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I use foam rubber. The same grey foam used in disposable foam paint brushes. Usually from packing material used to protect
products in cardboard boxes.
I like your idea of taking a video or pretending to take a video. Perhaps it may shame the offender enough to leave the
parking space to someone who really needs it. I have pretended to take a video of people who don't pick up their dog's poop.
I also take license plate photos of cars that...
Looks like some of your fellow commuters are the ones who shouldn't be out in public. Just like people who obviously aren't entitled to
handicap placards for their cars. I saw a man in his 20's-30's pulls into a handicap parking spot with his placard. Not a big deal but his vehicle
was a lifted...
I'm always on the lookout for things that I can make for my layout. I recall somebody on one of the forums mentioned that he
made sacks out of tubing. Decided to give a go. Don't have a 3D printer--yet.
Searching around my stuff, I found a piece of 9/32" round brass tubing. Cutting it to 5/16"...
Welcome to the forum. Continue posting your ideas and questions. Please post a photo of your turnout controller
and we can walk you through a procedure to test its operation.
Thursday I had 2 crowns installed on my new dental implants. In preparation for the crowns, I didn't have to have a mold
made for the crowns. Instead they use a scanner about the size of a cordless toothbrush handle to create a digital model
for the lab to make the crowns. I had to go back to...
I found that by separating the the emitter and receiver to opposite sides of the track, thereby reconfiguring the sensor to detect the loss of the beam works very well. Changes in room lighting no longer affect the sensor. Because the train blocks the beam and the sensor is no longer dependent...
Thanks for the suggestion. Nice resolution to a marginal situation. Those standoffs are cores from doggie poop bags. At that time
was anxious to get things going and at least should have cut down the length of the standoffs. By the way, the standoffs make for
simulated sections of pipes and I...
I've been working on a couple of back burner roundtuit projects.
1.)
I have 2 locations where I have crossing signals. IR avoidance sensors trigger the signals when a train crosses the road.
The sensors operate on a reflected signal. They don't have a lot of range, are affected by ambient...