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Andrew, I looked there too but couldn't
find the red thing.
HM
Dou you have a picture to post?
find the red thing.
HM
Dou you have a picture to post?
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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I guess I'll start one here. A little more difficult !!!!
NOT a simple Nuvistor....
Close-up of one piece.
Hint 1: These are the same and not fasteners.
2: There is no through hole.
3: about 1/4" Dia
4: These have saved many lives.
Another hint: 5: These contain a tiny bit of Am rare element.
Need another hint??????
HMike
NOT a simple Nuvistor....
Close-up of one piece.
Hint 1: These are the same and not fasteners.
2: There is no through hole.
3: about 1/4" Dia
4: These have saved many lives.
Another hint: 5: These contain a tiny bit of Am rare element.
Need another hint??????
HMike
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HMike,
I couldn't find the exact model, but the ones on eBay all look pretty similar. There's a handheld transmitter part, and another smaller part that attaches to the collar. Some appear to be shock-based, but this one looks ultrasonic maybe. Just a guess. They can be used to stop dogs from barking. ('Barkfree' is one of the brands. Starts with B?)
I couldn't find the exact model, but the ones on eBay all look pretty similar. There's a handheld transmitter part, and another smaller part that attaches to the collar. Some appear to be shock-based, but this one looks ultrasonic maybe. Just a guess. They can be used to stop dogs from barking. ('Barkfree' is one of the brands. Starts with B?)
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The red transmitter box appears to have a UHF antenna mounted. The small unit
appears to have a collar / belt mounting device and one picture seems to display
and electrode to "get a jolt" (old song -- Monster Mash).
HMike
I also need to note to the inventor of the pocket calculator, the internet, Nobel Prize recepiant
AND Globule warming, Algore, It's snowing again here in North Iowa :-( More Phony political promises...........
appears to have a collar / belt mounting device and one picture seems to display
and electrode to "get a jolt" (old song -- Monster Mash).
HMike
I also need to note to the inventor of the pocket calculator, the internet, Nobel Prize recepiant
AND Globule warming, Algore, It's snowing again here in North Iowa :-( More Phony political promises...........
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Close enogh I GUESS
no shock tho
google "BowLingual'
the red item attaches to the collar-'hears' the dog (turns out even the 'barkless' Baseji who howls only and 80 other breeds are in the program- so you add your dog and the receiver translates what your dog is 'saying' it records the barks and the time they happen so when you come home you can find out when your dog was barking and what he was saying..as well as using it when you are with your dog- I would not think it would be a good thing for the dog to wear full time, of course..
I wonder what Caesar Milan thinks of it- be interesting to compare what he is getting from dogs to what thew Bow-lingual is saying-:-0
MY $$ goes on the Dog Whisperer--
no shock tho
google "BowLingual'
the red item attaches to the collar-'hears' the dog (turns out even the 'barkless' Baseji who howls only and 80 other breeds are in the program- so you add your dog and the receiver translates what your dog is 'saying' it records the barks and the time they happen so when you come home you can find out when your dog was barking and what he was saying..as well as using it when you are with your dog- I would not think it would be a good thing for the dog to wear full time, of course..
I wonder what Caesar Milan thinks of it- be interesting to compare what he is getting from dogs to what thew Bow-lingual is saying-:-0
MY $$ goes on the Dog Whisperer--
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Ha. That's some messed up stuff. Lol. 
BowLingual - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think it's safe to say none of us ever would have gotten that. I had no idea such a product existed. (We *were* pretty close, though!)
Still stumped on HMike's item... Another hint?
BowLingual - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think it's safe to say none of us ever would have gotten that. I had no idea such a product existed.
(We *were* pretty close, though!)Still stumped on HMike's item... Another hint?
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I'm not 'that' old. I just read my uncle's old magazines from the 60's when I was young.
Too late, everyone else has posted before I saw this haha it's ok, I don't have anything to post anyways
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Pigs fly and dogs talk - Who would have guessed
Hint 5 is added.
HMike
Hint 5 is added.
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miniature atomized particle counters, for counting airborn particles of a tiny size, such as atomized liquids or residual matter from a localized combustion?
I guess it could also be a jacket snap
I guess it could also be a jacket snap
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BShan -----
Damn you are sooo close. (You have it)
Do you have a current common market application?
HMike
Your comment " residual matter from a localized combustion" tells the story.
These are the ionization sources used in common Smoke Detectors !!!
The tiny element in there is as I'm told is an isotope Am241.
Good work -- Now your turn to "stump the chumps" with a picture.
Damn you are sooo close. (You have it)
Do you have a current common market application?
HMike
Your comment " residual matter from a localized combustion" tells the story.
These are the ionization sources used in common Smoke Detectors !!!
The tiny element in there is as I'm told is an isotope Am241.
Good work -- Now your turn to "stump the chumps" with a picture.
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If no one gets it right away, I will post some more revealing shots.
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Easy ---- That is a sensor which monitors the decay of dilithium crystals in a
warp drive reactor. The long curved arm isolates the device from the reactor
chamber wall temperatures thereby adding stability to the system. No one wants to
drop out of warp in the middle of a star.....
HMike
warp drive reactor. The long curved arm isolates the device from the reactor
chamber wall temperatures thereby adding stability to the system. No one wants to
drop out of warp in the middle of a star.....
HMike
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:crackup: Wow I didn't think anyone would figure it out that quickly!
Now where did I put that dilithium?
Now where did I put that dilithium?
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LS ---
Guessing that the device has only two leads, I think
it is a sensor of some sort. That long arm which looks
broken off is confusing.
How big is it?
HMike
Guessing that the device has only two leads, I think
it is a sensor of some sort. That long arm which looks
broken off is confusing.
How big is it?
HMike
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The black part is about the size of a baby's fist.
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Ohhhh -- That big ! Some kind of igniter?
HMike
HMike
