Game: Guess the mystery object !

[The Lightning Stalker]

It's a crib monitor that attaches to one of the bars in the crib.

 

[hakzaw1]

nope and nope

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

Straps to the body to monitor heart beat etc.
HMike

 

[hakzaw1]

HM your avatar just made me shoot milk out my nose--

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

I loved that movie -- FUN....
HM

Here's an easy one. Yes those are wires.

 

[hakzaw1]

a strike anywhere anytime match??(water and wind proof)

blasting cap??

########## dont give up on my red thing-- maybe i was wrong about many having seen these..
it DOES attach and it DOES 'monitor' but no hearbeats or babies

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

Hak -- Getting warm, you missed the hint.
HM

 

[The Lightning Stalker]

It's an electric ignitor. Homemade?

 

[andrewb]

A thermistor?

 

[Polonium210]

Model rocket engine ignitor?

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

Wellllll ......
LS got close enough!!!! Flamingpyro would have got it
immediately!
It is NOT a squib but an electric match used to ignite
fireworks!!! I don't make these!
HMike

Good night -- bedtime for an old fart !!!!!

 

[hakzaw1]

I was kinda close too- so i am putting one back up that was never fully IDed IMO
I put vdc power to it from 3 to 12 v nothing happens- found in a misc box of wires and such- I am I correct saying/thinking that LEDs only work with the + and - going to the correct side AND that they normally have reverse polarity protection??

there are no markings of any kind on this item..

adding more pics since i don't know what the hell this 'wire' is for.

 

[The Lightning Stalker]

I have seen those before, but I don't know what they are either, and I'm fairly sure those are IR LEDs, so
you won't see much if anything. LEDs have no reverse protection whatsoever. Running current through
them backwards is not good for them, though it's not as bad as it is with a laser diode. It depends on how
much and for how long. The same goes for the high power ones such as the Phlatlights (guess how I
found that out). :cryyy:

 

[hakzaw1]

Ah I did not think of non visible LED-light can I check that with my LPM? would the center likely be the +end?? maybe i should check the continuity at the plug when light shines of the clear lens (?photodiodes?)these have OR MAYBE I take a hammer and see whats inside--

My reply to H Mike about the red mystery things was a clue-- including the quote he has there.

'Stop pi$$ing like a puppy, Sherman!!'

(but nothing to do with toilet training a dog)

 

[Flaminpyro]

I know what they are, they are repeaters for IR controllers, if you have a house stereo system and you have speakers in your bedroom you will
have a pick-up unit in you bed room and it will send the controllers IR single over wires to the stereo equipment and there it is fed into these
units which are mounted just under your main control unit, now you can turn the volume up remotely

I know as I had this type of set up many years ago

see here> Infrared Remote Extender 2 Emitters 1 Receiver Hidden IR Repeater System Kit DC | eBay

 

[ped]

I was kinda close too- so i am putting one back up that was never fully IDed IMO
I put vdc power to it from 3 to 12 v nothing happens- found in a misc box of wires and such- I am I correct saying/thinking that LEDs only work with the + and - going to the correct side AND that they normally have reverse polarity protection??

there are no markings of any kind on this item..

adding more pics since i don't know what the hell this 'wire' is for.

We've had these before in this thread I think.