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NISSAN SKYLINE R34 GTT TURBO, RB25DET
ELECTRIC WINDOWS, ELECTRIC MIRRORS, POWER STEERING,RECENT CAMBELT AND WATERPUMP CHANGE, ADJUSTABLE STRUTS, BODYKIT, REAR AFTERMARKET SPOILER, ALLOY WHEELS,HICAS,Alarm immobiliser.
Head turner,Single turbo
PLCC, 20 - 84 Pins 0.05" Pitch, 2" X 2" Grid EZ Version
Support up to 84 pins PLCC package IC with 0.05" pitch, 26 pcs. of 0603 package, and some thru hole passive components. 14 ground holes are connected a copper plane on the bottom side.
This product utilizes the "EZ" technology to assure fast, easy, and flawless hand soldering
This is how our living room media rack looks, now that I rewired the old Noise Generator to make it much more interactive and blinky. Each of the toggle switches now operates one of the yellow indicator lights. (The light holes used to house dimmer-style knobs.) The switches make a very satisfying metallic CLICK when switched.
More importantly, I learned a bunch about basic wiring/electronics while doing this, so more ambitious projects are now more within reach.
Bell UH-1H Huey s/n 66-16624 (1966) "Lucky Star 624" (Army Aviation Heritage Foundation) N624HF Cockpit @ Detroit Willow Run Airport (KYIP), MI
My cute little headphone amplifier. Two OPA134 op-amps, a split rail mains PSU, laser engraved perspex panels in a Hammond extruded aluminium enclosure.
This morning I did remember about that mobile phone collection hidden in my cellar since years... None of then was able to power up anymore... But the most surprizing thing is that my girlfriend did not complain !!!
しっかり着けるとこの写真の通り。
手で押さえると確かに∞が出ます。要は、これを固定する方法があればよいわけです。
M42 Helios 44-2 is thin enough so we can insert M42 flange face deeper into (behind) F-mount flange face. What I made was the a fixing part at the state of this pic.
TI AD241 21KG4 Another chip I can't find anywhere.
The chip south of center marked 4580 C318G JRC is, I believe, an op amp.
My local Walmart recently under went a slight remodel in adding new signage as well as a slight rearrangement in aisles for some departments. I figured I'd take some photos of all the new sights. Pictures of the old arrangements can be found in the same album.
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My workbench in all it's glory. Believe it or not, I actually get (got) stuff done here, but I'm much happier with my remodeled bench since I moved.
This photo shows the James Webb Space Telescope's "IEC" all wrapped up in a thermal blanket, and looking like a holiday package at a cleanroom in NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
The Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM) Electronics Compartment or "IEC" houses all of the electronics responsible for control, data handling, and telemetry for the Webb telescope's scientific instruments.
The ISIM is one-of-a-kind living framework that provides electrical power, computing resources, cooling capability as well as extreme structural stability to the Webb telescope. It is a state-of-the-art bonded graphite-epoxy composite attached to the backside of Webb’s telescope structure.
The ISIM will contain the four science instruments that will record images and spectra of astronomical objects whose light will be collected by the giant optics of Webb’s telescope element.
The electronics boxes that control each instrument will be mounted in the gift-wrapped IEC and protected from the harsh conditions of space during the mission.
Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn
I'll most certainly be moving to the Retina iMac once I'm done with the next stint of globe-trotting but I was cleaning today and decided to take an updated shot.
iPad and iMac will soon be replaced so that'll be nice!
The Selectric typewriter printers (I had 2 of them) had pretty good output, compared to the dot-matrix printers of the time, but were slow, noisy, and tended to beat themselves to death..... The H89 was a great computer. Wish I had kept it for historical sake.
This is the finished Eagle with the old electronics and the 22AWG cable. (you can see my Talon on the background. Even though they look kinda similar they are worlds apart internally)
Not anything dangerous...Nor was it shot at 12:05 AM. It's just I've been monkeying with this particular (almost) antique alarm clock for the past few days, and found out its original alarm off button doesn't work. So, like any good hacker does, every time they want that alarm to shut off (besides snooze) they open it up and short the appropriate wires. Turns out, shorting just anything often works to reset it, and shorting the upper red wire to pin 4 on the chip shuts the alarm off for the day.
We manufacture a large number of amplifiers for our powered systems, most include the latest in digital amplification, and wireless technology for connectivity.
Fabricamos una importante cantidad de amplificadores para nuestros sistemas autoamplificadas. Estos amplificadores incluyen lo último en tecnología de amplificación digital y conectividad inalámbrica.
Consumer Electronics Show 2012 - Las Vegas, Nevada
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