Norphy Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 (edited) ooh, is it one of the old Linksys APs? Hot dog, we have a wiener! WAP54G I'm pretty sure I know that one right away, but I won't spoil the game for others. That plastic moulding made for satisfying stacking, but I don't really understand why the designers thought people would ever have a more than one to begin with! Back when these things came onto the market, integrated gateways and wireless APs were less common. It wasn't unusual for you to buy separates and Linksys did a whole range of things like wireless access points, routers, switches/hubs and other things which could be stacked on top of each other. Then came the WRT54G and OpenWRT Edited November 3, 2022 by Norphy 1
LeMarchand Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 Dammit! Should have got that as I there is one in the cupboard at one of my sites.
DalekSec Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 After my last one was easy i've done a slighty hardy snip!
JATSO Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 After my last one was easy i've done a slighty hardy snip! [ATTACH=CONFIG]66939[/ATTACH]I need a magnifying glass for that.[emoji23]
Oaktech Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 Hot dog, we have a wiener! [ATTACH=CONFIG]66938[/ATTACH] WAP54G Back when these things came onto the market, integrated gateways and wireless APs were less common. It wasn't unusual for you to buy separates and Linksys did a whole range of things like wireless access points, routers, switches/hubs and other things which could be stacked on top of each other. Then came the WRT54G and OpenWRT One place I worked that was their 'core stack' when I arrived - router, 8 port fast ethernet switch, 3x wap54g 2x with low-loss 10m antenna leads like hosepipes to get the Wi-Fi onto the shop floor and the offices upstairs!
Dos_Box Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 After my last one was easy i've done a slighty hardy snip! [ATTACH=CONFIG]66939[/ATTACH] I know that one! It's the barcode off a tin of Heinz Chicken and Mushroom soup! You may need to zoom in the image to get the right sized snip. 1
Norphy Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 After my last one was easy i've done a slighty hardy snip! [ATTACH=CONFIG]66939[/ATTACH] Is it a series of hard drive bays, on a server or NAS?
stevejp Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 I know that one! It's the barcode off a tin of Heinz Chicken and Mushroom soup! You may need to zoom in the image to get the right sized snip. Cream of tomato, surely?
Dos_Box Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 [ATTACH=CONFIG]66948[/ATTACH] How about this? Hmm, I think you're going to have to give us all a better clue.
howartp Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Volume control and headphone jack but no idea what off!
Norphy Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 OK, try this: That's more of it. From the early 90s, relatively obscure.
howartp Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Hehe, google reverse image search has now found the answer...
Dos_Box Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Well I can't provide an response now as I snuck a glance at the answer you deleted I will say though that I almost bought one back in the day. kinda glad I didn't now and stuck with what I had at the time.
Norphy Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Well I can't provide an response now as I snuck a glance at the answer you deleted I will say though that I almost bought one back in the day. kinda glad I didn't now and stuck with what I had at the time. God damn it. Yeah, that was probably wise. The whole thing was bizarre really
simpsonj Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Commodore Amiga CD32 ?? Definitely, absolutely loved that machine. I was probably too young to notice how rubbish it was (especially when compared to the PS1 and N64) but some of my favorite gaming memories are from that console!
Norphy Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 Commodore Amiga CD32 ?? Indeedily doodily. Odd machine really, essentially an Amiga 1200 with an integrated CD ROM drive
Dos_Box Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 I'll apologise for the image quality now, it's really hard to find a decent hi-res image of this groundbreaking device.
Ketlane Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 This is from a much earlier vintage - and actually a genuine question too. I believe 1940s and airborne electronics. There might just be someone on Edugeek who can recognise this......
bald_pig Posted November 7, 2022 Posted November 7, 2022 [ATTACH=CONFIG]67004[/ATTACH] This is from a much earlier vintage - and actually a genuine question too. I believe 1940s and airborne electronics. There might just be someone on Edugeek who can recognise this...... I think it may be a vacuum capacitor?
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