FACTOID # 118: Australians lead the world in hours worked and membership in many voluntary organizations. How do they find the energy?
 
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Multimode Singlemode Fiber Optic Converter - Telebyte Model 279 (362 words)
The Model 279 can also be used when the optical fiber type of the equipment is not compatible with the installed fiber optic cable.
The Model 279 is powered by a wall-mounted DC adapter that develops 12 V. By use of an internal DC-to-DC converter the user can supply any DC voltage from +8 V to +36 V for those situations where AC is not available.
The fiber optic ports of the Model 279 are provided on ST connectors.
Pennsylvania @ NorthEastRoads.com - Interstate 279 (3328 words)
Southbound Interstate 279 and Truck U.S. 19 approaches the interchange with Pennsylvania 28 northeast to Etna and Interstate 579 south to the Liberty Bridge and Liberty Tunnel.
Southbound Interstate 279 at Junction Eastbound Interstate 376.
Close-up of signage for Interstate 279 southbound from Pennsylvania 51.
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