Any ideas?

Tim Williams

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Dec 24, 2005
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Arc-Geo Logger-TM-808-Garrett XL500-Deepstar

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put down the devise, walk away very slowly, :laughing9:
 

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For God's sake, don't cut the blue wire!
 

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shaun7 said:
For God's sake, don't cut the blue wire!

there should be a red, where is the red, please tell me there is a red
 

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:read2:

By the way...looks like a electrical coil of some sort :dontknow:

SS
 

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Reminds me of a surge protector we use on outdoor electrical breaker boxes. Ours are plastic and sealed and a bit smaller but generally looks the same.
 

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If it looks like a capacitor and has PCB fluid inside, it must be a capacitor.

Wash your hands if its leaking. PCB.jpg
 

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LOL Well the wires are way small for that size of cap. But it could be. Explosive yeah we thought of that too. By the way I cut the red wire!!!!!
 

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It looks just like a potentiometer. The damaged area would have been fitted with a wheel or cog to that would mesh with the gears for something that would move and display a signal to the operator...Just like a rudder on a larger vessel or plane. We use them for our rudder angle indicators, and the potentiaometer sends the signal by wire to the wheelhouse when the rudder control is operated. Don't recommend keeping it, because it's just like a transistor canister.
 

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No markings whatsover? Can you remove the top? Is it leaking PCB fluid?
 

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One of the team members has it and says he going to put 12vdc on it and see what happens. I advised him not to do that! Yes it completely sealed and would have to be cut to open. I don't advise that either!

Tim
 

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