Tell me what this is then !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[antonyj]

Over on the Griffith forum we have being trying to work out what this is....


It was located in my nearside inner wing toward the front.
It was connected, it seems to just have two contacts.

Any ex employees shed any light on it?

[RichardD]

Is it that computer from Blakes 7 ?

[penno]

Is it some sort of vibration sensor for the alarm?

Penno

[phoenix-pete]

RichardD said:

Is it that computer from Blakes 7 ?

Thats funny, thats what I thought. "ORAC".

Pete.

[barreti]

Is it K9 from Dr Who?

[t350chunder]

Is it an impact sensor? If it was used with a relay I suppose it could shut something off, fuel pump or something?

Dunno.....

[dancequeen]

Could it be something to put makeup in? lipstick?

[budaholic]

Is it a fuse carrier of some sort?

[hut49]

Lego light brick?

[rs mexico]

penno said:

Is it some sort of vibration sensor for the alarm?

Penno

YEP. The screw in the middle is for ajusting it But i like the blake 7 idea better

[antonyj]

The philips screw on top adjusts the position of the contact blade.
It was fixed to the inner wing within the headlamp recess.

More suggestions.................

[anonymous-user]

Am I the only one that thinks it odd that none of the ex-workers are answering?

My answer is looks like something parts might use to stand pens in

Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 30th January 16:47

[rs mexico]

KirstM said:

Am I the only one that thinks it odd that none of the ex-workers are answering?

My answer is looks like something parts might use to stand pens in

Edited by KirstM on Tuesday 30th January 16:47

IS 23 years enough ex worker for you

[gandalf]

RichardD said:

Is it that computer from Blakes 7 ?

No, no THIS is the computer from Blakes 7 - Say hello Orac

[rs mexico]

IS that METTA or a Gemini part.Can we have a K9 post.

[anonymous-user]

rs mexico said:

KirstM said:

Am I the only one that thinks it odd that none of the ex-workers are answering?

My answer is looks like something parts might use to stand pens in

Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 30th January 16:47

IS 23 years enough ex worker for you

So what is it then?

[rs mexico]

rs mexico said:

penno said:

Is it some sort of vibration sensor for the alarm?

Penno

YEP. The screw in the middle is for ajusting it But i like the blake 7 idea better

AS stated above

[budaholic]

Is it an ambient air temperature sensor...... to illuminate a frost warning light??

[ntel]

Could it be a crude thermostat that might bring on your frost warning light? The contact blade is probably a bi-metalic strip. The philips head screw would be used to calibrate it.

[im]

Isn't it what rs mexico says it is - after all - he's been on the inside for 23 years.