Suction cup with 1/4" TRS cable? The Next CEO of Stack OverflowPlease help with Identifying my diode?Cable connector type identificationHelp with this componentWhat is this cable called?Need to find the component with marking 500Identify small black cubic component with 2 pinsIdentify a 24 pin QFP with the writing “024 14 09 SD426”Multimeter cable standardStrange component with marking SE-B3Looking for a ribbon cable with this connector
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Suction cup with 1/4" TRS cable?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowPlease help with Identifying my diode?Cable connector type identificationHelp with this componentWhat is this cable called?Need to find the component with marking 500Identify small black cubic component with 2 pinsIdentify a 24 pin QFP with the writing “024 14 09 SD426”Multimeter cable standardStrange component with marking SE-B3Looking for a ribbon cable with this connector
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I found this weird component at a resale store. I feel like it is some sort of pick up but I'm not sure. Lots of things could have a quarter inch TRS cable coming out of it and there's no markings on it whatsoever (save for a small "26" on the suction cup section which I feel like is just for the suction cup).
Weird thing is is the swivel bracket uses a hardened bolt which is on four
I feel like this thing isn't meant to bear any seriously high loads or anything.
What do you think it could be?
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I found this weird component at a resale store. I feel like it is some sort of pick up but I'm not sure. Lots of things could have a quarter inch TRS cable coming out of it and there's no markings on it whatsoever (save for a small "26" on the suction cup section which I feel like is just for the suction cup).
Weird thing is is the swivel bracket uses a hardened bolt which is on four
I feel like this thing isn't meant to bear any seriously high loads or anything.
What do you think it could be?
identification components
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Mark Henderson
23528
asked 13 hours ago
DarkerwebDarkerweb
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
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– HandyHowie
13 hours ago
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Is it a microphone?
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– Criggie
6 hours ago
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The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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I found this weird component at a resale store. I feel like it is some sort of pick up but I'm not sure. Lots of things could have a quarter inch TRS cable coming out of it and there's no markings on it whatsoever (save for a small "26" on the suction cup section which I feel like is just for the suction cup).
Weird thing is is the swivel bracket uses a hardened bolt which is on four
I feel like this thing isn't meant to bear any seriously high loads or anything.
What do you think it could be?
identification components
edited 2 hours ago
Mark Henderson
23528
asked 13 hours ago
DarkerwebDarkerweb
162
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I found this weird component at a resale store. I feel like it is some sort of pick up but I'm not sure. Lots of things could have a quarter inch TRS cable coming out of it and there's no markings on it whatsoever (save for a small "26" on the suction cup section which I feel like is just for the suction cup).
Weird thing is is the swivel bracket uses a hardened bolt which is on four
I feel like this thing isn't meant to bear any seriously high loads or anything.
What do you think it could be?
identification components
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
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– HandyHowie
13 hours ago
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Is it a microphone?
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– Criggie
6 hours ago
1
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The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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3
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
$endgroup$
– HandyHowie
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
Is it a microphone?
$endgroup$
– Criggie
6 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
$endgroup$
– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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3
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
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– HandyHowie
13 hours ago
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
$endgroup$
– HandyHowie
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
Is it a microphone?
$endgroup$
– Criggie
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Is it a microphone?
$endgroup$
– Criggie
6 hours ago
1
1
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The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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Stainless steel hardware suggests a marine application of some sort.
My guess: An ultrasonic transducer meant to be stuck to the side of a boat, just under the waterline with the flat side facing down. The plug would go to a sonar ("fish finder") of some sort.
answered 13 hours ago
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so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
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Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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6 hours ago
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Stainless steel hardware suggests a marine application of some sort.
My guess: An ultrasonic transducer meant to be stuck to the side of a boat, just under the waterline with the flat side facing down. The plug would go to a sonar ("fish finder") of some sort.
answered 13 hours ago
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so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
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Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Stainless steel hardware suggests a marine application of some sort.
My guess: An ultrasonic transducer meant to be stuck to the side of a boat, just under the waterline with the flat side facing down. The plug would go to a sonar ("fish finder") of some sort.
answered 13 hours ago
Dave Tweed♦Dave Tweed
122k9152264
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so it could be a sonar transducer?
$endgroup$
– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
2
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Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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– Camille Goudeseune
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$begingroup$
Stainless steel hardware suggests a marine application of some sort.
My guess: An ultrasonic transducer meant to be stuck to the side of a boat, just under the waterline with the flat side facing down. The plug would go to a sonar ("fish finder") of some sort.
answered 13 hours ago
Dave Tweed♦Dave Tweed
122k9152264
$endgroup$
Stainless steel hardware suggests a marine application of some sort.
My guess: An ultrasonic transducer meant to be stuck to the side of a boat, just under the waterline with the flat side facing down. The plug would go to a sonar ("fish finder") of some sort.
answered 13 hours ago
Dave Tweed♦Dave Tweed
122k9152264
edited 13 hours ago
answered 13 hours ago
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answered 13 hours ago
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answered 13 hours ago
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so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
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Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
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$begingroup$
so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
2
$begingroup$
Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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– Camille Goudeseune
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
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so it could be a sonar transducer?
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– Darkerweb
6 hours ago
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Yes, a fish finder. westmarine.com/buy/…
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You haven't shown the front of the device. That bolt looks like a stainless steel to me.
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– HandyHowie
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Is it a microphone?
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The two dashes marked on the bolt head indicate stainless steel.
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– Camille Goudeseune
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