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The uncovered mount to your vibrating dildo
You beat me to it. It's a transformer to supply power to a vintage vibrator.
It could also contain some C4
Kinda weird I don't know what it is, but I swear I have seen that exact thing in my adventures in life somewhere.
My wife just texted me a little concerned because she received a text from a number she's never seen before and the only thing in the text was this picture. What is it?
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My wife just texted me a little concerned because she received a text from a number she's never seen before and the only thing in the text was this picture. What is it?
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My wife just texted me a little concerned because she received a text from a number she's never seen before and the only thing in the text was this picture. What is it?
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714 is an OG Orange County area code.
I still have it for my cell phone, don't wanna give it up since they aren't issuing any new 714 numbers.
Looks like old telecom stuff to me...?
714 is an OG Orange County area code.
I still have it for my cell phone, don't wanna give it up since they aren't issuing any new 714 numbers.
Looks like old telecom stuff to me...?
That's part of an IP spoofing unit commonly used to generate duplicate screenames and circumvent IP bans on popular forum software from the early 2000's.
It's gotta be for a motor. Hence the capacitor.I'm thinking it's a step up transformer / power supply for an electrostatic hvac filter
That's part of an IP spoofing unit commonly used to generate duplicate screenames and circumvent IP bans on popular forum software from the early 2000's.
I don't know, but quick - somebody ban it from CA
Looks like an old battery charger
the diodes on the left side (rectifier), and the big starting cap make me think welder, but the transformer looks like a battery charger with 6 & 12 volt windings.
It is the inside of a battery charger
Just a clock Nothing to worry about.
It's a high pressure sodium ballast and starting capacitor for a 400w light fixture