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An award-winning cameraman has praised Scotland’s scenery and said it is one of the best places in the world to learn how to dive. Doug Allan, originally from Dunfermline, has worked on series including Blue Planet and Frozen Planet, going on to win five Baftas and four Emmys, among other industry awards. The 68-year-old had years of experience working with the British Antarctic Survey before even picking up a camera and heading down a whole new career path as a freelance film-maker. He started diving in 1968 and said it was a much longer process than today’s prospective divers face – although the Scottish weather is still providing good year-round training opportunities. Speaking to the PA news agency, he said: “Would you believe, you can see the sort of equipment that we used to use if you look in museums. “Back in those days there wasn’t anything like the number of divers being trained that there are being now with the explosion, huge increase of tourism, it’s put diving really within the grip of anyone. “Anyone who’s at home in the water can be taught to dive fairly quickly – not to look after themselves or to look after other people but certainly go and experience the wonde...

SSI Schaefer Automation is the point of contact for intralogistics processes and projects for all industries. The company implements the entire plant design and provides complete packages of turnkey logistics properties. The offer also includes standardised logistics software. Both modules ensure flexibility and efficiency in all areas. There is only one contact person for all questions concerning construction, installation and operation. In order to further minimise friction losses, the specialist relies largely on standardised assembly groups with the aim of obtaining subsystems from a single source, if possible. And igus enters the scene here. With the introduction of the Exyz (RBG) storage and retrieval unit in 2012, the world’s leading logistics company relies on harnessed energy supply systems for up and down movements. The advantages are obvious: the ready-to-connect readychain energy chain systems optimise the procurement process, streamline internal logistics and reduce assembly times. The system solution consists of an E2/000 series energy chain that is openable along the inner radius, including strain relief, dependable chainflex control and data cables as well ...

This site is operated by a business or businesses owned by Informa PLC and all copyright resides with them. Informa PLC’s registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. Registered in England and Wales. Number 8860726. Klein Tools introduces the Full-Cycle Ratcheting Crimper, featuring three crimping cavities for use on 10-22 AWG stranded copper wire. Its ergonomic design reduces the force needed to crimp wires and enables consistent, repeatable crimps to help professional electricians get the job done right day in, day out.  â€œCrimping insulated terminals onto wire is an essential, everyday function for professional electricians,” says Tyler Winthers, senior product manager at Klein Tools. “Klein’s new Ratcheting Crimper features three crimping cavities in one tool to reduce the number of tools needed to get the day’s tasks done right. Its adjustable compound action design reduces the force required to complete successful crimps with a built-in ratchet to improve consistency. Professionals can expect to complete uniform crimps every time when equipped with this innovative new job-site solution.” For more information, visit www.kleintools.com/new-products...

Auto Value has launched a blended ignition coil program in response to growing demand for exact-fit replacements. The OE Engine Management Cataloguing Program was designed to streamline the process of finding OE-fit ignition coils. “With so many sensors and electronic parts facilitating the operation of today’s modern vehicles, technicians are becoming increasingly selective about what parts they are willing to put onto a customer’s vehicle,” said Justin Hebert, category manager for the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, headquarters for Auto Value. “Everything on the vehicle must communicate and function in harmony with all of the other components. When a technician has to replace a failing part, he doesn’t want there to be any doubt that the new part will restore the system to operational efficiency and remove the error light.” The Alliance partnered with the four largest global OE Ignition Coil suppliers: Bosch, Delphi, Denso, and Hitachi, representing an exhaustive knowledge of the specifications required for almost every engine platform in production today. Many of them have earned ignition coil OE business or OES (Original Equipment Supplier) business, or improved on the OE...

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When you buy something using the retail links in our stories, we may earn a small commission. Outside does not accept money for editorial gear reviews. Read more about our policy. My fiancée and I have two dogs: Lola, a six-year-old cocker spaniel, and Timber, a three-year-old golden retriever. They’re our adventure companions, traveling with us in the car for camping trips over long weekends and quick jaunts to the trailhead for evening hikes. But cars are made for humans, so it takes extra effort to ensure my four-legged family members are properly restrained. In addition, when they aren’t belted in, they like to climb all over the place, getting in the way and making the interior filthy in the process. “This is a big issue,” says Lindsey Wolko, founder of the Center for Pet Safety. “We get numerous reports a year of pets injured in the car, along with reports of people injured by projectile pets in crashes.” As a dog dad, here’s how I keep my pets (and my sanity) safe while ferrying them around in my old Land Cruiser. Here’s the $25 Amazon hammock we use. It saves the interior of our vehicles and keeps the dogs from climbing onto the center console. (Photo: Chris O’Nei...

This conversation is moderated according to USA TODAY’s community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. The use of radio frequency identification (RFID) ear tags speeds up data collection and improves animal disease traceability. (Photo: Elizabeth Beyer, AP) The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced its implementation timeline for mandatory electronic animal identification for cattle earlier this year. By Jan. 1, 2023 all dairy cattle will require an official 840 RFID ear tag for interstate movement.  The use of radio frequency identification (RFID) ear tags speeds up data collection and improves animal disease traceability. This improved level of traceability is crucial to protect the long-term health, marketability and economic viability of the U.S. livestock industry.  To initiate the move away from metal tags, and toward RFID ear tags, USDA has announced an implementation timeline:  • Dec. 31, 2019 – USDA will discontinue providing free metal tags. However, approved vendors will be permitted to produce official metal tags for one additional year. Approved vendor tags will be available for purchase on a State-by-State basis as authorized...