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Anymore clues HIMLN9?
Again it looks like no one knows what ur oject is :/
Again it looks like no one knows what ur oject is :/
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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Gool-use the edit button at the bottom of your post to add to it please.
two posts only minutes apart-not good.
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Does it have something to do with controlling the RPM of a record player?
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Its a curious thing for sure. Somehow it makes me think of when they recorded audio onto the film reels for cinema, but i'm not quite sure where it fits in 
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@TLM, is it a power line insulator?
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Ok, just for the fun, something easy, that i guess a lot of you have already seen, first of after, "working" for our hobby
It looks like that thing in the middle of the wheel in a computer mouse.
Number 6 and 7 in this picture
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I don't think so... but it's possible.
All the turntables I grew up with had the speed marks on the edge - those 3 differently spaced rows of black and white squares. They use persistence of vision, was the first time I became aware of that concept...
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It looks like that thing in the middle of the wheel in a computer mouse.
Number 6 and 7 in this picture
Those are rotary encoders... so that would make my first guess correct.
On the record players: It was fairly common to have a series of dots on the rim of the turntable, that would appear stationary under 50 or 60 Hz light. Often they'd have a couple of such series, for 33, 45 rpm and such.
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So come on HIMNL9 , are you going to tell us what it is so someone can post a picture of something we actually stand a chance of getting?
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^ LOL, sorry for the delay, but remember that we have different timezones (and sometimes i also need to sleep 5 or 10 minutes )
Ok, ok, it's the disc roller from a CD/DVD burner (the part hooked on the motor that keep the disc), seen from the bottom ..... here are other 2 images, the same one seen from the top, and another one already hooked on its motor (and it's a shame that none of you recognized it, with all the DVD burners that peoples here mangle for diodes, LOL)
)Ok, ok, it's the disc roller from a CD/DVD burner (the part hooked on the motor that keep the disc), seen from the bottom ..... here are other 2 images, the same one seen from the top, and another one already hooked on its motor (and it's a shame that none of you recognized it, with all the DVD burners that peoples here mangle for diodes, LOL
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Uhm, i'm not sure, but it look as a medical device, for me ..... tens ? ..... electrostimulator ? ..... an alien medical probe ? p)
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tens? electrostimulator? probe? nope.
But the word "medical".....hmmm....
But the word "medical".....hmmm....
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:thinking: ..... two keypads from a medical device ? (like the keypads you can find on laptops under the touchpad) ..... wondering if the display in the left is a working display or just the draw of a display .....
