I woke up, and came back by the time I went to bed. These sacrifices made reminds me of my own childhood, and how similar the scenario it was in my own household, years ago, and so many miles away.
On the bridge on my daily way downtown and back again. It opens two, sometimes three times every hour. Big ships passing through, long rows of cars and busses waiting. Or - as with this bridge - pedestrians and bikes.
I had been taken pictures here the day before.
Radio-controlled helicopters at work in a field in Toyota, Aichi-Prefecture on May 11th, 2006. On my way to work I was surprised to see this huge radio-controlled helicopter at work spraying this field. Although I've seen hobbyists flying smaller versions before, this was a first for me!
I've entered these photos in a weekly photo contest in a national Japanese daily newspaper. This week's theme is 'Japan at Work'. It's been a very frustrating week of rain and I'd been unsuccessful getting new photos for this theme. With a May 12th noon deadline I had pretty much given up on finding anything interesting, especially as I had a full work schedule from 7:30 a.m.-9:45 p.m.. Also, it was raining in the morning. I chanced upon this scene and just had a few minutes to stop before I had to continue on my way to work.
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Airport control tower
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Our seats to the Christmas Spectular were in the 2nd Mezzine. The control panel was there just waiting to be photographed.
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Protected by UPS with 30 minutes autonomy.
High availability using redundant PLC.
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