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I will say it is NOT part of an "aerial" vehicle. But it might have been intended to fly.
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Does it have something to do with turbine engines used in ships or electrical power plants?
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Nope.
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It looks like some kind of combustion chamber.
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It is a chilled chamber housing numerous IR sensing devices to be used for some neferious purpose.
OR --- It the camera which takes a picture of your package at the airport body scan !!!!!
HMike
OR --- It the camera which takes a picture of your package at the airport body scan !!!!!
HMike
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Is it part of an aerospace vehicle that never reached space?
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It Look Russian
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Multiple wavelenghts sensors camera unit for satellites ? (IR, UV, BW, RGB, and so on ?)
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Can you please check why my phone cable is not working correctly ? ..... it's easy to find it ..... it's yellow
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Can you please check why my phone cable is not working correctly ? ..... it's easy to find it ..... it's yellow
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Is It from the R1?
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Things look stalled here. Another pix........
This is obvisouly a cartridge but presented because of its age.
~3.5" long and used in what historic rifle? It has a name. It was used in a famous battle.
HMike
This is obvisouly a cartridge but presented because of its age.
~3.5" long and used in what historic rifle? It has a name. It was used in a famous battle.
HMike
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Well... I think it was used in a Stevens 5100 because I cheated and looked at the image name. That gun was a side-by-side shotgun, but I guess this is a slug for it since that's obviously not a shotgun shell? :undecided:
These were made during the right time period to be used in WWII, which had a lot of famous battles.
I feel like none of that is right though...
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These were made during the right time period to be used in WWII, which had a lot of famous battles.
I feel like none of that is right though...
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is it the 44-40?
Custer's last stand?
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Not shotgun. 44-40 was a .429 cal cartridge of the old west about 1.5" long used in revolvers and lever guns.
HM
Not shotgun. 44-40 was a .429 cal cartridge of the old west about 1.5" long used in revolvers and lever guns.
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