I knew that multimeter looked familiar. And I haven’t seen nor used the thing in 30+ years. But I knew exactly where it was,so I decided to pull it out of its long storage. Not exactly what you have there, but it is close enough. I have the Weston 4440, which is just a smaller version of yours. I never used the thing and it was given to me by a friend who worked for UL labs. The old “C” cells still in it, and to my surprise not a single one of them leaked. I’m going to toss some new batteries into it tomorrow and see if it still works.
@mahanchannel79526 сағат бұрын
زندانی که مایکل اسکافیلد توش بود، یکی از بهترین سریال هایی که دیدم
@user-rs3zs2lg1t9 сағат бұрын
My people are from close to here, cross Shenandoah River into Va., go up the road towards Purcellville Va., cross river, go southeast 1mi., to Neersville Va., known as (In-Between-the Hills) my Granddaddy helped build the railroad bridge in Harpersferry, he told me he could have bought a home in Neersville for $150.00 one hundred fifty dollars, but didn’t have $1.50 one dollar and fifty cents in his pocket, my people Edward’s/Pomeroy help start & build 1st church in-between-the hills. Still standing, looking good, and still services, quite a few of my family are buried there including Mom and Dad. My Grandmother wanted to go into the church several years ago, i said Grandma maybe door is locked, my Grandmother’s reply was “it had better not be locked” ????
@petecarnes602410 сағат бұрын
TROOP 72 BSA from Lancaster spent the night on the Yorktown - excellent tour!
@user-ii2fg7iz1z3 күн бұрын
In box me please
@user-ii2fg7iz1z3 күн бұрын
Can you please give me the scanner code for amtrak
@youtuuba3 күн бұрын
User.....there is no such thing as a "scanner code for AMTRAK". The railroads have assigned radio frequencies for each section of track. Those codes can be found at on-track-on-line.com, then go to the AMTRAK page to narrow down the choices, then you will see the list of frequencies for each route.
@PeterLee-zn3jl4 күн бұрын
Such was the industrial revolution as of approx 100 years ago...
@manuelbeltranmeza6 күн бұрын
Muy interesante, gracias por compartir.
@55giantsfan228 күн бұрын
So cool
@caribea63198 күн бұрын
I'm sorry my junkie phone, I was going to say about the whole entire experience, neither of us will ever forget that experience, and I really wish that you could have experienced it and it's the most raw form, as it was just a new thing, when we experienced it.
@caribea63198 күн бұрын
Gladly, my sister and I were lucky enough to take one of the very first tours of this this institution, before it was all polished and shiny, and I will never forget it or will she, I never wanted it to become such the spectacle that it is today, even though I'm glad that it is somehow producing funds for something good I hope, but, I am sorry that you missed it and its beginnings, because it is something that , she and I will never ever forget. We both have very amazing photos of it but we were just so taken aback, and, awestruck, buy the whole entire
@geraldozambrinjunior46678 күн бұрын
Excellent video, much more than a tribute. Tektronix always on the road.👍👍🥹🇺🇲
@user-to9fw1wv9l9 күн бұрын
I enjoy your videos. I have a question for you. I inherited Dad stereophonic stereo with a Scott tuner and amplifier. I going to try and restore it. Can you direct me to where I can get replacement tubes. Some of the tubes seem to be out or do they still make tubes? I appreciate all the help I can get since I’m not too electronic oriented. I believe he bought it back in the late fifties. Take care 🙏🙏🙏
@youtuuba9 күн бұрын
User.....do what everyone else does. Google the part number of the tube(s) you need and/or search eBay.
@Chriva9 күн бұрын
That power transistor - Would it be possible to drill a hole in the backplate and mount it with wires? Have bad experiences with legs breaking on freestanding devices like that
@youtuuba9 күн бұрын
Chriva, yes of course it would be possible, but since I try to restore these as close as possible to the original design, I left it as-is. The small heatsink does the job.
@aps12510 күн бұрын
Assume you drove a car with manual transmission. You couldn’t have shoot any videos while driving like you did often in the states. But to my surprise I did see footage when your car was in motion. Did you just mount cam on windshield?
@youtuuba10 күн бұрын
aps125, as I mentioned in the video, I did not think I would be able to shoot video in Dartmoor because of the often challenging roads; with all the shifting of the manual transmission, the need to carefully steer the car on narrow twisty roads, I would not have a hand free to hold the camera. But later, when the road I was on got wider, flatter and less challenging, I was able to just leave the car in one gear for a while, steer with my gear-shifting hand and hold the camera with my right hand. I might have switched camera hands at some point. I did have to set the camera in my hap a few times when I needed both hands to drive, but I edited that out of the video.
@mohamadfaiz693511 күн бұрын
In June 2023 Amtrak Crescent is proposing a Fort Worth Section.
@jamesdigiorgio582011 күн бұрын
I find it interesting that when there's a brief stop at stations, i.e., long enough for riders to get out and stretch their legs and, as per the announcements, smoke cigarettes. Do enough people, in general, still smoke? Enough of them to necessitate smoking announcements like that when there's a train stop? I'm not pushing or approving of cigs. I quit, cold turkey, 6 or 7 years ago after being a pack-a-day smoker for nearly a half a freakin' century!!! Now, I think of it as probably the best thing I've ever done. (My family, friends, and doctors all agree. 🙂) I will also mention that it was not only the best thing, but probably the hardest thing I've ever done as well. Nicotine addiction is powerful! (Understatement.) In fact, many say nicotine addiction is as powerful as heroin addiction. I've never been addicted to heroin so I wouldn't know about that. (However, that's what's claimed by many including doctors and others who study that sort of stuff.) Sometimes, I think I'm addicted to cannabis but, when I think that and if it bothers me enough, I'll usually quit my daily cannabis dry herb vaping for a short while. Frankly, whenever I've done that I always end up realizing, in a fairly short number of days, that I could quit pot permanently without too much of a problem if I decide to do so. Make that if I want to, which I don't and have no reason to believe I should. I live in SoCal about thirty miles north of downtown Los Angeles. (BTW, for those who might not be aware of it, weed is fully legal in CA.) Back to tobacco: In more recent years, I've seen fewer and fewer smokers in SoCal. But I don't know if that's also true for other folks who live in various parts of the country. BTW, smokes in CA costs between $9 and $10 per pack these days. But before anyone thinks CA overdoes it with the tobacco taxation -- i.e., by adding supernumerary taxes to the cost of each pack -- please know that more than a few states have us beat. In states like New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Alaska, Hawaii, Maryland, Illinois, Washington, and Vermont, you'll pay more for a pack of smokes than you will in California. Okay. I'm done typing about this. Love your train videos, youtuuba. I often play them when I go to bed as I find the sounds of the trains rolling on the tracks and the train whistles blowing quite relaxing. It helps put me to sleep, filling in for whatever the grass isn't doing to help me sleep. Peace out. ✌
@user-to9fw1wv9l11 күн бұрын
Thank you. Enjoy the tour and your informational knowledge on the area. Take care and see you on your next adventure. 🙏🙏🙏
@jbaymanec11 күн бұрын
Always love your videos. Eagerly awaiting your next train odyssey....
@youtuuba11 күн бұрын
I am not sure that I will make any more Train Odyssey videos. I have already made them for all of AMTRAK's long distance routes, in some case making repeat videos of the same routes. I might take more trips on those routes, but unless there is something new to record, what's the point of shooting/editing another redundant video? I have little ambition to take the shorter routes, as they don't have sleeper cars and I don't like sitting in coach for more than a couple hours, and can't get very good videos from those seats. Perhaps I might take some of the shorter scenic trains outside of the AMTRAK system. No plans yet to do so.
@jbaymanec11 күн бұрын
@@youtuuba You ever thought of making longer train trips outside of the US? And there are rumors of new Amtrak routes in the future... but for now that is all the are, rumors ....
@jbaymanec11 күн бұрын
@@youtuuba Oh, and just from my side, even if you make repeat trips, we would still enjoy them. But I see your point...
@philiplettley11 күн бұрын
What do you call a convertible skoda? A skip. What do you call a skoda on top of a hill? A miracle
@youtuuba11 күн бұрын
This is not the most powerful car I have ever driven, but it was perfectly adequate for both the steep rural roads as well as accelerating to motorway speeds (typically 80MPH) and easily keeping up with that traffic. And that was carrying a lot of large luggage and three full sized American men.
@philiplettley11 күн бұрын
@youtuuba when i was a kid in the 80s, we always hears these jokes about skodas lol, they've vastly improved since that time. My family's from Somerset originally and remember childhood holidays to Devon and Somerset. Also when I was in the sea cadets, went to RNAS Culdrose, we were taken up in a search and rescue helicopter and flew all around lands end and Cape Cornwall. Glad to see you like the area. Keep up the good work, and safe travels
@mohamadfaiz693512 күн бұрын
You like on the set of Doc Martin TV Series.
@youtuuba11 күн бұрын
Mohamadfaiz, I have a KZread video where I visited Port Isaac (Portwenn), the town where the Doc Martin show is filmed. In that video, I show the major filming locations, and show a scene being filmed at the school. Not shown is where I met Martin Clunes (Doc Martin) and Ian McNeice (Bert Large). I just missed meeting Sigourney Weaver who was also visiting. The video is titled, "A Visit to Port Isaac (aka Doc Martin's "Portwenn") in Cornwall".
@SS4Gweedo12 күн бұрын
That wall that you was just talking about that has holes in it that is in the yard. That's a handball court
@GENESIS130433 күн бұрын
Exactly
@byrne191612 күн бұрын
Nice review, was satisfying seeing it print in a3, so many reviewers don't even show them printing at all.
@attex57613 күн бұрын
Hi. I bought this meter, but I don't like the length of these measurement cables, they are very inconvenient to use after attaching the tips. I wonder if they can be replaced, for example, with tweezers. Maybe you have an idea. Regards
@youtuuba13 күн бұрын
attex576, I think I mentioned in the video that I tried extending the test leads but found that the meter would no longer zero properly.
@attex57613 күн бұрын
@@youtuuba Thank you for your answer. This is what I was afraid of
@RajaDushman15 күн бұрын
I know this is off topic, but does anyone know where to get the .stl files for the serpent horn that was made on this channel a few years ago? The Bate Collection seems to have moved them offsite and none of their contact emails work.
@youtuuba15 күн бұрын
A little bit of Google searching finds the required webpage pretty easily.
@thatampguy15 күн бұрын
Their 60’s scopes are sexual.
@drew85685616 күн бұрын
Your a legend sir. Thankyou im so tired of dumping the water from the dehumidifier. This is my next project
@jamesdigiorgio582016 күн бұрын
Stabley? Stabley??? Your Mid-West is showing. 🤣 Anyway, because everyone loves the Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling Police, I'll just mention that had you simply said, "stable," you would have been grammatically correct. ✌ out.
@KenHayward16 күн бұрын
Nice video, however, I would need to bring a disinfectant and my black light, lolol, like staying at motels, lolol
@user-ri6iw8ew5v18 күн бұрын
Change it to 1200 dpi if you want it darker
@jamesdigiorgio582019 күн бұрын
I've watched just about all the train videos made by many different people. Yours are my favorite. Good job.
@jamesdigiorgio582020 күн бұрын
Do today's rail enthusiasts call it the train's "horn" or the train's "whistle?" For some reason, I think of it as a train's whistle but now I'm thinking that "whistle" harkens back to steam locomotives. Boy! It sure seems like they blow their horns/whistles more often when they're rolling in Mississippi than when they're elsewhere.
@youtuuba19 күн бұрын
Jamesdigiorgio, read some of the other comments on this video. I explained about the apparently high frequency of horn blowing.
@bjorno208020 күн бұрын
Overkill there pal. No need for brass fittings and troughs and all that nonsense but if you are happy with it fair enough.
@youtuuba20 күн бұрын
Bjorn, there was a need for the brass fittings and through in this installaton. I explained the reasons in the video. So your comment is "nonsense" to me.
@Wannes_20 күн бұрын
Well, at least I got to see it now Friend of mine arranged a visit back in 2012, as we're aliens to the US G'ment even though our country hosts both SHAPE and NATO HQs PR officer had changed jobs Our visit wasn't transferred to the next in line ... so the visitor's center at the gate was as far as we got
@davidbarton977821 күн бұрын
The kids head to the water park, I spend the day at Evergreen. Thanks for the video.
@Paul1958R21 күн бұрын
Where's henry's copy of mein kampf?
@davidhaynes312621 күн бұрын
I live in Toronto. They have a Lancaster in Hamilton that gives rides. I see it all the time flies all summer. I was going to take my Dad for a ride before he passed, but at that time I believe one ticket for a one hour flight cost 1100 dollars. Now it costs 3500/ passenger. One hour flight.
@davidhaynes312621 күн бұрын
I’m sure I saw the Enola Gay @ Dulles. Is there more than one or are they replicas?
@qorymij3723 күн бұрын
Imagine turning the wrong way and going on that bridge to waste 20 minutes
@fryguyy23 күн бұрын
anybody know any hidden entry points i could use for urbexing?
@thiloreichelt419923 күн бұрын
Much noise does come from the power lines. If you make sure that an integration cycle spans an integral number of line frequency cycles that noise will average out, at least to some degree.
@jamesdigiorgio582024 күн бұрын
No way I'd walk that far to return or rent a car. It's on the car rental folks to figure out how take care of their customers without any undo inconveniences... like having to hike quite a ways to return a car.
@jamesdigiorgio582024 күн бұрын
I've haven't been on any sort of train since I was in the USAF and stationed in the UK. That was back in the 1970s. I was a camera guy, AKA a "shooter" for my professional career and I once had to shoot some footage in an Amtrak sleeper bedroom, but we (the small crew) boarded in LA and got off in Santa Barbara, CA as our jobs were quickly done for the day.. (I've also shot inside helicopters and fixed wing aircraft 😀) In addition, I did once travel from NYC to San Diego CA by train and then back some time later... but I was too young to remember and Amtrak didn't yet exist back then. Anyway, I live in the LA area. So, for my first long-distance rail trip, I'll probably take the Coastal Starlight from LA to SF. Then, the CA Zephyr east from SF to Denver. (I'll visit with family in Denver.) Then, a no-name Amtrak train from Denver down to Albuquerque. (335 miles and it takes just shy of two days to complete. So, I guess it'll be a roomette for that trip too.) From Albuquerque, I'll hop aboard the West-bound South West Chief Amtrak train back to LA where I live. Before I go, I'm definitely going to get myself a GPS device that I can take aboard the train. I love the idea of always knowing where my train is at during the trip. Perhaps a GPS app for my brand-spanking-new iPhone 15 Plus can handle those GPS duties well enough for my rail-trip purposes? They already have police and fire radio scanner apps for IOS and Android although I don't know if they can be programmed to scan for RR train frequencies.
@jamesdigiorgio582024 күн бұрын
I've viewed a fair number of documentaries regarding Boeing's 314 Clipper and its potential (albeit un or under utilized) military applications. Also, about it's use as a long-distance passenger plane serving high-end, on-plane, prepared meals and passenger sleeping quarters... kind of like a train's sleeper car but flying at 20,000 feet! Cool stuff! Cool plane!!!
@James1982-xt1ch24 күн бұрын
I remember being on the ss badger a couple times with my best friend from cleveland ohio
@LINJ63824 күн бұрын
Can't believe they put that STEM dinosaur exhibits. Totally off topics and dumb down museum.
@cwr96125 күн бұрын
Who do we complain to at KZread about the commercials? Your video plays for a min or less and it goes to commercial. Few more min and more commercials. It does that for about the 1st ten min and then it just plays your video.
@youtuuba25 күн бұрын
cwr961, you are just waking up to this now? Used to be, KZread only put commercials on monetized videos, but more recently the greedy guts add commercials to every video, unless they are paid to NOT do so. Well, philosophically, they don't charge people to host videos, and need to pay for all that somehow, but certainly they data mine viewers and sell that. We could all vote by abandoning KZread, but seriously who's going to do that when they are the only game in town?
@lmc95825 күн бұрын
I get a little sad when his journey comes to an end....but I look forward to the next one! ❤️💯
@nikolakrivokapic462225 күн бұрын
I been there 4 days ago:-)
@nikolakrivokapic462225 күн бұрын
I been there 4 days ago.Amazing please sad and violent history.I will back again
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I knew that multimeter looked familiar. And I haven’t seen nor used the thing in 30+ years. But I knew exactly where it was,so I decided to pull it out of its long storage. Not exactly what you have there, but it is close enough. I have the Weston 4440, which is just a smaller version of yours. I never used the thing and it was given to me by a friend who worked for UL labs. The old “C” cells still in it, and to my surprise not a single one of them leaked. I’m going to toss some new batteries into it tomorrow and see if it still works.
زندانی که مایکل اسکافیلد توش بود، یکی از بهترین سریال هایی که دیدم
My people are from close to here, cross Shenandoah River into Va., go up the road towards Purcellville Va., cross river, go southeast 1mi., to Neersville Va., known as (In-Between-the Hills) my Granddaddy helped build the railroad bridge in Harpersferry, he told me he could have bought a home in Neersville for $150.00 one hundred fifty dollars, but didn’t have $1.50 one dollar and fifty cents in his pocket, my people Edward’s/Pomeroy help start & build 1st church in-between-the hills. Still standing, looking good, and still services, quite a few of my family are buried there including Mom and Dad. My Grandmother wanted to go into the church several years ago, i said Grandma maybe door is locked, my Grandmother’s reply was “it had better not be locked” ????
TROOP 72 BSA from Lancaster spent the night on the Yorktown - excellent tour!
In box me please
Can you please give me the scanner code for amtrak
User.....there is no such thing as a "scanner code for AMTRAK". The railroads have assigned radio frequencies for each section of track. Those codes can be found at on-track-on-line.com, then go to the AMTRAK page to narrow down the choices, then you will see the list of frequencies for each route.
Such was the industrial revolution as of approx 100 years ago...
Muy interesante, gracias por compartir.
So cool
I'm sorry my junkie phone, I was going to say about the whole entire experience, neither of us will ever forget that experience, and I really wish that you could have experienced it and it's the most raw form, as it was just a new thing, when we experienced it.
Gladly, my sister and I were lucky enough to take one of the very first tours of this this institution, before it was all polished and shiny, and I will never forget it or will she, I never wanted it to become such the spectacle that it is today, even though I'm glad that it is somehow producing funds for something good I hope, but, I am sorry that you missed it and its beginnings, because it is something that , she and I will never ever forget. We both have very amazing photos of it but we were just so taken aback, and, awestruck, buy the whole entire
Excellent video, much more than a tribute. Tektronix always on the road.👍👍🥹🇺🇲
I enjoy your videos. I have a question for you. I inherited Dad stereophonic stereo with a Scott tuner and amplifier. I going to try and restore it. Can you direct me to where I can get replacement tubes. Some of the tubes seem to be out or do they still make tubes? I appreciate all the help I can get since I’m not too electronic oriented. I believe he bought it back in the late fifties. Take care 🙏🙏🙏
User.....do what everyone else does. Google the part number of the tube(s) you need and/or search eBay.
That power transistor - Would it be possible to drill a hole in the backplate and mount it with wires? Have bad experiences with legs breaking on freestanding devices like that
Chriva, yes of course it would be possible, but since I try to restore these as close as possible to the original design, I left it as-is. The small heatsink does the job.
Assume you drove a car with manual transmission. You couldn’t have shoot any videos while driving like you did often in the states. But to my surprise I did see footage when your car was in motion. Did you just mount cam on windshield?
aps125, as I mentioned in the video, I did not think I would be able to shoot video in Dartmoor because of the often challenging roads; with all the shifting of the manual transmission, the need to carefully steer the car on narrow twisty roads, I would not have a hand free to hold the camera. But later, when the road I was on got wider, flatter and less challenging, I was able to just leave the car in one gear for a while, steer with my gear-shifting hand and hold the camera with my right hand. I might have switched camera hands at some point. I did have to set the camera in my hap a few times when I needed both hands to drive, but I edited that out of the video.
In June 2023 Amtrak Crescent is proposing a Fort Worth Section.
I find it interesting that when there's a brief stop at stations, i.e., long enough for riders to get out and stretch their legs and, as per the announcements, smoke cigarettes. Do enough people, in general, still smoke? Enough of them to necessitate smoking announcements like that when there's a train stop? I'm not pushing or approving of cigs. I quit, cold turkey, 6 or 7 years ago after being a pack-a-day smoker for nearly a half a freakin' century!!! Now, I think of it as probably the best thing I've ever done. (My family, friends, and doctors all agree. 🙂) I will also mention that it was not only the best thing, but probably the hardest thing I've ever done as well. Nicotine addiction is powerful! (Understatement.) In fact, many say nicotine addiction is as powerful as heroin addiction. I've never been addicted to heroin so I wouldn't know about that. (However, that's what's claimed by many including doctors and others who study that sort of stuff.) Sometimes, I think I'm addicted to cannabis but, when I think that and if it bothers me enough, I'll usually quit my daily cannabis dry herb vaping for a short while. Frankly, whenever I've done that I always end up realizing, in a fairly short number of days, that I could quit pot permanently without too much of a problem if I decide to do so. Make that if I want to, which I don't and have no reason to believe I should. I live in SoCal about thirty miles north of downtown Los Angeles. (BTW, for those who might not be aware of it, weed is fully legal in CA.) Back to tobacco: In more recent years, I've seen fewer and fewer smokers in SoCal. But I don't know if that's also true for other folks who live in various parts of the country. BTW, smokes in CA costs between $9 and $10 per pack these days. But before anyone thinks CA overdoes it with the tobacco taxation -- i.e., by adding supernumerary taxes to the cost of each pack -- please know that more than a few states have us beat. In states like New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Alaska, Hawaii, Maryland, Illinois, Washington, and Vermont, you'll pay more for a pack of smokes than you will in California. Okay. I'm done typing about this. Love your train videos, youtuuba. I often play them when I go to bed as I find the sounds of the trains rolling on the tracks and the train whistles blowing quite relaxing. It helps put me to sleep, filling in for whatever the grass isn't doing to help me sleep. Peace out. ✌
Thank you. Enjoy the tour and your informational knowledge on the area. Take care and see you on your next adventure. 🙏🙏🙏
Always love your videos. Eagerly awaiting your next train odyssey....
I am not sure that I will make any more Train Odyssey videos. I have already made them for all of AMTRAK's long distance routes, in some case making repeat videos of the same routes. I might take more trips on those routes, but unless there is something new to record, what's the point of shooting/editing another redundant video? I have little ambition to take the shorter routes, as they don't have sleeper cars and I don't like sitting in coach for more than a couple hours, and can't get very good videos from those seats. Perhaps I might take some of the shorter scenic trains outside of the AMTRAK system. No plans yet to do so.
@@youtuuba You ever thought of making longer train trips outside of the US? And there are rumors of new Amtrak routes in the future... but for now that is all the are, rumors ....
@@youtuuba Oh, and just from my side, even if you make repeat trips, we would still enjoy them. But I see your point...
What do you call a convertible skoda? A skip. What do you call a skoda on top of a hill? A miracle
This is not the most powerful car I have ever driven, but it was perfectly adequate for both the steep rural roads as well as accelerating to motorway speeds (typically 80MPH) and easily keeping up with that traffic. And that was carrying a lot of large luggage and three full sized American men.
@youtuuba when i was a kid in the 80s, we always hears these jokes about skodas lol, they've vastly improved since that time. My family's from Somerset originally and remember childhood holidays to Devon and Somerset. Also when I was in the sea cadets, went to RNAS Culdrose, we were taken up in a search and rescue helicopter and flew all around lands end and Cape Cornwall. Glad to see you like the area. Keep up the good work, and safe travels
You like on the set of Doc Martin TV Series.
Mohamadfaiz, I have a KZread video where I visited Port Isaac (Portwenn), the town where the Doc Martin show is filmed. In that video, I show the major filming locations, and show a scene being filmed at the school. Not shown is where I met Martin Clunes (Doc Martin) and Ian McNeice (Bert Large). I just missed meeting Sigourney Weaver who was also visiting. The video is titled, "A Visit to Port Isaac (aka Doc Martin's "Portwenn") in Cornwall".
That wall that you was just talking about that has holes in it that is in the yard. That's a handball court
Exactly
Nice review, was satisfying seeing it print in a3, so many reviewers don't even show them printing at all.
Hi. I bought this meter, but I don't like the length of these measurement cables, they are very inconvenient to use after attaching the tips. I wonder if they can be replaced, for example, with tweezers. Maybe you have an idea. Regards
attex576, I think I mentioned in the video that I tried extending the test leads but found that the meter would no longer zero properly.
@@youtuuba Thank you for your answer. This is what I was afraid of
I know this is off topic, but does anyone know where to get the .stl files for the serpent horn that was made on this channel a few years ago? The Bate Collection seems to have moved them offsite and none of their contact emails work.
A little bit of Google searching finds the required webpage pretty easily.
Their 60’s scopes are sexual.
Your a legend sir. Thankyou im so tired of dumping the water from the dehumidifier. This is my next project
Stabley? Stabley??? Your Mid-West is showing. 🤣 Anyway, because everyone loves the Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling Police, I'll just mention that had you simply said, "stable," you would have been grammatically correct. ✌ out.
Nice video, however, I would need to bring a disinfectant and my black light, lolol, like staying at motels, lolol
Change it to 1200 dpi if you want it darker
I've watched just about all the train videos made by many different people. Yours are my favorite. Good job.
Do today's rail enthusiasts call it the train's "horn" or the train's "whistle?" For some reason, I think of it as a train's whistle but now I'm thinking that "whistle" harkens back to steam locomotives. Boy! It sure seems like they blow their horns/whistles more often when they're rolling in Mississippi than when they're elsewhere.
Jamesdigiorgio, read some of the other comments on this video. I explained about the apparently high frequency of horn blowing.
Overkill there pal. No need for brass fittings and troughs and all that nonsense but if you are happy with it fair enough.
Bjorn, there was a need for the brass fittings and through in this installaton. I explained the reasons in the video. So your comment is "nonsense" to me.
Well, at least I got to see it now Friend of mine arranged a visit back in 2012, as we're aliens to the US G'ment even though our country hosts both SHAPE and NATO HQs PR officer had changed jobs Our visit wasn't transferred to the next in line ... so the visitor's center at the gate was as far as we got
The kids head to the water park, I spend the day at Evergreen. Thanks for the video.
Where's henry's copy of mein kampf?
I live in Toronto. They have a Lancaster in Hamilton that gives rides. I see it all the time flies all summer. I was going to take my Dad for a ride before he passed, but at that time I believe one ticket for a one hour flight cost 1100 dollars. Now it costs 3500/ passenger. One hour flight.
I’m sure I saw the Enola Gay @ Dulles. Is there more than one or are they replicas?
Imagine turning the wrong way and going on that bridge to waste 20 minutes
anybody know any hidden entry points i could use for urbexing?
Much noise does come from the power lines. If you make sure that an integration cycle spans an integral number of line frequency cycles that noise will average out, at least to some degree.
No way I'd walk that far to return or rent a car. It's on the car rental folks to figure out how take care of their customers without any undo inconveniences... like having to hike quite a ways to return a car.
I've haven't been on any sort of train since I was in the USAF and stationed in the UK. That was back in the 1970s. I was a camera guy, AKA a "shooter" for my professional career and I once had to shoot some footage in an Amtrak sleeper bedroom, but we (the small crew) boarded in LA and got off in Santa Barbara, CA as our jobs were quickly done for the day.. (I've also shot inside helicopters and fixed wing aircraft 😀) In addition, I did once travel from NYC to San Diego CA by train and then back some time later... but I was too young to remember and Amtrak didn't yet exist back then. Anyway, I live in the LA area. So, for my first long-distance rail trip, I'll probably take the Coastal Starlight from LA to SF. Then, the CA Zephyr east from SF to Denver. (I'll visit with family in Denver.) Then, a no-name Amtrak train from Denver down to Albuquerque. (335 miles and it takes just shy of two days to complete. So, I guess it'll be a roomette for that trip too.) From Albuquerque, I'll hop aboard the West-bound South West Chief Amtrak train back to LA where I live. Before I go, I'm definitely going to get myself a GPS device that I can take aboard the train. I love the idea of always knowing where my train is at during the trip. Perhaps a GPS app for my brand-spanking-new iPhone 15 Plus can handle those GPS duties well enough for my rail-trip purposes? They already have police and fire radio scanner apps for IOS and Android although I don't know if they can be programmed to scan for RR train frequencies.
I've viewed a fair number of documentaries regarding Boeing's 314 Clipper and its potential (albeit un or under utilized) military applications. Also, about it's use as a long-distance passenger plane serving high-end, on-plane, prepared meals and passenger sleeping quarters... kind of like a train's sleeper car but flying at 20,000 feet! Cool stuff! Cool plane!!!
I remember being on the ss badger a couple times with my best friend from cleveland ohio
Can't believe they put that STEM dinosaur exhibits. Totally off topics and dumb down museum.
Who do we complain to at KZread about the commercials? Your video plays for a min or less and it goes to commercial. Few more min and more commercials. It does that for about the 1st ten min and then it just plays your video.
cwr961, you are just waking up to this now? Used to be, KZread only put commercials on monetized videos, but more recently the greedy guts add commercials to every video, unless they are paid to NOT do so. Well, philosophically, they don't charge people to host videos, and need to pay for all that somehow, but certainly they data mine viewers and sell that. We could all vote by abandoning KZread, but seriously who's going to do that when they are the only game in town?
I get a little sad when his journey comes to an end....but I look forward to the next one! ❤️💯
I been there 4 days ago:-)
I been there 4 days ago.Amazing please sad and violent history.I will back again