My wife and I used to travel somewhere every year. Sometimes we took photos. I will try to post one each day.
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Today's featured photo is 1910 Rock Island Steam Locomotive. About 360,000 pounds and large drive wheels for pulling passenger trains. Top speed 100 MPH. Retired in 1950's.
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During the 1950's most US trains switched to diesel power. Diesel locomotives were easier to maintain, did not require frequent stops to fill with water, and could go further before refilling. Lumpy coal is also harder to transfer than liquid fuels. New train technology is trying electric power. Thi...

I will try to include some back story with my photos.
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I don't know much about steam engines either, but they sure fascinate me as well. Here is a fairly recent photo taken at the CT Antique Machinery Museum in Kent, which is only 1/2 hour from my house. I have no clue what this engine is, but apparently it was used by a lumber company:

I don't know much about steam engines either, but they sure fascinate me as well. Here is a fairly recent photo taken at the CT Antique Machinery Museum in Kent, which is only 1/2 hour from my house. I have no clue what this engine is, but apparently it was used by a lumber company: DSC_0141.jpg I'...

I had the flash chip desoldered with hot air and read in TL866A.

gnalan wrote: ↑15 Mar 2022, 13:19 Has anyone tried this on the CEM-B to read the eeprom to get the pin from the .bin file?

This one https://www.usbjtag.com/jtagnt/ulinknt.php is working very well without desoldering of flash chip

Riveted steel joints are OK, IF properly designed and installed. Poorly welded joints can fail also, so they are often X-rayed to prove the joint is good. Whatever you do in a critical device the materials, process, assembly, and testing must be all good and trusted. The early failures were often be...

I haven't taken my CEM apart, or any CEM, so I don't know exactly what's inside. How are the connections made? For $65 that doesn't seem to be a bad price to get the CEM pin. Thanks for the info. It is very easy - all info you can find on their forum https://www.usbjtag.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=2...