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Game: Guess the mystery object !

Hemlock_Mike

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That "thing" is an old pump up blow torch. The little pan gets the gas generator hot before ignition.
HM
 





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Almost.... but not exactly.:na:
It's a bit misleading because there is a part missing, but I'll accept your answer.
 
millirad

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@HIMNL9 some kind of source for isotope ?

Here's a quick one..............



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HIMNL9

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No, mine is not a lamp nor an isotope source, nor a geiger tube ..... yes, it's a sensor, but you need to guess what type of sensor, or the name (or how it work, if you prefer) ..... and no, not a phosphor disc, inside, also if UV are involved in it

A help ? ..... it "see" something :p



@millirad: some sort of vacuum pump for "dust-clean" machines ? (i think are called "white chambers" in English, those zones or machines where there is no dust for work with chips)
 
DEMONEX

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Turbomolecular Pumps for vacuum & gas abatement

or Recoil proton telescope
 
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millirad

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Demonex is the winner! Ding! Ding! It's a turbomolecular high vacuum pump. You were right HIMNL9, when you said vacuum pump. :) It's use is to go from ~100 millitorr pressure and reach extremely high vacuum states. These are used sometimes with reactors/chambers that process wafers.
 
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Flaminpyro

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@ himnl9 it's not a part, it's the whole thing it's self.

@ ped sorry tiny pic is the only way I know how, if you instruct me I will do it another way.
 
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HIMNL9

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Another help about mine: it "see" only uv, but it "look" for something more visible than just UV, and that you never usually associate to UV :p :D
 
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