DCC in model trains is very cool, I have played with n-scale and it rocks (not that i'd admit it to anyone outside this forum)
I used the Lenz stuff

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Simon

 

Thats the bomb simon ho scale .. even have a thomas the tank setup lol

 

me too! but in n-scale

 

So Rheumatoid Arthritis is the immune system turning against the body - quite different to normal arthritis... It is a absolute witch of a condition to fight. You try to get healthy by exercise which creates an immune response to attack the joints... infact any form of stress can trigger it. Sux..

 

My Brother in law has an incredible setup. A whole room dedicated to trains with multi layer. Looks very impressive, he makes alot of the landscapes himself. I will try to grab a picture or two.,.

 

I like the DCC, trains become like person commuters (nice joke there) with their own "IP address". You can have 6 trains (or more on the track) with only two wires to the track and control them individually, it's cool technology.

As for train setups, check this out - Those crazy Germans
Simon

 

That is awsome.

 

Yes i just watched it.... 500,000 hours to create! that equals 248 man years of work....@ 8 hours per day using australian work standard

 

Really impressive, would be brilliant to see.

 

this the airport section

 

I ride motorcycle. Nothing fancy just FZ6. Usually I do not push it hard but when I went first time to racetrack I wiped footrests.

I dive and it was more relaxing than adrenaline rushing, but it can be quite dangerous at 60m depth if something goes wrong.

 

I hope you use nitrox / trimix at 60 meters or you may not be posting on Heligods for much longer. 60 meters is 200 feet, beyond the (sensible) range of normal scuba
Simon

 

I reached "the arch" at Blue Hole. All depends on time. It was quick dive on air. Many divers lost their lives there.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Hole_(Red_Sea)

My PADI licence is for 40m (Advanced).

 

Bounce diving is never a good idea, do a trimix course if you want to go deep
I too have a PADI adv license, but I have also worked for diving and seen a lot of professional divers (including a mate who's a cat 3 cave diver) . It's a different league to PADI Adv.
Be safe mate, besides the best stuff is shallow anyway
Simon

 

It looks like a wickedly awesome dive, going through the arch looks like trimix territory for sure. I am envious of that dive. Good stuff. I also get happy at 130 feet... (it is fun)
Simon