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LAB Contrast Difference:
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Background Lab L - 15
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Foreground Standard - 65
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Bright Foreground - 80
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```
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"background": "#212631",
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"white": "#b3b9c4",
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"brightWhite": "#cfd5df",
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```
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Background: 212631
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Black: 212631
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Bright Black: 2b303c
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White: b3b9c4
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Bright White: cfd5df
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Grey-60: 8b919b
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Grey-50: 727781
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Grey-40: 595f68
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Grey-25: 363c44\
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Green: 65af4c
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Bright Green: 8ed973
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Cyan: 4ba6de
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Bright Cyan: 7acfff
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Blue: 8295ff
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Dim Blue: 3558b9
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Bright Blue: afbdff
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Purple: a991de
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Bright Purple: d4b9ff
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Yellow: b09e2f
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Bright Yellow: dcc758
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Red: ee7a89
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Bright Red: ffa3b0
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Black: 1f2634 - 343b4a
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White: 969eaf - bfc7d9
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Green: 48b340 - 75dd67
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Cyan: 4ca2f7 - 7ecbff
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Blue: 8996f8 - b5bfff
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Magenta: e771dd - ff9aff
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Yellow: dcc74c - fff275
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Red: ff476d - ff7993
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Grey 60: 8991a2
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Grey 50: 707788
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Grey 30: 404756
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Installed on the client
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- [[Agent for Backup]]
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-
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Files appear in
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`C:\FTPROOT`
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Files are named
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`PRNT0000.DAT`
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Files contain
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`
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OUTPUT DATE AND TIME. 20240605 25016 1SAI 987
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C:\FTPROOT>type PRNT0013.dat
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OUTPUT DATE AND TIME. 20240605 64948 2SAI 1
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C:\FTPROOT>type PRNT0011.dat
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OUTPUT DATE AND TIME. 20240605 61301 1SAI 998
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C:\FTPROOT>type PRNT0004.dat
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OUTPUT DATE AND TIME. 20240605 40917 1SAI 991
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C:\FTPROOT>type PRNT0005.dat
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OUTPUT DATE AND TIME. 20240605 42557 1SAI 992
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`
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Potential pwershell code:
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```
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```Code:
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$FileName = "C:\PrintFolder\~~actions~~\DELETE to START PRINTING.txt"
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$PrintFolder = "C:\PrintFolder\Original size"
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$InputFolder = "C:\InputFolder"
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$Continue = 1
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while ($Continue = 1) {
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if(#folder is empty
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(Get-ChildItem $PrintFolder -force | Select-Object -First 1 | Measure-Object).Count -eq 0)
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{ start-sleep -s 10
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if ((Test-Path $FileName)) {#check if file is there, then delete it
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Remove-Item $FileName
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}
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else {
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#Move a file into folder
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Get-ChildItem $InputFolder | Get-Random -count 1 | Move-Item -Destination $PrintFolder
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}
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}
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else {#Keep Cycling
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}
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}
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```
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```
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Sep 2024 - 3 Hours Door Maintenance
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Oct 2024 - Backup Internet
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Office
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Backyard Window
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4'10" 13/16 Wide (58 13/16)
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4'9" 13/16 High (57 13/16)
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Side Yard Window
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4'10" 13/16 Wide (58 13/16)
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4'10" 3/16 High ( )
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Media Room
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Main Window
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4'10" High (58)
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4'10" 15/16 Wide (58 15/16)
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Game Room
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Main Window
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4'10" 11/16 High (58 11/16)
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4'11" 1/4 (59 1/4)
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#smarthome
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#smarthome
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## DragonFire Acoustics Talons - AS16 Active Speaker Stands
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### Introducing the AS16 Talons by DragonFire Acoustics: Elevate Your Audio Experience
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The AS16 Talons reinvent the traditional speaker stand. They reimagine the subwoofer and ordinary speaker stands into something that is both at once, and better than either. They are sleek, functional, and uncompromising in audio quality.
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### Story
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Small speakers have a lot of advantages but they come with two big disadvantages. They need support to bring them to proper listening height and they lack true low end extension.
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With decades of experience crafting the finest speakers and headphones in the world, Dr. Dragoslav Colich recognized the need for small speakers to have low frequency reinforcement and stands to bring them to proper listening level. He took those decades of experience and designed the DragonFire Acoustics Talons.
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The Talons combine innovation, aesthetics, and audio excellence. Here’s why you’ll love them:
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* **Height Without Hassle**: No more precarious stacks of books or makeshift stands. The Talon’s clever design ensures optimal listening height without compromising on style.
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* **Bass That Resonates**: Say goodbye to thin sound. The Talons deliver true low-end extension, filling your space with rich, immersive bass without a bulky and unsightly subwoofer.
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* **Craftsmanship Meets Elegance**: Not just speaker stands—works of art. The Talons boast superb aesthetic craftsmanship, seamlessly blending into any room.
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* **Uncompromising Audio Quality**: Immerse yourself in crystal-clear sound. Whether it’s music, movies, or podcasts, the Talon delivers an exceptional listening experience. No muddy lows or boominess. Just accurate and clean low frequency extension
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## Speaker Stands but More
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Hey, seems like this might be of some interest here.
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Since I had originally posted this elswhere, I had to convert this from message board format, so sorry if some of the links don’t work or the formatting is off.
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I'm just starting to muck about with anodizing Titanium despite having had a power supply sitting around for the better part of a decade and I've tried using Whink rust remover but I don't like playing with Hydrofluoric acid and it really seems to destroy the surface finish pretty quickly.
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I would just get some multi etch, but they supply it in gallon mix only and I don't want to mix that much up at once. Because there's no way to ensure a proper mixture of the powders if you try and divide it up before dissolving it, there really isn't a way to mix smaller amounts. Also, for those living outside the country, MultiEtch is not readily available for shipment.
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Since I'm kinda a DIY type guy I decided to try figuring our the formula for it and rolling my own.
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Per USPTO patent search there is an expired 1955 [patent](https://patents.google.com/patent/US2942954A/en) for a non-hazardous etching solution consisting of Ammonium Persulfate and Sodium Flouride.
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According to the Multi-etch [MSDS](https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5c17d54ada02bc9741cdfef6/t/5cab543beb393122e83f883f/1554732091574/MultiEtch-Safety+Data+Sheet-Dry.pdf) those are the only two components of the etchant, but the exact proportions are not required to be listed, so what is needed is the amounts of both to use.
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The patent references using a 0.5M mixture of the two. In addition I found a [senior thesis](https://web.wpi.edu/Pubs/E-project/Available/E-project-042910-083844/unrestricted/Alternatives_to_Hydrofluoric_Acid_Etching_At_Wyman_Gordon_Company.pdf) from Worchester Polytech referencing use of both 0.5M and 1.0M solutions of APS and NaF to etch titanium, so I suspect those concentrations correspond to regular and double strength Multi-Etch.
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To verify this I checked the [shipping weight](https://theringlord.com/cart/shopdisplayproducts.asp?Search=Yes&sppp=1000&page=1&Keyword=multietch&category=ALL&highprice=&lowprice=&allwords=multietch&exact=&atleast=&without=&cprice=&searchfields=) of MultiEtch which is about 1.1lbs/gallon.
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For a 1L of 0.5M etchant, one would need 114g of APS and 21g of NaF for a total of 135g of chemicals per liter. So for 4 L of etchant, one needs 540g of chemicals, or 1.19lbs. 1 gallon is about 3.785 L, so for 1 gallon of solution you need a total of 1.126 lbs of chemicals. Pretty darn close to 1.1lbs.
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Therefore my conclusion is that single strength Multi-Etch is likely a 0.5M APS/NaF solution.
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Both chemicals are readily available, and reasonably inexpensive even in non-bulk form. I paid $35 for 1kg of APS and $20 for 500g of NaF, enough to make about 2.3gallons of etchant. I'm sure you could do much better if you bought in larger quantities.
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Of course it's simpler to just buy some Multi-Etch, but if you want to mix smaller amounts or are unable to have it shipped to you, this may be a workable alternative.
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#chemistry #clipped
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Characters
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- Fat Wizard
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- The Whore
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- The Warrior
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- This is Gohr Lim
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- He was Servant to 8
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- Gohr Lim
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- He was the warrior
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- He is a stone golem
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- His right hand is a rock with a divot
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- It is heavily etched with runes
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- When it contacts gold or gems it enslaves him and transports the money to a vault controlled by the Mage guild
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- The person who first commands him after he touches gold controls him until the following sunrise
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- The Mage
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- The Assassin
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- The Empress
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#gohrlim #writing
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Parts to make:
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1. Recoil Spring Assembly with Cocking Handle
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2. Bolt
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3. Firing Control System
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1. Trigger Guard Housing
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2. Trigger
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1. Mag Latch
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#hyve
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#hustle
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# ESH
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Garage
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G5 Flex
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Den Room
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G4 Instant
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Living Room
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G4 Instant
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Front Yard
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G5 PTZ
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G5 PTZ
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Back Yard
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G5 PTZ
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# NH3
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Office
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G5 Flex
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Warehouse
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G5 PTZ
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G5 Flex - 2
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G4 Instant - 2
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G5 PTZ - 4
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G5 Turret - 2
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#security #cameras #unifi #ubiquiti
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To NH3
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From Home
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Nuts and Washers for Stand
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Oculus 3
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To Yale
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To Home
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From NH3
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Engraved Lights
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Oculus 2
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- 2/3 Cameras
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- The cameras are probably USB / HDMI
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- Two lens systems. One zoomed in
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- Fixed Distance between them
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- Keyence Distance Meter
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#personalprojects #metrology
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