Adrian Pinchbeck

@adrianpinchbeck.bsky.social

Builder and landscaper with interests in boating, angling, tagging sharks, benthic mapping and aerial surveying, BRUVs, searching for shipwrecks, technical builds, conservation, climate change...

We'll do a proper launch announcement Monday, but as of now, the latest OpenCTD, the Sixth Edition of the Construction and Operation Manual, and all the firmware, shapefiles, and gerbers are live! OpenCTD Rev8 is here! github.com/Oceanography...

GitHub - OceanographyforEveryone/OpenCTD: The OpenCTD is a low-cost, open-source CTD for researchers and citizen scientists.

The OpenCTD is a low-cost, open-source CTD for researchers and citizen scientists. - OceanographyforEveryone/OpenCTD

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Lucky for me this brown crab didn't want to taste test the camera, as it later proceeded to hammer the bait cage and send it to dry dock for repairs! As the water off Bridlington is now clearing, brown and swimmer crabs, lobsters and assorted flatfish can be brought to the camera for better viewing.

Residents of an inshore Bridlington Bay shipwreck attend the BRUV for day 4 of #25DaysOfFishmas. A shoal of pouting investigate the bait cage, while tucked away in a triangular hole top left is a rarely filmed visitor in these waters - a shy conger eel awakes and surveys the melee outside! 🐟🧐🎅🦑

AI is now capable of designing a record-breaking deep sea submersible on its own. This marks a new age of exploration and I encourage all my fellow AI champions to build one and get in it so they can celebrate this achievement from the bottom of the sea.

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Just thought I'd catch up with the Blue Tit box this morning, as there's been quite a bit of nest building activity recently. I was surprised to see what might be a couple of eggs below feathers in the centre, and if so it would be about a week and a half earlier than last year. 🐣🐣

Camera view inside a box for Blue Tits, showing a bed of white feathers, and what could be two eggs in the very centre.