HO scale Tomy AFX Mega-G Ford GT40 MkII by Racemasters, 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans second place car driven by Ken Miles and Denis Hulme for the Shelby American Team. Read More →
“Researchers at the University of Minnesota today revealed a drone that can be controlled merely by thought, and that’s not even the coolest thing about it. Published in the Journal of Neuro Engineering, the project has implications in everything from unmanned vehicles to paraplegic mobility.” Story on Popular Science Read More →
Sailing – Miami, 1979 (Nikon F2, Nikkor 24mm f/2.8, Kodachrome 64) Read More →
Malkoff Devices designs and manufactures high powered LED flashlight modifications for Maglites and Surefire flashlights and their own Malkoff LED flashlights. Their products are so well designed and constructed that they are coveted by professionals that depend on their flashlights and enthusiasts that appreciate their quality. I bought my first Malkoff Devices M60 drop-in five years ago. The M60 drop-in had a Cree X-RE LED (Q5 bin) and Khatod 6 degree optic. This drop-in output 180 lumens driven... Read the rest of this entry »
Skyline Boulevard, Oakland, CA Read More →
Russian Bear at the Beijing Zoo, 1975 (Nikon F, Nikkor-O 35 mm f/2.0, Tri-X) Read More →
Ship, October 1978, Location Unknown (Kodachrome 64) Read More →
I found this Regina Extra Record Ti Freewheel in my bicycle parts box. My friend Kenny bought it in the early 80′s and I used it for a few miles and then put it in the parts box. It is a six speed freewheel with 13-14-15-17-18-19 tooth cogs and Italian threading – 1.378″ x 24 TPI. When I recently removed the cogs to clean them, part of the freewheel body looked like it was made out of aluminum. All the cogs are threaded and made of titanium but I was unable to separate the... Read the rest of this entry »
