Friday What it Is?

[xr-nut]

I know its not tuesday, but Im kind of bored at the moment and if I dont post this now it wont get done. Bought a truck at the sale, had this bolted to the rear bumper. only writing on its inside. google says some kind of transponder. was this a railroad truck and that made the arms reset? the two wires ran inside to a power source and toggle switch. there was a small orb on the dash, looked like an aftermarket satellite radio antenna thing.

extra today, my old dog aint doin so good. he's not eaten in a two days. really hard to get him up and moving. he 13 in december, so old for a golden.

 

[subybaja]

Aww, poor old guy. Pets to him.

You found the assassin's bomb. Keep an eye on your brake lines.

 

[Alpine4x4]

Dno what your doohicky is, but love to the dog man. Poor guys gettin up there.

 

[M92PV4U]

was this a railroad truck and that made the arms reset?

You know what you must do... maybe works for red light too...



Hope you're friend gets better.

 

[KarlVP]

Transponder for police vehicle that changes all the traffic signals in your favor.

 

[xr-nut]

Transponder for police vehicle that changes all the traffic signals in your favor.

my first thought to your comment was "shit, maybe I shouldnt have cut it all out and tossed it!" but then I thought meh.............theres no stop lights around here. you have to drive 30ish miles away to find one.

 

[Filthy McChevy]

Maybe just for company GPS monitoring?

 

[clodhopper]

Greek to me, maybe a hint to someone else...

• Oscillator circuit​

  Patent number: 6064276
  Abstract: An oscillator circuit comprising first and second mutually electromagnetically couplable resonant circuits, the second circuit comprising a dielectric element and excitation means operable to produce a first frequency of oscillation, the first circuit comprising the dielectric element, excitation means including a two-terminal Schottky device, preferably a Schottky diode, operable, responsive to an applied signal, to vary the resonant frequency of the first resonant circuit, and thereby vary the frequency of oscillation of the oscillator circuit.
  Type: Grant
  Filed: June 16, 1998
  Date of Patent: May 16, 2000
  Assignee: Microware Solutions Limited
  Inventors: John G. Hallatt, Ian R. Aldred