We spotted this upgrade on a recent trip to a Powerhouse Theater production:
Vassar Old Main – High-availability Trash Can
Compared with the older version, I’d say it’s a great improvement:
Vassar Old Main – Broken Trash Can 1
Who says things never get better?
 | Wireless Keypad Cap… on Kinesis Freestyle 2: Steel Tac… |
 | Ed on Crock Pot Base Screw |
| Ed on Crock Pot Base Screw |
| Ed on Crock Pot Base Screw |
 | Jason Doege on Crock Pot Base Screw |
 | RCPete on Crock Pot Base Screw |
 | Brent on Crock Pot Base Screw |
| Ed on Obfuscated Signage |
| Ed on Obfuscated Signage |
 | scruss2 on Obfuscated Signage |
#1 by madbodger on 2016-08-28 - 10:46
Now to find the dump where all those lovely solar cells, motors, batteries, and controllers ended up. Granted, the batteries are probably duff, but the rest of the bits could be useful.
#2 by Ed on 2016-08-28 - 14:55
Maybe they’re cannibalizing the deaders to keep the others alive, warranty period be damned?
#3 by Frans on 2016-08-28 - 11:57
The city of Antwerp is currently proudly replacing ye olde trashcans with compacting trashcans (six times the capacity) that give the trash collectors a whistle when they’re (almost?) full. I hope they won’t suffer the same fate in a few years…
#4 by Ed on 2016-08-28 - 14:55
I give them two years, tops, before they begin failing. Mark my words!