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Note finned, magnesium alloy transmission case, naked fiberglas duct carrying air down to cool the transmission, blow-molded polypropylene catch tank on engine and transmission oil overflows, rubber (gummi) doughnut shock absorber in axle half-shaft. Welded tubing frame is aluminum or possibly magnesium, both were used. "Engineering company black paint" is really dark gray. Lower, rear, suspension "wishbone" aka "A arm" is "reversed"-- the wide, outer, end attaches to the rear hub upright, the pointed, inner, end attaches to the transmission. Front suspension "A arms" have the wide end inboard and the pointed end outboard, because the steering knuckle, ball joint and/or king pin go out by the tire.
Porsche used iron, steel, titanium, aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, even beryllium (brake hubs) provided strength was sufficient for the purpose. 1 ply fiberglass was popular in the racing shop, most famously for the front trunk lid of the 911R "showroom stock" racing car. 1 layer of balsa wood was added fore-and-aft, to stiffen the fiberglass against air pressure.
By tradition, Porsche used laminated beech wood for gear shift knobs, clear-finished spheres with a sporty horizontal stripe pattern made by rotating each layer 90 degrees from the layer below. 917s also used balsa wood as the form for wrapped wire resistors in the ignition circuit.
Finally got around to getting myself an external harddrive and am backing up all my pictures since I owned my first digital camera ( in the year 2000, a 2MP Nikon Camera )
2019-11-06: In a group photograph Dr. Victor Oladokun, Director, Communication & External Relations, African Development Bank; Mrs. Nafissatou N’diaye DIOUF, Acting Director for Communications and External Relations Department (PCER); Emeka Anuforo, Media & Communication Expert, African Development Bank; Gabz FM in Botswana; Doreen Chilumbu Nawa, journalist, Republic of zambia and journalists during Sustainable Development Reporting Course in Pretoria, South Africa.
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim receives Dr. Agus Joko Pramono, Vice-Chairman of the Audit Board of Indonesia (9-3-22).
Optical Trigger used with Canon Powershot S100 and an External Flash
Taken with a Canon Powershot S100 + 580 EX External Flash
Manual Mode - ISO 80, f/8.0, 1/2000 + ND Filter + Flash Minimal
580 EX @ 1/128 with LumiQuest Softbox III positioned above slightly left
- added radar domes and added 2x2x3 corner slopes at the corners of the towers (waited 4 weeks! for the slopes, ordered from an italian bricklink-seller... never ever will I order sth. from italy!!)
- added the second saab bofors dynamics RBS 15 Mk3 surface-to-surface missle (the autentic braunschweig has been equipped with the Mk3 in the End of 2011, now it is a really heavy armed navy ship)
Instead of buying extra Sony NP-BX1 batteries at $70 each, this $45 Anker 20100mAh Portable Charger PowerCore 20100 will power my SONY CYBER-SHOT DSC-RX100M2 for hours without interruption from changing batteries during videoing of a concert performance. Just slip the PowerCore in your shirt pocket and plug the mini USB plug into the camera. The camera does not need to have a battery present in it's compartment for the PowerCore to work.
Markham, Canada ~ December 25, 2017.
Helicopter ride to take me up to the glacier in Alaska.
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External flash is attached, Canon EOS Error - publicphoto.org/technology/external-flash-is-attached-can...
hull and superstructure nearly complete
Should I completely cover with tiles? -> I will give it a serious consideration...
Dr. Herman N. Uhley (1926-2012) made this pacemaker from spare parts including tubes from a Sylvania television set for a total cost of $25.00. It was put into service when a 68-year-old male patient at Mt. Zion Hospital in San Francisco, California, would no longer respond to heart medication.
Division of Medicine and Science, National Museum of American History