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The latest in modern tech..it also prints! Seen at Red Barn Antiques in Cloverdale, British Columbia.
Exifs haven't been preserved in the process, so here it is, by hand: Nikon D50+ sigma 10-20@10mm, f/4, 1/60s, iso 200, WB cloudy. First photo is only with natural light from left windows and some from the right. Second photo is with a SB-600 at full power, triggered by the after mentioned, obviously on the right, on the ground.
Straight Talk Wireless, Cell Phone Mobile Vending Machine. 9/2014, pic by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Wireless headphones are practical and after sometime I have used to their presence, but the sound of them is poor.
AirPods are the most amazing wireless product, but sound is very poor in quality. For calls and, youtube videos and casual audio not bad and that’s the use I give to them.
The apple powerbeats solo 3 are very interesting and sound is a lot better than the AirPods, great bass no so great all the rest, but a more interesting purchase than the AirPods in the sound presentation and I have used them since day one.
So I have brought the Bang & Olufsen E8, they have a lot more virtues in sound than the AirPods and the beats, the bass is good and present, mid’s and high’s algo good, a lot more detail and texture than the apple products, so for now I am satisfied with this purchase and I will use it as my daily headphones.
© james stewart 2012
After a previous scouting trip, managed to get here by 5:15AM to hike down as planned.
Took the wrong path (again) and only fell once (the head lamp worked pretty well).
Walked in waist deep water to get this shot and only took a tumble once (or twice).
Did not drop the gear into the lake, but took a minor scape to a kneecap.
Only lost 1 item on the trek (Canon remote cable release), but had a spare wireless one.
Very cool being the only human in the entire area to enjoy the natural beauty.
Weather was another cloudless day, but I'll take it for a first attempt at the Bonsai Rock.
This is looking NorthWest
Straight Talk Wireless, Cell Phone Mobile Vending Machine. 9/2014, pic by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Straight Talk Wireless, Cell Phone Mobile Vending Machine. 9/2014, pic by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Ruckus VF2111 MediaFlex NG Wireless Sender/Empfänger Einheit
Wireless Übertragung/Bridge für Netzwerk Signale
Perfekt für Voip, Internet, Längere Strecken ohne Kabel oder auch IPTV
Product Details, Pricing and Availability
The Ruckus MediaFlex NG system includes a five-port multimedia 802.11b/g router (VF2825) and a one-port multimedia adapter (VF2111).
The MediaFlex NG router is specifically designed to deliver continuous high-performance, video-grade wireless networking. The system is capable of simultaneously supporting three to four standard definition MPEG-2 video streams or one to two high definition video streams, providing 15-25 Mbps of sustained video throughput to any corner of a 3,000 square foot home.
The MediaFlex NG adapter is designed to provide reliable, high performance wireless connectivity to IP-enabled multimedia devices such as set top boxes or gaming consoles that do not offer native Wi-Fi support. The MediaFlex NG adapter is one of the most sensitive Wi-Fi receivers on the market with the ability to reliably receive Wi-Fi signals down to -100 dBm.
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Typical of WWII British Wireless Intercept ("Y Service") Receiving Stations monitoring German High Command Lorenz S42 Geheimschreiber-encrypted RTTY traffic ("Tunny").
The receivers are the ubiquitous RCA AR88D, supplied in their hundreds under the USA-UK lend-lease agreement. Above these are the FSK demodulators, bandpass audio filters and patchbay.
The units in the right foreground are Marconi High Speed Recorders Type UG6A ("Undulator") - syphon ink recorders producing the hard-copy paper "slips" from which the raw five-unit Baudot code was transcribed manually to punched tape for onward analysis and decryption.
Bletchley Park.
Taken for the group MacroMondays, this weeks theme, Frustration.
This was the perfect theme for me this week. My MacBook, after connecting to the wireless perfectly for the last two years, has suddenly decided that it does not want to do it anymore. It either tells me the password is incorrect or that the connection has timed out. I can't not find out how to fix this anywhere on the interwebs, and I'm getting closer and closer to throwing the computer out the window and then following shortly thereafter.
So this is my airport express, blinking amber, because it can't connect to anything.
Man...it was only 2PM at the time and the speedy lanes were jammed!
By the way, the Family Fun Center is now Wal-Mart Wireless...
A research team led by INL Chief Wireless Scientist Hussein Moradi has developed a wireless technology platform that identifies and utilizes available spaces in the radio frequency spectrum that are not occupied by other signals.
I installed this USB high-power wireless panel at my grandma's house, so she can get Internet access from a neighbor. In exchange for Jellies & Jams, of course.
I avoided ordering it from the Apple store because it had a 2 week wait, and Cancom only had a 6 day wait. So I ordered it from Cancom. 5 weeks later is arrives!
A few features: cap lock accidentally tap prevention. Feature keys, like exposé and playback control in the F* keys.
Something that was unexpected, I think because the old keyboard had a number pad, I find myself over compensating to the right on the keyboard. Perhaps it's just because it's new!
Wireless radios on top of the ETC building helping to create a wireless network for relief workers in Tacloban.
The #Qi #charging has become so ubiquitous. In this scenario, the companies are going an extra mile to develop the charging solutions in order to stand out among competitors. One such company which is producing high quality charger is the #X-Doria. The Qi dual charger produced by X-Doria is the Defense. This charger is made from high quality luxury materials.
Looking at the design of this charger, it is a no brainer that it is made to wirelessly charge an iPhone and a set of AirPods simultaneously. The place where you can charge the #AirPods is a small pad on the right side of the charger.
The pad for the AirPods is nested just behind the line of the panel on which the #iPhone is charged. It is a very smart move because it allows you to place your phone in portrait position. In such case, the AirPods hide behind the iPhone.
On the front side of the charger, there are small lights that let you know when the phone is being charged. In many opinions, these lights may be a bit annoying for the people who want to use this device as bedside phone charger.
The quality of design of this charger is maintained with the help of anodized aluminum. The small perch for the AirPods is covered with the silicon while iPhone charger is covered with the genuine leather pad.
The footprint of this charger is quite smaller. You will be surprised when you will look at it from a side. It is going to look like a price of leather placed on the top of the metal sheet. The nice tapering on the back creates a nice illusion of a very thin charger.
An additional USB-A output is also present at the back side of this charger. The major benefit of this USB output is that it lets you charge other devices such as Apple Watch or Apple watch charger.
The USB-C is also present on the charger. This is basically the input port for the charger. This charger comes with a 10W power brick and a 10-feet long USB-C cable.
Few shots taken with Canon wireless setup. All set to manual. 580ex, 430ex and st-e2 trigger. Just for experimental reason. Learning to use gear after having Nikon for years. Glad of the change though
Foolin around again with my recently acquired wireless flash triggers the other night. Not the most amazing setup or image, but I just wanted to mess around a bit. I didn't have a subject handy, so I used myself. Set the timer, quickly moved the flash and stepped into the shot.
Strobist info: 580ex on a stand camera left, set at 24mm in an umbrella. Shot at full power. Background underexposed by 1 stop (I believe).
Demonstration of a wireless loop connected to a video monitor in the waiting room of my audiologist, Joan Chesick, at W.N.C. Ear, Nose and Throat doctors, Asheville, NC. This is a marvelous--and simple–technology allowing a hard-of-hearing person whose hearing aids are fitted with an inexpensive telecoil (or T-coil) to pick up broadcast or amplified sound very effectively by a better method than the usual. The hearing loop (a hidden copper wire circling the auditorium, church, room, other space) is linked to the PA system. Your ears receive the sound as clearly as if the speaker is sitting next to you. A loop can also be set up in your own home and connected to the TV or music system.
If you wear hearing aids, or are thinking of getting them, BE SURE to talk to your audiologist about getting a telecoil in your aids and TURNING IT ON. I'm an advocate! Read more here:
www.nchearingloss.org/telecoil.htm?fromncshhh
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