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Who knows? 
And no, not keypads...
And no, not keypads...
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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Darn, its hard to tell these things without knowing the scale.
A guess: is it the sensor of a pulse oximeter, the kind you clip on a finger?
A guess: is it the sensor of a pulse oximeter, the kind you clip on a finger?
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No and no.
Scale? this thin is about 6" long and maybe 2" high.
Scale? this thin is about 6" long and maybe 2" high.
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How do you call them in English ..... those elastic tools for keep a cut opened when the doctor is doing surgery ? .....
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I think i figured it out: Is it a breath monitor for sleep studies, with the upper 2 blue sensors going into the nose and the lower one in front of the mouth?
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Those are some trendy sunglasses!
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Thats soooo close i'm gonna give it to you.
Its to aid sleep apnia.
Google image search "sleepstrip".
Over to you Benm
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Tnx.. didn't know the exact name of it
Here is a picture to take guesses at - please be as specific as possible since the general idea is easy enough to see.
Here is a picture to take guesses at - please be as specific as possible since the general idea is easy enough to see.
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Contacts from a DPST switch.
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it holds your nose close when you go under water...
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OK -- Swimmer nose clamps. OOPs someone elses guess.........
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These are obviously clamps, but they are not intended for any bodypart!
Here is a different perspective:
Here is a different perspective:
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Clamps for hold together two circular/cylindrical shaped objects with different diameter ..... (who said "captain obvious" ? )
@ anselm: i've found 4 of them, til now, but really don't remember the brands now, sorry.
)@ anselm: i've found 4 of them, til now, but really don't remember the brands now, sorry.
