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While waiting for Madison to be done meeting with her coach after her game, Aric decided to try on Madison's batting helmet. I think it might be a little bit big!!!
This is another head-on shot of my newest police helmet - a coxcomb custodian. As you can see, it's slightly better than the last coxcomb I bought. I say slightly because Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside have black plastic banded examples and probably of single panel construction...serves ME right for being so hasty!
The circuit board is fabricated with old school point to point wiring using solder. The circuit is all CMOS and is comprised of an oscillator made from logic gates, an 4 bit up/down counter, a 4 bit to 16 bit decoder, and a flip-flop. The flip-flop inputs are connected to the LEDs on the ends and when they are activated the flip-flop changes the count direction from up to down, or from down to up. Usually the circuit starts up in standard scan mode but sometimes only the end LEDs flash because there is no initialization circuitry to guarantee proper start-up. After 25 years the circuit still works great!
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This helmet is the most splendid surviving example of its type in Europe. It was probably made for a member of Eoforwic's Anglian royal family. His name, Oshere, is inscribed above the intricately-cast nose guard.
The helmet was found by Andy Shaw, a JCB operator on 12th May 1982. It had been carefully buried inside a wood-lined pit. We will never know why, but perhaps Oshere had retired as a warrior.
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Taken in the Yorkshire Museum
Nexx X60 specifications:
» Constructed from ATR Thermoplastic
» Meets ECE 22-05 Standard
» Anti-allergic and Anti-transpiration Lining
» Removable Liner
» Washable Liner
» PC Lexan Solar Visor with 60% Tint
» Weight: 1050g (+ / - 50g)
Available in sizes:
» XS (53cm-54cm)
» S (55cm-56cm)
» M (57cm-58cm)
» L (59cm-60cm)
» XL (61cm-62cm)
» XXL (63cm-64cm)
I just finished a fantastic weekend of amazing adventure and goodtimes with good adventureous adventureness.
We are now carrying GoPro HD Fisheye Helmet cameras at work, and a coworker lent me his to try for the weekend to. I strapped it to my helmet on Sunday to film my lead climb of the 45m long "Electric Donut" up Sugarloaf mountain. Today I played around with it at Parkinson Creek on the Juan de Fuca trail.
Good times!
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Bronze helmet (Corinthian, 650-570 BC) at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom.
Inscribed with the text "ΟΛΥΜΠ" (Olymp), this helmet was likely a dedication to Zeus.