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04/21/2012 05:35:25 PM · #2376 |
Originally posted by MelonMusketeer:
Food processor parts? |
Nope!
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04/21/2012 05:39:27 PM · #2377 |
| Part of a cappuccino machine |
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04/21/2012 06:24:02 PM · #2378 |
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04/21/2012 06:50:00 PM · #2379 |
a drink maker....(bar tools)
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04/21/2012 06:53:37 PM · #2380 |
LOL, nope! You are all nearly as cold as you can get, so I will provide a hint. It's time to leave the kitchen.
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04/21/2012 07:13:26 PM · #2381 |
12AX7A ?
12AT7 ?
6L6 GC ?
Message edited by author 2012-04-21 19:14:29.
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04/21/2012 07:26:06 PM · #2382 |
Originally posted by MelonMusketeer:
12AX7A ?
12AT7 ?
6L6 GC ? |
Now you're "cooking"! I should really have given y'all just a slightly different crop and made you divine the correct type. It's a 24A Tetrode (RF amplifier vacuum tube). The entire object:
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04/21/2012 07:26:15 PM · #2383 |
Auto parts cleaner? Golf ball washer? Frog blender?
eta: vacuum tube? :P
Message edited by author 2012-04-21 19:26:45. |
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04/21/2012 10:16:06 PM · #2384 |
| a tube for an old radio or tv |
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04/22/2012 01:49:53 AM · #2385 |
I knew it was a vacuum tube when I noticed the little twisted wire below the grid. That tube would bite if you touched the top contact while it was fired up. I thought that it might be one of the more common music amp tubes. The 12 AT and AX 7's are preamp tubes, and 6L6 GC's are the output power tubes in a lot of popular classic tube music equipment like Fender guitar amps.
Do two 12A's = one 24 A ? : )
I just got home from work, and don't have any mysteries ready to go, so someone post one.
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04/22/2012 04:38:21 AM · #2386 |
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04/22/2012 06:54:08 AM · #2387 |
| Vice grips (chain vice grips) |
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04/22/2012 10:47:09 AM · #2388 |
Looks like it's a ratchet action on some sort of crimper. You have to close it completely before you can re-open it.
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04/22/2012 11:38:55 AM · #2389 |
| Is it what we call here a "Come Along"... something akin to the ratcheting device to haul your boat onto the trailer. |
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04/22/2012 11:43:48 AM · #2390 |
I think  kirbic is right. I can see exactly what he is talking about, that you would have to close it all the way for the ratchet dog to drop into the open area and allow the jaw to be opened again.
My first thought was a pinch off clamp for hoses, but then I saw that there was no provision to release the ratchet.
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04/22/2012 03:48:12 PM · #2391 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
Looks like it's a ratchet action on some sort of crimper. You have to close it completely before you can re-open it. |
Yeah, kirbic is right.
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04/22/2012 04:30:18 PM · #2392 |
Here's one:
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04/22/2012 04:50:58 PM · #2393 |
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04/22/2012 05:13:45 PM · #2394 |
Originally posted by apercep:
stick bug. |
Dammit! ;-)
You're up!
ETA:
Here's a wider shot:
Message edited by author 2012-04-22 17:16:53.
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04/22/2012 06:09:19 PM · #2395 |
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04/22/2012 06:14:40 PM · #2396 |
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04/22/2012 06:21:26 PM · #2397 |
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04/22/2012 06:26:12 PM · #2398 |
Hand winch on a very tiny sail boat?
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04/22/2012 06:51:37 PM · #2399 |
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04/22/2012 06:54:03 PM · #2400 |
| A piece to an espresso machine? |
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