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My J66 sitting on my workbench (OK, it's really just my much abused washing machine) after the conversion. I forgot to take photos until I had already loaded it with 120 film so if you want to see the guts of it you'll have to wait until I finish the roll. Shouldn't take too long, since the shots are 6x12. Only 6 to a roll of film.
The bike conversion story is told here. The owner gave it up because the small wheels didn't seem to do it for him so says the chap who sold it to me from Craigslist. It doesn't actually fold as is even though it's a folder married to the cruzbike kit. The recumbent seat is clamped onto the fold so would have to be removed to fold. And the handlebar doesn't fold down as before.
I also like the idea of a cruzbike with xtracycle.
self made polaroid conversion 110a.
new polaroid strap, new lens graflex ektar, new 900 finder/viewer. cable release internal, polaroid or film back options, dye leather, tripod socket extension added. light weight, right on accurate focus, folds up into small package. sharp images.
My first Moon capture with my Tele Conversion Rig using a Canon PowerShot SX10 IS and the TRK Extension Tube Adapter with an Olympus TCON-17 Tele Conversion Lens.
Moon Through Some Clouds. TRK Rig IMG_9883 It was partly cloudy tonight and since I have been waiting for a clear night for a couple of weeks, I took this capture with my new Tele Conversion Rig. It would have been much better on a clear night. Photo is an untouched SOOC (except for some cropping). I kept this photo pristine and natural like my other photos
My Rig is shown below.
The lights dim ominously and the gurney the Captain is strapped to beings to slowly lower into position. His pulse quickens as he hears powerful generators roar into life and the clicking and whirring of machinery coming from all about him.
I've got the process down to about 3 hours of work. The only extra piece/material needed for the conversion is M42-to-EOS adapter (found readily on ebay). Needless to say, the lens will never again see the light of an old Minolta system (it's a destructive conversion, see the mount being turned below to ready it to receive a modified M42-to-EOS adapter).
I really like the small pancake lens...its color/contrast/sharpness are very good...CA is moderate wide-open.
This one came out much better than the 800/110a chimera.
Unfortunately the bellows has lots of pinhles at the corners.
I'll have to replace it by a good one.
For the lid, I'll just put the pillows over it before leaving the van when it's hot outside. It would be too ugly to have it insulated.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
c. 1525 – September 9, 1569
The Conversion is barely visible hidden in the cluster of people.
FINALLY moved it out from under the sink. It was such a pain to have to open the door everytime I needed water.
Doing up a rebel war-band with a Nurgle flavor, the loyalist helms help tie in the rebel theme of my army.
I seem to be developing a bad habbit of collecting BMW engines! This is another M20 but a 2.5 this time. The plan is to buikd a 2.8 conversion. We'll see how far I get!
This year, I've been converting some of my engines to Powered Up to make them more suitable for exhibition layout running.
The Q1 was previously 9V only, prohibiting it from running on plastic-track layouts. This conversion allowed it to enter the modern show circuit this year.
I've also fitted Bulleid Firth-Brown wheels from Breckland Bricks. This don't run quite as well as the old BBB wheels on tighter curves, but they're fine on larger radii, and look much more like the prototype.
Made from a Ford model T.
Photo from America.
This is a collection of images of Homemade tractors, American Doodlebugs, and Swedeish A and Epa-traktorer.
Many of the images here I have found all over the internet!
If anyone find their own image here and disapprove of me showing it here, just send me a message and I will remove it/them images!
The Electrical Energy Conversion Laboratory is primarily used for demonstrations and lab exercises by the electrical engineering curriculum course EEN402 Electrical Energy Conversion for electrical engineering students.
The EEN402 Electrical Energy Conversion course is a required course in the electrical engineering curriculum where students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with power equipment including rotating electrical machinery (DC and three phase AC generators and motors) and power transformers (single phase and three phase). In the lab section of this course, the students learn to use detailed wiring diagrams to connect electric machines with power sources, loads, and meters to perform many different types of tests and experiments that demonstrate the operational and loading characteristics of electric machine systems. There is also a strong mathematical modeling and calculation aspect to this course as well. Students learn to conduct standard machine tests from which mathematical models for the machines can be determined empirically. Loading tests are then done on the machines, and the measured quantities from the loading tests are compared to quantities calculated mathematically by the students using machine models and circuit analysis techniques.
The equipment used in the Electrical Energy Conversion Laboratory is manufactured by Hampden Engineering. There are three Hampden Model HMD-100CM student power consoles. Each power console is equipped with a 120/208V Three Phase Power Source, a 0-140/242V Variable Three Phase Power Source, a 0-125V 5A DC Power Source, and a 0-150V 1A DC Power Source.
The following additional equipment is located at each console.
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2Hampden DM-100A General Purpose DC Machines
1Hampden SM-100-3 Three Phase Synchronous Machine
1Hampden IM-100 Three Phase Induction Motor
1Hampden T-100A Multi-Winding Multi-Tap Single Phase Transformer
1Hampden T-100-3A Multi-Winding Multi-Tap Three Phase Transformer
1Hampden RL-100A Variable Resistance Load Box
1Hampden VRL-100B Variable Resistance Load Box
2Hampden RLC-100 Single/Three Phase Variable Impedance Load Box
1Hampden SYN-100 Phasing Lamp Synchronizer Box
2Hampden Multi-Range Analog Wattmeters
Below is a list of the standard experiments done in the lab section of the electrical engineering course EEN402 Electrical Energy Conversion utilizing the above mentioned equipment.
Single-Phase Transformer Operation and Modeling
Three-Phase Transformer Operation and Modeling
Rotating Machine System Operation and Calculations
Shunt Excited DC Machine Operation and Modeling
Series and Compound Excited DC Machine Operation and Modeling
Three Phase Induction Motor Model Determination
Synchronous Motor Operation and Modeling
Synchronous Generator Operation and Modeling
There are a Hampden H-WPG-1 Wind Power Generator and a Hampden H-SPT-AC Solar Photovoltaic Trainer. Students will have opportunities to gain hands-on experience with power generation from renewable energy.
Next on my Desk. The Avatar of Khaine. I changed the proportions of this figure by extending the arms, legs and torso. I also created a display base for it.
Part of my Eldar "Army in a Year" Project
ANAGLYPH, conversion of original card stereoview in my collection. "(47) - 10275- Sons of Australia's aboriginal huntsman and warriors, with their boomerangs." copyright 1908 by Underwood & Underwood.
This image views in 3D when wearing RED/CYAN 3D glasses. More images of this type can be found by searching "anaglyph"
The Original Stereoview is here: www.flickr.com/photos/depthandtime/4736150564/