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Anne
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Cherish time, just like adding bricks to the building of success, reasonable planning can achieve brilliance
U.K Katılım Ocak 2015
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$DOGE just pumped +10% and broke out after 72 days of tight consolidation.
Good sign for Altcoins.
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@RebelHavoc23 Having had a good sleep, I feel full of energy throughout my body.
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@coingecko Since the end of 2024, #BTC s daily closing price has never fallen below $60,000, successfully breaking through previous resistance and now becoming a strong support level
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This is the dash in my 1963 Chrysler Imperial*, which doesn't use light bulbs.
Back in the early ’60s, Chrysler did something wild with their dashboards: they used electroluminescent (EL) lighting instead of bulbs.
Instead of shining light onto the gauges, the gauges themselves glowed. Inside the panel is a thin layer of phosphor sandwiched between conductive layers. When you apply high-voltage AC (around 100–200 volts at high frequency), it excites the phosphor and it emits that signature soft green-blue light. No hotspots, no shadows. Just an even, killer glow.
The catch? Cars run on 12V DC, so Chrysler had to add a separate inverter box under the dash to step that up into high-voltage AC. It worked beautifully when new, but the electronics were expensive and not super reliable, so by the late ’60s they quietly went back to traditional bulbs.
Still one of the coolest pieces of automotive tech from that era.
I just bought an NOS unit (zero miles on the odometer) and have found a compatible EL transformer, so presuming I can figure out the pinout without roasting it, I'm about to have a new piece of wicked shop art!
* Not my photo! But it's the same 61-63 Imperial Panelescent display in my car.
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Angelina Jolie，It's really beautiful
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That legendary eye contact between Angelina jolie and Monica Bellucci
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