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Mastodon - Blood & Thunder - Ashes of the Leviathan tour - LA Forum
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Mastodon - Blood & Thunder - Ashes of the Leviathan tour - LA Forum I don’t own the music, just sharing for the world to see the mighty Mastodon!
70’s traffic signal technology with a dial motor
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Check out this relic I was doing maintenance on today. It’s at a ped crossing and there are signal lights to stop traffic for pedestrians to cross. As the dial motor rotates it actuates the solenoid which turns the camshaft which causes different outputs. Before modern day electronics this is how nearly all traffic signals operated. Some were actuated by vehicle presence and some were just simp...
GE C45 Traction Motor Blower Failure
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GE C45 Traction Motor Blower Failure
EMD sd70ace traction motor lead grounded
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Running a test on an sd70ace to check traction motor leads, found a grounded lead on the car body side.
The Anti-Entropy Machine Version 2, now with more Skittles!!
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This is the follow up to the original video. People wanted to know what would happen if you used Skittles instead of M&Ms. I decided I was going to modify the machine and add a selector switch so you could choose which candy you wanted to sort, but first for science I wanted to run Skittles through to see what happened. Turns out the colors of Skittles and M&Ms are pretty dang close. Obviously ...
Anti-Entropy Machine. M&M color sorter
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To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email licensing@storyful.com - Forward all media requests relating to your video to our licensing team: licensing@storyful.com - For all other queries, please contact videosupport@storyful.com Sierra College Mechatronics program Mech 90 final project. M&M sorter using Picaxe micro-controller. The goal for the class was to design,...
Testing loop of candy sorter
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Mechatronics project. M&M sorter testing. Picaxe 28x2
Final project for Sierra College Mech-44 class. Pick and place robot arm simulator.
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We started the semester with several sheets of aluminum, various metal rods, a small billet of aluminum, a PCB with all the fixins in a bag, and a piece of wood. The professor gave us plans and a little guidance, this is the end result. I "upgraded" mine a bit by polishing everything I could as well as getting a piece of hardwood, finishing it, and putting a detail on the edge. For the project ...
Mech 10 maglev project
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Electromagnet is controlled by an op-amp using input from the light dependant resistor. When the globe covers the light the electromagnet receives more current which pulls the globe closer. The 2 dials on the bottom are used to adjust the sensitivity of the op-amp and the power of the electromagnet.
Arduino stepper positions set using keypad passwords and a momentary button.
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Stepper positions called using different passwords on the keypad. Momentary button tells the stepper it's ok to move. Red LED lights while stepper is waiting to move and while moving. Green LED lights when stepper is in position and ready.
Arduino, easy driver, stepper motor
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Arduino, easy driver, stepper motor. Using Arduino IDE stepper program and stepper library
Arduino uno with keypad and stepper motor
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Arduino uno with keypad and stepper motor
The Postal Service - Brand New Colony - Greek Theatre Berkeley 07/26/13
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The Postal Service - Brand New Colony - Greek Theatre Berkeley 07/26/13
Starting the truck for the first time after swap
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Starting the truck for the first time after swap
Super cool! But…what about Runts?
Just sign it off
4300 hp or 4500 hp
43
What is a blower and what is its purpose?
This blower is essentially a really big fan. It’s purpose is to blow fresh air over the traction motors (the electric wheel that drive the locomotive) to keep them cool and to keep dirt and dust out.
It started to overheat when the throttle went full power.
U need to make a video how do u build this so bad😭😭😭😭😭
My Name is Ethan
you should make 10h hour version of this video :p
Probably one of the prettiest M&M sorters I've seen. Well done. Also I like the 'ding' the metal bowls make when the M&M hits them.
Absolutely awesome! I had an EMD grid blow on me once in load test. It was a beautiful summer night with a 20' volcano going out the grid hatch. Frightened the living piss out of me..
Kraken wood floor service Mcmahon I used to love running up 70ace’s. Never knew what kind of crap was going to blow up
@@drummerboy4as we had an external load box. It's about the size of large phone booth and it's all grids. We used it for testing really old GPs that didn't have self load.. one night (graveyard shift) we overloaded it.. lmfao, next morning the managers came in to just a smoldering pile of metal... I still laugh thinking about it.
Nice machine! I'm impressed by the mechanism to separate the M&Ms. How did you went to design it?
Man, that's cool. Mechanical parts that I know nothing bout, and the satisfying click-chunk of the mechanism. Super neat-o, bud.
very nice...
Can i use Arduino board(maybe UNO R3 or other) to make this?
I wish you could show the program and the wiring diagram so I can build this for a project that uses this configuration.
Sir can u please share ur paper or ur synopsis my mail id- kishanprajapati661@gmail.com
oH, it's just fine...close the door and get on with your business.
I’m guessing you guys bypassed the ground relay?
speed150mph yes and no. GR definitely tripped. We reset the fault and hit it again till GR tripped again. After we had our fun we called it in. Gotta make sure it’s really broke ;)
Ethan Crane haha I see. I didn’t realize it takes that long to pop the GR, usually when I see the electricians using the jumper wire to check that it trips, it goes pretty well instantly.
Yeah it usually trips in a few seconds. That might have been burning open as well.
Why does that ALWAYS happen?
Because it's a GE. They're best known for their toasters.
code ?
What do you study and how you made the outer frame ?
Congratulations. Can some details be?
code please
Fuck. I'd have run away faster than Usain Bolt.
Hi, just wondering if you have the code and schematics for this ?
Sparks aside, that 710 reving up sounds EPIC!
I know, 00:7 - 0:14 is pure ear candy
Hi Bro. I'm from Vietnam and i am very excited when i saw your clip. Can you give me your code? I have a similar exercise and i really need it. If you can, let's send code to me at Dongliver@gmail.com . I'm grateful
do you mind passing the the code? rookie901@hotmail.sg
It's amazing that, long after the death of the universe via entropy, this device will continue its work.
PrinceLettuce provided someone is alive to feed it candy...
Can you Increase the feed and sorting rates?
Jesse Norris unfortunately no. It’s current speed is about as fast as I could get it. The limiting factors are the speed of the servos and the speed of the RGB sensor.
Ethan Crane do you know of a platform that will allow faster timing?
Very beautiful project! I love the bread board protoboard.
Awesome project man. I'm also in mechatronics, down here in SC, and brainstormed the idea while eating m&m's today at work, thinking about ideas for my project in robotics class coming up. This kind of design was basically what I had in mind, but to see it in action was really sweet. Well done!
this is a rail car ?
It's a diesel-electric train locomotive. Rated at 4300HP.
Benjamin Esposti car body side is wat? the general back of the engine ? or is that relating to one of the passenger or other cars ? thanx
Jake McGrae it's a EMD SD70ACe Locomotive. Rail cars don't Have Engines!
Cade Ramsey wat about units that are shown in Rails around Australia where the passengers sit in the same car as the driver ? r they gasoline powered? there's 1 car with the engine and lamps at the front
ua-cam.com/video/saaKnLX_qHU/v-deo.html @@jakemcgrae7539
Imagine all the electricity running through the circuits at that time!
Cool
QUICK,GET THE HOTDOGS!!!
Imma get them
code please.. arilabe4@gmail.com
Hey, Ethan. How thick are the disk that shuttles the M&M around to the chute and the little agitator thing glued to the disk, next to the well the M&M rides in?
Involute1052 the disc is 1/8". The agitator piece is 3/16"
code please.. bladuh94@gmail.com
Hey, Ethan. Great build. How reliable is your M&M extractor (the rotating piece of clear acrylic)? Ever get any jams? If so, how often?
Involute1052 thanks! It's actually pretty reliable with fresh candy. When I was testing and running the same candy over and over they would start to get sticky and jam up. The mechanism for sorting took quite a bit of trial and error to make it reliable.
What's the ID of the tube feeding the M&Ms into the extractor? That looks like an important dimension for making it work, but maybe not.
ID of that tube is about an inch. It's big enough to allow 3 candies to rest at the bottom at the same time but loose enough so they can move. Any smaller and they get stuck
neat!
give your code please (world_sloe@hotmail.com)
You have to do jelly beans, EVERYONE hates the black ones! How I wish my youthful days would have been spent without those black awful jelly beans.
It's a beauty !
Well done!
Neat!
Very cool. Seem like it could run faster. How many candies per minute is it running (I know I could time it, but I didn't)? Have you tested a maximum speed?
Ting!
How do you handle the oddball defect M&Ms that sometimes you find in the packages? Would it be able to sort both color and different candies IE a mix of skittles M&Ms and smarties?
I love the effort and attention that has been made into making this look nice. Good job! :)