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No numbers, no name, no nuthin' ??? What is it?

Started by KTHOMPSONJR, November 06, 2012, 01:33:50 PM

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KTHOMPSONJR

Daycare manager found this on one of the closets after a remodel. No one has a clue...

Bill Houghton

I don't know, but I'd be very, very nervous if someone approached me holding that.

Mac53

What does the end of that cable look like? Can you get a photo if it facing the other way?
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Lostmind

Something Darth Vader used.It will be interesting to know the answer.I think a photo of the end of the plug will give the clue.
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mrchuck

The connector is a PL-259.
Looks like an "arc" will be produced between the electrode probes.
Shock therapy device most likely.
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superzstuff

Looks something like a moisture meter probe to check moisture content of lumber.
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Aunt Phil

Daycare operators use them on both severely congested and runny nose kids.

Depending on which condition, you either hook it to AC or DCEP on a small welder and stuff half of the probe up each side of the kid's nose.  Step on the footpedal a time or two and the rugrat is cured.
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oldtools

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Ietech

#9
After looking at the connector I would guess that is for testing coax cable used for connecting TVs an such tp the roof antenna  or cable box -- to test the cable for proper installation of the end connectors. (Just a guess) Basically it's a continuity tester.
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