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An overall view of the SXS Switch. Top contains meters to monitor frequency, voltage, amps. and low&high voltages (alarm relay). Next from top is the Connectors which collects the last two digits dialed and sets up the connection to the called number and provides a talk circuit and ringing and busy tones. The next row contains the Line Finder start selector, Line Finders and First Selectors. When making a call the Line Finder connects to the originating line operates the First Selector and provides dialtone. The First Selector generally using the first digit dialed connects the caller to either a Connector or trunk or Operator circuit if provided. Dialing a bad first digit generally causes the First Selector to return fast busy (reorder) to the caller. The next horizontal relay strips contain the line and cut-off relays for each wired telephone line. Below that is the test and power equipment. On the upper left is the fusing and tone sources for the switch.
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Local singer Roxy Searle performing at the Stevenage Christmas Lights Switch-on, 28 November 2013. I met her afterwards and got her autograph.
I recently did a trade with hearts_murmur for this wonderful Switch body for my Cygnus ❤ I am so happy to have him finally on a sturdy body that is a little slimmer! It's so great that he can stand solidly and wear more clothes ^_^ Thanks again for the trade!!
i switched the orientation of my bed today so that i could sew on the occasional table from my desk. the table is a lot more functional this way--i used to study on it for the LEED exam and it functions as a dining and clothes ironing table in this position. the only bad thing is that the bed takes up a bit more room and it is harder to get into and out of bed.
one design touch from the G4 Cube i wanted to keep was the proximity-sensing power switch. i constructed an Apple logo overlay for the original white button and mounted it where it could be accessed, but where i wouldn't accidentally brush it while moving the plus around my desk.
This Acela had to switch tracks to avoid a broken-down commuter rail train, which is hidden in this view. (I was waiting to get on that commuter rail train...)
Since the commuter rail train was right on the other side of the switch, until the last moment it appeared like they were going to crash. Someone on the platform thought that's why I was taking a picture -- to see the crash! Nah, this isn't 1850, that kind of thing doesn't happen. Someone else explained that I take pictures of trains all the time ;) Yes, and I think they look cool going through the switch, something I rarely catch.
Some of you may have come here looking for something else. Sorry to disappoint you.
This picture was originally underexposed and required noise reduction - I'd set the exposure to Shutter Priority for something else (that didn't even work) and forgot to switch it back to Auto.
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Fotografía: Felipe Trucco
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