The YouTube algorithm suggested a video from user argilaga about a power plant simulator for the RBMK reactors some time ago. I have now also dealt with this simulator myself and would like to share my experiences in this blog entry. Since I have already dealt intensively with the start-up of a coal-fired power plant, I would like to try to apply my experience to the RBMK reactor and pass it on.
Continue reading “HowTo: Simgenics RBMK-1000-Simulator”Replacing wheel bearings
The speedometer and other small parts in the cockpit as well as the handlebars have now been mounted. Here, everything was also installed with new screws, so the screw heads have a uniform look. The replacement of the wheel bearings, however, was not as easy as you sometimes might think it would be.
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I recently bought the Anycubic “4Max Pro 2.0” and I’m using PrusaSlicer as a slicing software at the moment.
The 4Max Pro 2 comes with three configurations for Cura on the SD card, based on these parameters I created a configuration collection for PrusaSlicer.
Update (03/2022): These profiles are now officially part of PrusaSlicer since v2.4.1, there is no need to import them afterwards.
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I made a CAD model showing the shock absorber of the SP (SportPro) models of the RS 125. The inner parts of such a component can be well presented in such a model.
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On my Lenovo X380 Yoga, I wanted to find out how much the performance can be improved after a year of use by replacing the thermal compound. To do this, I opened the device, replaced the thermal paste and did some benchmarks before and after replacing the thermal compound.
It uses an 4 core Intel Core i5 8250U with 1,6 GHz (Turbo up to 3,4 GHz).
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