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Even though this shot is a bit overexposed, I like it better because it hides most of the flaws and highlights the tracks a bit better.
The Star Wars booth was all about art this year. Bantha Tracks is the fan publication that started when the first film came out. I have the first issue of the fan publication since I joined the fan club and have been a card carrying member ever since. Here is a display of fan art that Bantha Tracks has been collecting over the years. You could also see fan films projected on the big screens above the booth and enjoy a series of Darth Vader masks done up by different artists, like the Cow Parade. It’s called the Vader Project. -- Beth Accomando
Track Day Moto School realizado entre as corridas do
Campeonato de Moto Velocidade
Pirelli Super Bike Series Brazil 2011
no autódromo de Interlagos, São Paulo, Brasil, em Julho/2011
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Various track machines stabled at Banbury in conjunction with track renewal work south of Aynho Junction. 24th January 2009.
Camera: Minolta Dynax 700si
Film: Fujicolor Superia Reala 100
Scanner: Epson V500 (scanned from negative)
Here is the tracker control system in its deployment configuration – the card is the same size as an Arduino Uno . Socket at left holds the Arduino Pro Mini clone (ATmega328 5V 16Mhz). Socket at right holds the A4988 Stepper Motor Driver Carrier. Single 2-pole screw terminal block, right front, connects to the HOME sensor switch. The pair of 2-pole screw terminal blocks, right rear, connect to the four leads of the stepper motor.
The 6-pin right-angle header on the nearside of the Arduino Pro Mini clone can be connected to a USB-to-Serial converter, but is only used to download programs from a PC onto the Arduino.
Note the 9 VDC battery cap. I intend to power this system from an external power tank, because I plan to add a current hungry, FET-driven, anti-dew heater controller to the empty real estate on the board. However, for the time being, what with the stepper motor being powered at a 0.8% duty cycle, I actually think I can run the tracker for several hours on a standard 9V battery.
Another image from my visit to wales with Saesno in February. This was taken of the track outside Porthmadog railway station.