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My brother is packing up to move so I just sent him this and told him, "You could probably use these guys." co241212.gif
He just replied and said, "Sadly, I am those guys."
I bought myself a nifty, new NAS for my hone system on Black Friday and installed
it late last night after a long day at work. I don't like long, dangling and tangled wires
bunched up under my computer desk, so I made myself a custom length CAT-5 cable. - - - BUT:
Maybe don't attempt any real work for 48 hours after Brutalist on 70mm (followed by another film). ;-)
I bought myself a nifty, new NAS for my home system on Black Friday and installed
it late last night after a long day at work. I don't like long, dangling and tangled wires
bunched up under my computer desk, so I made myself a custom length CAT-5 cable.
- - - BUT- - - BadCableBoot.jpg I don't know what I was thinking! Maybe I shouldda gotten a good night's sleep before
attempting this at the end of a long workday! I know we've all done this at some point.
The worst time for me was many years ago when i was wiring up a 12 or 14pin TV
camera connector at a college TV station. It took a long time and I did a great job, but
then discovered that I had forgotten to assemble the 'twist-lock' ring over the plug part
of the connector before soldering all the pins. There's no way the connector would stay
in the socket without that locking ring, so I had no choice but to re-do the whole thing.
Little Projector Company’s Pedal Power system provides human generated power for your next film screening, DJ set, or event. 4 bikes on training rollers produce 250 watts of continuous power.
The D.C. Kit allows you to turn your bicycle generator into a micro-power generation system to generate 12V DC or 240V AC electricity to power a range of appliances such as a laptop, mobile phone charger or a sound system…or to charge our battery systems so you can utilize the power later!
Although the setup is rather klunky looking, a pedal-driven projector isn't such a bad idea. The legs can supply more power, for a longer time, than the arms can.
Doing that to show a 150 minute movie might take a Tour de France level cyclist, however!
So the Daily Mail couldn't be bothered to buy a '24 Accord and then torch it, just for this story? Tut tut, journalistic standards really are slipping...
I'm not even sure that the board is hooked up to anything. There are no cable conduits/raceways under the table. I can't see any cables coming into or out of the back. Of course, they'd be routed through the back of the unit but I don't even see a headphone cable, anywhere.
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