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UPY2005 Genset Switcher
All images © Allen Rockwell 2009
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This problem appears to be caused by the design of the shutter being different in the 320 model. Switch C does not go from open to closed as you cock the shutter like it does on the 340 and 350. It goes from open to closed to open to closed as you cock the shutter. This confuses the PIC. I would not recommend this mod on this shutter. I have tried it with the 340 shutter (the same as the 350) and this problem does not occur.
This switch is used to put the microcontroller in flash mode, so a new version of OnStep can be uploaded to the controller. It is now in run mode (switch to the right).
Changed to ITG-3200/ADXL345, There is a footprint for a HMC5883, but it is not populated. Also switched to a 32A4 for smaller size and added USB for updating firmware/debugging.
Just for a sense of scale, those cap screws are 2-56 and about 3/16 of an inch long.
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Since the switches will face no pressure in pulling and are backed by a piece of wood when pushing on them to change the time, hot glue provides enough support for the light use they'll receive.
More local action at Collier and Christie. I couldn't stay long enough to get a shot of the GP-60M at the lead heading back to Richmond.
When railfanning we often forget those associated with making the engine pix we take work. Here a carman resets the switch to the main after the train has left the yard siding in Henderson NC. Earlier in the day I saw him chipping ice and snow on the switch so he could throw it at a different siding.
This crew needed to dig, sweep and dig some more every switch on the Carol Stream, IL branch after heavy snow.
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Main switching gear from the three main generators. This is some badass stuff. The power required to run the radar equipment as well as the large dome ssytem was incredible..
Shot with Pentax K-1000 with a Tamron SP f 2.8 28-80mm on Kodak 160 vc-2. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V ED. edited with Corel Photopaint.
Test tshirt layout of something I've been working on
Trying to branch out and try new things, thoughts?
Switches and knobs on an old piece of signaling equipment in the engine shed at Oxenhope at the Worth Valley Light Railway
Choose A Job You Love And You Will Never Have To Work A Day In Your Life - Confucius
The Southern Railway Museum, Atlanta, GA
Nikon D200; Tokina 12-24mm f/4
iso100; 1/50 @ f/22
Composite: PS CS3