The WilliamsWarn Shop | BUY The WilliamsWarn Online Most of the buyers of the Gen2 Personal Brewery also decide to buy the bottling device we have developed. This enables the brewer to bottle the final beverage and not lose any carbonation. It means you can drink from the bottles immediately and get the next brew started. You then don’t need to wait 7 days between brews. If you take this option you will also need bottles. Most brewers who buy a bottler from us also buy 48 x 500ml amber swing-top bottles us at $96 total excl. However if you have your own bottles then this is the option for you. So this option includes the set of sundry items, the first brew, the CO2 cylinder and the couner-pressure bottler as well as the Brewery itself. In addition to this cost will be transport to your door. The price includes a NEW 3 year Warranty. Download the Personal Brewing without compromise pdf + The cost is as follows for a Personal Brewery with sundry equipment, a first brew kit, a 4.5kg CO2 gas cylinder and a bottler:
Defikopter: Drohnen können Leben retten Ein neuartiges Rettungssystem für den Fall des Plötzlichen Herztodes wurde am 23.August 2013 in Halle vorgestellt. Der gemeinnützige Verein Definetz und das Bielefelder Technologieunternehmen Height-Tech führten den Prototypen einer Drohne vor, die im Ernstfall GPS-gesteuert automatisch einen Patienten erreichen und dort wahlweise landen oder einen Defibrillator absetzen kann. "Wir alle hoffen und wollen uns nicht unbedingt damit auseinandersetzen, dass wir mit einem plötzlichen Herztod konfrontiert werden können", führte der Pressesprecher der Gerry Weber World, Frank Hofen, in das Thema ein: "Doch die Realität ist, dass in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland pro Jahr rund 100.000 Menschen solch ein Tod ereilt, obwohl vielfach Rettung durch den Einsatz eines Defibrillators möglich gewesen wäre." Das wichtigste Kriterium bei der Rettung von Menschen, die den plötzlichen Herztod erleiden ist schnelles Handeln. Die definetz-Vorsitzende Helga Darenberg erläutert Details des Projekt.
Feel the Spirit - Powerco Bike Concept RAFAGA system allows autonomous drones to find their way without GPS While there's a great deal of excitement surrounding the concept of autonomous delivery drones, the aircraft would likely all utilize GPS to navigate – and GPS satellites aren't always available. That's why Prof. Martinez Carranza has developed a new drone navigation system, that's based purely on visual observations. Carranza is a researcher with Mexico's National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics (INAOE). Users of the system start with a Google Maps-like satellite image of the area that they want the drone to traverse, and draw a flight path on that map – not unlike the autonomous flight software currently used by many personal drones. Whereas those aircraft proceed to follow GPS waypoints, however, a RAFAGA-enabled drone uses its onboard camera to identify buildings or other features on the ground, matching them up with their aerial images on the satellite map. Source: Investigacion y Desarrollo (Spanish)
Project Streeter – S3TR Bad weather forces Solar Impulse to land in Japan The Solar Impulse team reports that the aircraft is making an unscheduled stopover in Nagoya, Japan. The plan was to cross a weather front just before Hawaii on solar day 5, but the latest forecasts looked grim so the decision was made to land and wait for better weather conditions. Solar Impulse took off from Nanjing Lukou Airport in China on the latest leg of its round the world flight on May 30. "The cold front is too dangerous to cross, so we have decided to land in Nagoya Airfield, also known as Komaki Airport, and wait for better weather conditions in order to continue," says the team. "It’s a delay that is disappointing to us but, on the other hand, we are extremely happy with the performance of the aircraft. "We are thankful to the Japanese authorities who have been very flexible and supportive in helping us in coordinating this unexpected setback. The latest breaking news broadcast can be viewed below. Source: Solar Impulse
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