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Date: 24:30-25:40JST Jun.2, 2016
Location: Fujimi Plateau, Nagano Pref., Japan
Cloud Coverage: <5%
Scope: BORG71FL, Reducer0.72xDGQ
Mount: SWAT-200 (single axis autoguiding)
Autoguider: QHY5L-II, LM75JC, PHD Guiding
Filter: none
Camera: Canon EOS 6D (SEO-SP4)
ISO speed: 3200
Exposure: 10x180sec.
Processing: PixInsight
Sheryl, our guide to the Chilkoot Valley from Haines had several spotting scopes which she would set up at our stops so those without long lenses or binoculars could get some close-up views. Shot this with my phone using her scope.
Trigger signal sent from the Lego hub to the FPGA. By using this in the Lego Python program, you can easily start the scope at a certain point and record the data. Data can be recorded over several seconds given the large memory of the 2406b scope. By saving the scope data you can do a full search within the recording afterwards. You also see the response time between the commands. The FPGA has enough inputs to read all hubs and follow the data. Up to 16 serial lines are available. The speed is 115200 baud.
Trigger signaal gestuurd vanuit de Lego hub naar de FPGA. Door dit te gebruiken in het Lego Python programma kan je eenvoudig de scope op een bepaald punt starten en de data opnemen. Data opnemen kan over meerdere seconden gezien het grote geheugen van de 2406b scope. Door de scope data op te slaan kun je achteraf nog volledig gaan zoeken binnen de opname. Je zie ook de reactie tijd tussen de bevelen. De FPGA heeft voldoende ingangen om alle hubs in te lezen en de data te volgen. Tot 16 serieele lijnen zijn beschikbaar. Snelheid is 115200 baud.
Fully recolourable!
Pastebin: pastebin.com/q4nR9Dhn Spawns at preset size.
Please credit me if used :D
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Telescope:
Stellarvue SV105T Apochromatic Triplet Refractor
Finder/Guide Scope:
Stellarvue SV50A ED Apochromatic Doublet Refractor
Mount/Tripod:
Celestron CGEM-DX
Cameras:
Canon EOS 60D
QHYCCD IMG0H
My oscilloscope clock displays the current time. The buttons on the front access the menu system (which I have not completed at this time). The knobs on the side control the CRT brightness, focus, size, and position.
The Mercedes-Benz W111 was a chassis code given to its top-range vehicles, including 4-door sedans, produced from 1959 to 1968, and 2-door coupes and cabriolets from 1961 to 1971.
Mercedes-Benz emerged from World War II as an automaker in the early 1950s with the expensive 300 Adenauers and the 300SL roadsters that gained it fame, but it was the simple unibody Pontons that were the volume models. However, in both their construction and design, the Pontons were archaic, based on 1940s models of U.S. sedans.
Work on replacing these cars began in 1956, and the design focused on passenger comfort and safety. The basic Ponton cabin was widened and squared off, with larger glass area improving driver visibility. A milestone in car design were front and rear crumple zones that would absorb kinetic energy from impact. The automaker also patented retractable seatbelts. (The death toll in the new generation cars would be less than half that of the pontons.)
The exterior was designed for the European and North American markets. The body was modern and featured a characteristic tailfins that gave gave the models their nickname — the fintail (German: Heckflosse).
Series production of the 4-door sedan began in August 1959, and the car was premiered at the Frankfurt Auto Show in autumn. Initially the series consisted of three models the 220b, 220Sb, and the 220SEb. These replaced the 219 W105, the 220S W180 and the 220SE W128 Ponton sedans respectively.
Design of a replacement for the two-door Pontons began in 1957, as most of the chassis and drivetrain were to be unified with the sedan, the scope was focused on the exterior styling. Some of the mock-ups and prototypes show that Mercedes-Benz attempted to give the two-door car a front styling almost identical to what would be realised in the Pagoda roadster, but ultimately favoured the work of engineer Paul Bracq. The rear bodywork however, persisted, and thus, though officially still called a fintail the rear end design had no chrome fin highlights. Production began in late 1960, and in February of the next year the coupe was premiered in Stuttgart for the 75th anniversary of the opening of Mercedes-Benz Museum.
(Wikipedia)
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Der Mercedes-Benz W 111 war das erste Oberklassen-Modell der Heckflossen-Serie von Mercedes-Benz, gelegentlich „Große Flosse“ genannt.
Der W 111 folgte der bis 1959 gebauten großen „Ponton“-Serie W 105 und W 180 nach. Seine geradlinig elegante Karosserieform stammte vom damaligen MB-Chefdesigner Karl Wilfert und seinem Team. Die Karosserie zeichnete sich durch eine bis dahin nicht gekannte passive Sicherheit aus: Sie besaß als erste eine stabile Fahrgastzelle und wirksame Knautschzonen. Mercedes führte umfangreiche Crashtests durch, z. B. brachte man ein Fahrzeug mit 80 km/h über eine Rampe zum Überschlagen.
In die Baureihen W 111 und W 112 eingeordnet wurden neben den viertürigen Fahrzeugen („Heckflossen“-Limousinen) auch die Coupés und Cabrios in flacheren Karosserien mit runderen, nur noch im Ansatz erkennbaren Finnen. Im Rahmen der Eröffnung des Daimler-Benz-Museums in Untertürkheim am 24. Februar 1961 wurde der neue Mercedes-Benz 220 SE(b) Coupé präsentiert.
Im US-Thriller Marathon Man von Regisseur John Schlesinger aus dem Jahr 1976 wird ein W 111 von einer der Hauptfiguren, Klaus Szell bewegt. Dieser kommt in einer Verfolgungsjagd ums Leben, nachdem er einen Tanklaster rammt.
Im Film Der Richter und sein Henker von 1975 ist eine schwarze Limousine der Baureihe W 111 zu sehen. Diese wurde von Robert Schmied bzw. Walter Tschanz gefahren.
Im Film The Hangover wird ein silbernes W-111-Cabrio gezeigt.
Im Film Im Geheimdienst Ihrer Majestät fahren die Gegner von Geheimagent James Bond in der Schweiz eine schwarze Limousine, Typ 220 S. Während einer Verfolgungsjagd wird der Wagen spektakulär zerstört.
(Wikipedia)
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I loved the usability of this generation of old Tektronix oscilloscopes. They retained the responsive, intuitive analog controls, but added enough digital smarts to be really useful.
And sometimes they made me laugh, like today, when I had the opportunity to use one again, for the first time in a couple of decades.
I don't think this one has any fun easter eggs in it though.
by Smithsonian Institution
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Normally we walk out onto the jetty to look for Surfbirds. Not this day! Storm swells were washing right over the top, which actually made spotting the Surfbirds a little easier!
All images in this album are renderings.
Select renderings show customs items which would need to be individually quoted by project.
Finish Disclaimer:
No details on finishes can be provided. Finishes on computer screens can appear different than in person. Dealers should order samples through the Dealer Resource Center (DRC) to determine what works best for their needs.
Just a few sights and a scope i made in bordem, the one in the top right i got from Xan and recolored, credit him for that, not me!!
LA-R15 Raven, AR15 Rifle Chambered in .22LR with LaRue LT-104 QD Mount and Nightforce 2.5-10X32 Scope.