It's a vast site full of decayed temples, chapels, pylons, and other buildings.
Most of the extant buildings date from the New Kingdom.
These are pillars of the Great Hypostyle Hall from the Precinct of Amun-Re.
10219
Leto II's reign began.
He rules for 3500 years.
Travel between planets is banned. People aren't free and progress is restricted.
People had peace but no freedom
11745 AG
THE ORDER OF MENTATS is suppressed by Leto II.
12335 AG
The execution of THE NINE HISTORIANS.
13724 AG
(13728 AG according to the original saga)
Death of Leto II.
Humanity plunges into Famine but is now free.
Many flee the old empire and head into outer space.
Thus begins "the Scattering".
The Scattering of the Human race would increase it's chance of survival in the long run.
14702
Ruins found on Crompton
15200 AG
Lost ones return out of the scattering.
15525 AG
Leto's journals are discovered.
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I'm slowly building up a Modular Video Synth.
This comprises mainly LZX & Brown Shoes Only Modules.
Dave Jones is another manufacturer who deserves to be mentioned.
I've been waiting for his new Video Synth to appear for ages.
There is also the option to use modules not designed for video.
Here is a useful link:
https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34122
Audio Oscillators with the LZX Visionary
(WMD Gamma Wave Source, Wiard Oscillator, MakeNoise QMMG, and the Toppobrillo TWF)
Roland V-Synth XT as a Video Oscillator (waveforms)
What the Malekko Wiard Anti-Oscillator looks like and what the LZX VWG sounds like
Moddemix VS. LZX
Cwejman SPH-2 demo as a video module
LZX + Doepfer A137-2 Wave Multiplier
A-136 Solarization Tests
Colors of Shadows
WMD - Synchrodyne - LZX VIDEO
("Lovely filter that makes video look awesome. Syncs to verticals and horizontal.")
Livewire AFG ??
anti oscillator
Doepfer A-111 - VCO
Doepfer A-110 VCO - I'm using this . Works well.
Doepfer A137-2, A196, A126 ???
Doepfer A- 170 - slew limiter.
PEG - pingable EG
Intellijel Planar
Malekko Envelator and Maths - yes !!!
Malekko Borg ("pretty for smearing out video")
Cwejman S1
Harvestman oscillators - Piston Honda,- Hertz D
Intellijel Dr Octature II 4 Pole Low Pass Filter & Octature Sine Wave VCO
Dr Octature 1
A envelope follower and quadrature lfo ??
Doepfer A143-9 Quadrature VCLFO
MATHS
Doepfer A-151 V2 Quad sequential switch
Doepfer Sample and Hold
4ms Rotate Clock Divider
Morphing Terrarium
Intellejel planar
Intellejel Spock ("cool stuff to video via its logic magic")
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A replacement for the LZX Audio Frequency Decoder might be a attenuator
like the Doepfer A-183-3 to reduce modular level voltages to LZX levels (0-1Vpp).
Normal line levels (like out of a DJ mixer) might work un-attenuated. They are around 1.4Vpp
Some sort of BP filter that splits the frequencies would prob be a good addition
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Pressure points/Brains MODDED FOR 1V VIDEO WILL WORK WITH LZX
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Syncing the visual cortex.
"I would add since having the VSG as the main SYNC
out that I just use the RCA out's of the Color Video Encoder as my
Genlock signal for both of my external TBC's. The Color Video Encoder is
connected with the same custom cable from the VSG and then to the VC.
It works great as the main Genlock source.
........
BTW if anyone is curious as to
the cable configuration all you need is the first pair from the 14 pin
connector(marked in red), those are the ground signal, and the last pair
as that seems to be the sync signal. Take those wires and solder them
to a male rca plug and then plug it into the 'sync in' of the VC and
then switch the dip switch to slave." (DSC).
Links:
1. Frame Generators Vs TBC
2. MFB VD-01 to LZX
3. Audio Frequency Decoder
4. syncing the Visual Cortex
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Author; Frank Herbert
It's the second in his Dune series of six novels
Published 1969
Publisher Putnam Publishing
Media type Print (hardcover & paperback)
Pages 256
OCLC 32595
A shorter version appeared in Galaxy Magazine July-Sept, 1969
There are 9 printings of the first edition
First printing: There is no date on the title page other
than the 1969 date, and the copyright page indicates no other editions.
The book boards are a medium cafe brown color which was unique to the
first edition, first printing. Library of Congress catalog card number on the bottom of copyright page, price $4.95 on the front flap. 256 pages
Later printings and book club editions
had black or red boards.
Second impression has a $14.95 price. 220 pages.
3rd printing: 'third impression' on copyright page, price $17.95, brown boards.
eighth impression has an $18.95 price.220 pages
Author; Frank Herbert
Published: April 1985
ISBN 0-399-13027-6 (hardcover)
First UK Edition Gollancz, London (1985).
Frank Herbert died in 1986, with the series unfinished.
Brian Herbert & Kevin Anderson published two sequels based on notes left by Frank Herbert.
16. Hunters of Dune
17. Sandworms of Dune
The volume number is incorrectly listed as 128 in the table of contents.
Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact,
April 1976 ***
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Identifying a dUNE first edition, First Printing. (August, 1965)
The jacket has a pictorial dark red and blue desert scene.
& grey endpapers
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