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Blogger Ray said...

1026 - VOR transmitter (VHF Omni-Range), for aircraft navigation

1028 - orrery

7/05/2007 6:20 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1030. It's a palm-pistol...easily hidden in the palm of the hand due to its shape

7/05/2007 8:19 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1025 - bicycle spoke wrench
1030 - palm gun

7/05/2007 8:21 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1025. looks like a gas valve wrench.

7/05/2007 8:23 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1027 - Angle Planer for planing in angles.

7/05/2007 8:31 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1027 is a Stanley #57 core box plane. Used by pattern makers to make round cores for casting.

7/05/2007 9:01 AM

Blogger Steve said...

1030. Commonly called a "lemon squeezer", this is a small caliber single shot derringer designed to be hidden in the hand with the barrel slightly protruding between the first and second or second and third fingers. A loose fist would hide it's existence in the hand and tightening the fist would fire the gun (trigger is at the rear). No published reports of its actual use, nor of the degree of powder burns or burns of user's knuckles due to muzzle flash.

7/05/2007 9:25 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

1026. since nobody else has mentioned it, I though I'd give a brief description of how the VOR works. Basicly, there's two transmitters. One is a highly directional rotating beacon. The other is omnidirectional and transmits brief pulses coordinated with the rotating beacon. By comparing the timing of the two as received by the plane, one can determine what the bearing from the VOR to the aircraft is.

7/06/2007 7:11 AM

Blogger Rob H. said...

Correct answers so far:

1025. Spoke wrench, for motorcycles
1026. VOR transmitter
1027. Core box plane
1028. Orrery
1030. Palm pistol

See the answer page for more details.

7/06/2007 4:22 PM

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7/11/2007 9:59 AM

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