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Aviation enthusiast, software engineer, n scale trains, would like to relearn surfing, in the ocean. That's Dodger, he is awesome. 🐕
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Happy Days!
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I'm doing one of those 'corner' mountains - in work. And I'll have to get my Yamanote on line too! On my morning walk I saw the Amtrak Pacific Coastliner on the way to San Diego. Toot Toot, the engine was pushing the carrages.
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Ah, ok. My brain did not register. Looking good. Seabee - can do!
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That is a nice walk in tub! Hope the rest of install and finish work goes well.
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That will be a nice base coat for your layout.
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Nice layout, setup, features, and nice video photography.
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Ah, the ancient times, when a payday meant an vinyl album and a 6 pack of beer.
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All the cool kid's have one!
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Yes, how a small electric motor can be so loud escapes me too. Looks good!
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Yamanote Line!
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Yes, some sort of winged system, possibly the wings deploy as the lander has entered the Martian atmosphere, then 'gently fly' to a landing area. Possible with greater payload. Thanks for the reply!
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I was excited when Juno arrived at Jupiter. The navigation team, how do they do it!
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He is pretty excitable that's for sure.
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YouTube has Jon Anderson with CYO (youth orchestra) and now Starship Trooper is stuck in my head
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Get well soon. 3 week's medical leave is so generous. In USA a person has to use up all their sick / vacation, then go on disability.
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We were talking about Mars at work. Since is has atmosphere, could a winged aircraft like a powered glider work on that planet?
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A sentiment analysis tool could come in handy, though, the personal replies are genuine.
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Brownies for work! Hmm, trying to get the team to find up a software build? 😁
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and one piece fly's behind something non-movable.
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Trees good!
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More trees!
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Lottery it bingo ball machine? 😁
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Yes, it is those 2 straight sections that come off the outside oval. Now that I understand how it works, its good to go.
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Grass mats, those are perfect. I have a roll of green scenery mat and need to get another one.
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That's cool, sometimes priority rules over fun
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The water looks really good. A well done prominent scenery feature!
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That is some serious detail
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At first I thought that was a smoothie machine!
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Thank you for the options and link. Pretty much the sky is the limit!
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Thank you for the option. That could be phase 1, and Phase 2 could be raspberry pi integration with relays.
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Lots of (T-TRAK oriented) words about setting up turnouts, with info about DC & DCC:
ntrak.org/resources/Do...
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That's a lot of code. Kudo's on your inspiration and getting to that level with the project. If I was to get one small led crossing blink with a raspberry pi, I'd consider myself genius.
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Railroad building just as fun as coding
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I hope to be doing some landscaping today
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That's cool. My active duty was two westpac's out of K-Bay, then Gulf War 1 out of Camp Pendleton as a reservist. Glad USMC is represented at JPL.
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Hmm, would you have been in an El Maco unit? Electronics Maintenance Company?
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That's not too bad.
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Ooorah, Marines. They will welcome the cool LA weather. 500 though, it's a battalion. That's a lot.