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Don't Go There!
WATCH OUT! WATCH OUT! It's a congregation of annoying, white-faced, voice-challenged, hyperactive drama students trying to break out of their imaginary .... Oh. Mines? Oh. WATCH OUT! It's a minefield! Luckily we have these triangular aluminum warning signs, enameled in red, with MINES written in 1-1/2" white letters. (2) 1/4" mounting holes, 11-3/8" across the top. Buy one for your teenager's bedroom.
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33756 MINES WARNING SIGN |
Aloe? This Is Vera Strange!
No, it's not a cactus - but it sure was made to look like one, with its army-green, textured-rubber surface. It's the antenna for a motion detector that senses underground activity, and the perfect subterfuge if you need to guard your desert headquarters from subterranean intruders. Plant it among the cacti, and watch it blend right in. The approx 20" central rod has (4) floppy 20" wire fingers branching from it. The 2-3/4" mounting base may have a short lead wire, or it may be threaded and have a small pressure valve under it. (Luck of the draw.) Sorry, but we don't have the entire motion sensor. We just have the antenna - and with this level of camouflage, we're lucky we can even find that!
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33852 MOTION ANTENNA |
Green Means Go
It's an on/off SPST key switch with dual indicator lights, and even if you don't need it as is, the parts are little treasures on their own. A standard round key switch and small rectangular LEDs, (1) red and (1) green, are connected to an 8-pin connector by 8-1/2 leads. The red LED also has 14" leads to a 2-pin connector. Requires 3 VDC. Comes with (2) keys. All are keyed alike.
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34659 KEY SWITCH |
Worth Springing For
No large ones, but (101) amazingly assorted small extension, compression and torsion springs -- most, but not all, 1" to 2" long. Assorted lengths, assorted widths, assorted finishes, asorta handy bag of replacement parts to have around the house.
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92272 101 ASST SPRINGS |
The British Are Coming
From our friends at the Naval Training Equipment Center come these 2-1/2” x 3-1/2” black-on-white flash cards of U.S. and foreign ships and planes. The 2-deck set has (55) cards for ships and (55) for planes and copters. (The cards are from 1983, so those that are no longer current, are now collectible!) Each aircraft card shows silhouettes from different perspectives, with the wing and fuselage markings as well as info on size, speed and range. Each ship card shows the silhouette and a diagram of the weapons placement, and lists the countries, class, length and displacement for that ship. Interesting. Informative. Very cool looking, whether you’re interested in arms or in art!
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27550 SHIPS & PLANES CARDS |
Lost Your Panic Button?
Do we have to say it? Yes, we do. DON'T PANIC! We have more. Regulation ASCII-sized red panic buttons with white lettering, ready to self-stick to a spare spot on your keyboard or anywhere else where you regularly lose control.
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92937 PANIC BUTTON |
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Half-Mile Horn
Blow into the little mouthpiece and people four blocks away will look up. Folks any closer will spill their mocha frappucinos in their laps. Actually we think the manufacturer's half-mile-range claim might even be an understatement. The Mega Sound Blaster delivers the loudest horn blast we've ever heard from this small a package (3" long x 2-1/4" dia). It has a 30" neck cord, so you'll always be ready to scare the bejeebers out of woodland critters, tell the rangers you're lost, call the kids in from the lake, or impersonate an 18-wheeler.
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92997 MEGA BLASTER |
Really Big Retriever
Like a 300-lb Labrador for the shop. Our ceramic lift magnet is mounted in a metal housing with swivel that will attach to a standard threaded broom handle or painter's pole. Will lift approx 65 pounds, enough to retrieve microwave ovens from storm sewers or pull a small outboard motor from the bottom of a lake. Maybe.
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93514 PICK-UP MAGNET |
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