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En hel drös av Carlsson-renoveringar är påbörjade och en hel del avklarade med entusiastiska kunder som påföljd - Vilken tur :) Vi har mycket inne i kategorin vilket är superkul, inom 2 veckor kommer lagret dessutom återigen att fyllas med det efterlängtade bas/mellanreg. B65OA-IV (5,3 resp. 8ohm), glöm inte att boka på vår hemsida för att säkra dessa då åtgången är hög i tiderna! Följ länken: https://www.hifikit.se/komponenter/hogtalarelement/b65oa-iv.html Vi önskar er en trevlig kväll - *** #hifikit #carlsson #orthoacoustic #od11 #oa5 #oa114 #oa116 #oa5mmx #kolboxen #oa50 #oa51 #orginal #verkstad #renoveringpågår #vipåhifikit (på/i Hifi Kit) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1kv-LMhT3/?igshid=twjq5155wnci

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Ser ut som att Carlsson-renovering står på veckans verkstads-schema. OA-5 i synnerhet! #carlssonhögtalare #carlssonspeakers #oa5 #oa14 #hifi #vintagespeakers #hifirepair #hifikit (på/i Hifi Kit) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByQF1_BIWYs/?igshid=1fvf4wirs8oeb

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OA-5 mission prepares to leave space station.

29 days after arriving at the laboratory, the S.S. Alan Poindexter Cygnus is scheduled to depart the International Space Station at 8:20am EDT, November 21. The spacecraft launched on October 17 with more than 5,300 pounds of cargo, and also marked the redesigned Antares rocket’s return to flight. Two days after being released from the space station, Cygnus will fly freely for up to 10 days, where it will release seven cubesats and perform the Saffire-II combustion experiment. 3,700 pounds of garbage will also be loaded on the spacecraft, which will be destroyed when Cygnus undergoes destructive reentry in Earth’s atmosphere sometime December 1. Watch the unberthing and release LIVE on NASA TV here. P/C: NASA.

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OA-5 Cygnus, attached to the International Space Station, soars above a beautiful aurora last week.

P/c: NASA.

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S.S. Alan Poindexter arrives at ISS

After lingering in orbit to allow for the Expedition 50 Soyuz to arrive, the OA-5 Cygnus was berthed to the International Space Station earlier this morning, October 23.  Dubbed the S.S. Alan Poindexter, Cygnus brings more than 5,100 pounds of cargo to the orbiting laboratory. The cargo freighter launched from Wallops Island, Virginia on Orbital ATK’s return to flight mission of their Antares rocket October 17. Grappling by the station’s Canadarm 2 occurred at 7:28am EDT after Cygnus performed a series of maneuvers to approach the station from below. Berthing to the nadir, or Earth-facing side of the Unity module was completed a little over three hours later. Cygnus will remain attached to the station until November 18, when it will depart for a week-long solo mission where it will release multiple cubesats as well as the SAFFIRE-II combustion experiment. The spacecraft will then reenter the Earth’s atmosphere destroying it and multiple tons of trash stowed aboard. P/c: NASA.

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Antares rising - the OA-5 mission blasts off from Virginia’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at 7:45pm EDT October 17, 2016. This marked the rocket’s return to flight status after being grounded for more than two years. Additionally, this was the inaugural launch of the Antares 230, featuring redesigned first stage engines and an enhanced upper stage. Around 90 minutes after launch, the Cygnus cargo freighter unfurled its two solar arrays, and is safely in orbit awaiting rendezvous with the International Space Station Sunday morning, October 23.

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Liftoff of Antares, marking a successful return to flight for Orbital ATK’s cargo rocket. Check out our OA5 launch coverage here.

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Ignition and liftoff of Antares! OA-5 is now roaring into orbit.