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2019-12-23 9:56 am
Hello from Oslo, Norway
In short, I am;
Architect, model builder, model railway active in N fine and H0e. Fremo member. Social tango dancer.
See my web/blogs for more:
Web: http://www.tegnas.no
blog: http://keknor-rena1900.blogspot.no/
blog: http://finenor.blogspot.no/
blog: http://tertittkameratene.blogspot.no/
blog: http://lfbtitt.blogspot.no/
I have basic knowledge of electricity and electronics and want to learn more especially about electronics and Arduino. I have a project in H0e where I need to control automatically a serie of events. See my blog Ttertittkameratene for details. In short: I want to push empty wagons into a building and later pick up the wagons with full load. This need made me find the Arduino as a possible task solver. Now I try to learn about Arduino and find Dronebot very clear and instructiv.
I have a grandson, 3 years old. He already loves excavators and trains. I hope to teach him some electronics in the years to come.
Merry Christmas to all of you
keknor
2019-12-23 6:45 pm
Welcome to the forum Knut!
With your many talents, you're sure to become a very popular member here. I love the trains!
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Bill
"Never trust a computer you can’t throw out a window." — Steve Wozniak
keknor reacted
2019-12-23 11:51 pm
Very nice work on the model railroads and diaromas. ?
DroneBot Workshop Robotics Engineer
James
2019-12-24 4:07 pm
That's two from Norway in a short while that work with railroads.
2019-12-27 3:37 pm
Hi.
I’m new in here, and not so familiar with Arduino yet.
My kids gave me a few years ago a Arduino as a christmas gift, and I’ve just had time to play a little bit with it for now. Next year I’ll retire and I have a few things where I would like to use an Arduino.
I’m also into taking photos and making short time lapses, so my first project will be something pulling my camera (not a small one) to make a time laps.
This is just to introduce myself in here. For the next days I’ll just look a bit around to get familiar with the DroneBot workshop, and the forums. The videos on YouTube got me here, and since I enjoy them - here I am!
2019-12-27 4:10 pm
Welcome Einar! Welcome to the forum.
Enjoy. I think you will find many like minded folks here.
SteveG