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...needed for a quilt pattern... If you are interested and will be able to finish until middle of September please Write in the comment here... Will be finished the next one- two weeks... Zhanks
Suche tester für eine quiltanleitung. Die sollte in ein- zwei Wochen fertig, so dass dann bis Mitte September Zeit zum Nähen ist. Interesse? Dann bitte im Kommentar reinschreiben, danke
In a million years I never thought I would be glad to find one of these at a garage sale, but alas, after learning about using older CRT monitors and tube type televisions as a shutter tester from Rick Oleson I've been looking for one of these for over a year.
I was only guessing this particular TV would work the same as it's larger cousins so the $5 investment was a meager gamble. It works great on both focal plane and leaf shutters and is portable.
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Banco de Portugal: drum tester
Moment of a parade through the Rúa do Comercio, in the A Baixa area, Lisbon. A musician, very concentrated, plays a big drum in front of one of the buildings of the Banco de Portugal. To see without the cut of Instagram go to www.flickr.com/photos/ivangfernandez/
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again just a test shot ,to check out sharpness with the t.c fitted ,stopped down 1 click and i'm happy with this result hand held at 840mm .
Moreton Corbet was my main target for the afternoon and despite my later than planned arrival St Bartholomew's church was happily still open. It is a relatively small building but packed full of interest and easily one of the main highlights of the day. It sits close to the dramatic ruins of Moreton Corbet Castle, which stands immediately south of the churchyard.
The tower is very late medieval, begun in the 1530s but not finished till 1769. Inside the nave and chancel at first sight appear fairly humble, but the chancel gradually reveals it's gilded decoration and the spacious south aisle is full of monuments, many elaborate wall tablets and two large tombs with effigies; the older tomb of Richard Corbet (d.1513) and wife has been recoloured, and has weepers all around (some difficult to see owing to the general clutter engulfing two sides of it), all looking rather restored. The other tomb is of Sir Richard Corbet (d.1567) and his wife, again coloured and adorned with intriguing heraldic motifs. A small, almost domestic looking chapel opens up to the south and contains a further huge wall tablet to another Sir Richard (d.1691), all oddly proportioned with the biggest cherub head I've ever seen on such a position with a bust above under a curiously pointed arch.
The main interest in the chancel is rather more recent, thanks to it's makeover by Sir Ninian Comper which endowed it with some rich gilded stencilling, a tester canopy, new glass and further ornamental detailing including two small colonettes borne on the backs of miniature alabaster elephants.
This church is a real gem and easily one of the most enjoyable in Shropshire.
Testing a Canon PowerShot A80 at OEM Electronics. I think I had the image quality on the lowest setting!
One of three special cars used on airport for testing of adhesive condition of runways. Inside is a fifth measuring wheel and special equipment for calculation of the sliding friction coefficient.
This tube tester came out of St. John's NL. Tester is in pretty good condition and I paid about what it's worth. If it tested the newer 7 & 9 pin tubes it would be worth a lot more. This unit would be great for radio collectors and won't break the bank. The Jackson's always perform well. I bought it to use as my everyday tester.
only a little clean-up needed, new battery and some de-oxit spray on the switches. good as new, now!
it auto-identifies which leads are the E/B/C. you then have to set those leads to the right slots for the manual tests (gain, leakage).
if you enable the beeper, it sounds off as its testing.
the photo didn't capture the TWO 'collector leds' that light up. in auto mode, its hard to tell the diff between the C and E wires (or drain and source). in auto-test, it identifies the base and polarity but that's all. after you are done the lower 'red' region of test, you move the test mode switch over to the green/right, the ORIENT the transistor properly in the socket (yes, you may have to remove it and change leads) and then you can do leak and gain tests. you still won't know if you got C/E properly until you find that Vbe is sitting on .6v (Si = silicon) region and that gain is showing something 'reasonable'. if your Vbe test is not showing a nice green band region, swap C E pins and try again; it should work fine, then.
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Here's a cute little tube tester made by Radio City Products Co out of New York. Most likely from the 30's, it appears very easy to use. Having said that, I've never plugged it in to try it. This tester was given to me by a friend out in Victoria, BC to add to my growing collection. If you're ever looking for a tube, try John at pacifictv.ca. He should have what you need.
I purchased a shutter tester from vfmoto on Ebay a few months ago. I'm very happy with it, but it's a bit unwieldy. Made this handy jig to hold the light and sensor. Adjustable horizontally and vertically to accommodate most cameras.
Testers are, Jim Brown, Ray Armstrong, George Pickering and Jack Clucas. The lad on the right was the pump boy who added petrol and oil to each bike ready for testing.
during a week of bad weather etc ,i have done another mico adjust of the lens ,and a firmware update on the camera .what i need to know is does this look like an improvement ???
Compositionally Challenged image for Weeks 51 & 52 'Vintage'
TMK 500 Meter that my dad brought in the 1970's and I now have and it still works perfectly.
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UMO: 82932329 Seyboth Fabric Tester, Penetrating Cone Type; Sharp point on black stainless steel end that is spring loaded inside the handle, to be pressed against a single layer of fabric or canvas to test the strength of the material before it gives way; In wood box with directions on black plate inside--Image from SDASM's Curatorial collection--Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum