It's very sparsely populated and most Norwegians take planes because it's much faster and relatively affordable. The weather conditions in the mountains can also be harsh and unpredictable, especially in the winter.

@@markuserikssen Ja, det er sant, men tenk på det da Sveits eller Østerrike på alpene 🤷‍♂️ Der er fin motorveier også. Hadde vært fantastisk minst en to-felt vei hver retning fra Oslo til Bergen.

@@gabornagy3888 I think the difference with Switzerland and Austria is that these countries are smaller and have a higher population with more bigger cities in between. Besides that, these countries are surrounded by countries with big populations, so the routes are used to connect other parts of Europe. They are also much more touristy. Bergen is basically a dead end in a sparsely populated region, even though the city region still has a decent population. I do agree that a highway would be much better between Oslo and Bergen, but I can understand why it didn't happen. (I'm not Norwegian or Scandinavian but can understand what you're saying)

the copper spring surrounds 6-8 vertical copper uprights. The uprights are all connected to the gpio pin, and the copper spring is connected to the ground. when the ball pushes the spring to touch the uprights the circuit is completed allowing for the input to register in the arduino/single board computer.

@@jonathanleslie9100 thanks for the reply!

@@nickboston4559 no worries. I'm going to add a solenoid under the bumper as well so I can activate a plunger to squeeze down on the ball and shoot it out of the bumper like a real pop bumper in a pinball machine

@@nickboston4559 you actually don't need the SBC for the led or the solenoid, only for the scoring.

Thanks for the example

You feed the motor electricity. That or human flesh, I’m not familiar with this species.