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Transistor radio?

Two way radio?

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The back of them are typical printed circuit boards. To be honest, the costs  for the work involved is amazing. If your anything more  than a caveman you have used both of these items.

C22

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God, I'll be glad when winter is over.  This group gets weird in winter!

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Smoke detector because of the LED on the board 

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On the right; a dingleschaeffer. 

On the left; an overlator. 

Sheees, don't you guys know anything?

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4 minutes ago, .ghoti. said:

On the right; a dingleschaeffer. 

On the left; an overlator. 

Sheees, don't you guys know anything?

I plead ignorance.....

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5 minutes ago, .ghoti. said:

On the right; a dingleschaeffer. 

On the left; an overlator. 

Sheees, don't you guys know anything?

Watch it Mr. Mod.  That overlator is awfully close to an ovulator.  This is a family forum.

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They are not related to each other for useage.

.Millions and millions of people use the one on the right every day

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cell phone on the right? 

 

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left looks like a doorbell. Right looks like a phone base that fits on the wall from the hole pattern, or maybe an alarm clock.

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The one on the left is a 120 volt Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, GFCI,found in every kitchen and bath room.$16

On the right is  a wireless keyboard mouse. Note cut out for the wheel.$5.00 shipped.

I love "reverse engineering" [tearing things apart to see how they work].

If you want to see something amazing, look into a truck/car door lock actuator.

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