Anyone Know What This Is? by T.Rex

Photography • Objects • posted on Jan 06, 2018

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Friday, January 5, 2018 Anyone know what this is? Correct answer will be given in a few days time. Happy puzzling and Happy New Year! ENJOY! Sorry - no nudity, no violence and no language. Summers is visiting with RodS TNA girls and has promised to be on her best behavior! :)

Comments (11)

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Faemike55

5:32PM | Sat, 06 January 2018

obviously medical equipment; monitoring system, probably EEG.

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MagikUnicorn Online Now!

5:58PM | Sat, 06 January 2018

Medical stuff ?

COOL POST

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goodoleboy

7:05PM | Sat, 06 January 2018

Agree that it's some kind of medical equipment.

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anitalee

7:28PM | Sat, 06 January 2018

Ol medical device, I would say it reads the contractions, tocodynamometer

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kgb224

12:33AM | Sun, 07 January 2018

Superb capture my friend. No idea what this is. God bless.

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dagaffer

5:19AM | Sun, 07 January 2018

I do not knw but I looks like lab equipment not medical

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Buffalo1

8:30PM | Sun, 07 January 2018

Its the hospital machine that goes "bing" from Monty Python's MEANING OF LIFE.

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RodS

9:21PM | Sun, 07 January 2018

They called them "COWs" at Children's Mercy.... Short for Computers On Wheels.... Interesting photos of these, Michael!

Oh, Summer's having the time of her life... She wants to do a 'pin-up' - been bugging me non-stop to do a shoot, so look for that soon. Before she finds the frying pan I hid....

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Richardphotos

9:46PM | Sun, 07 January 2018

does look like the portable computers used in hospitals. I seen them when I visited relatives in the hospitals

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moochagoo

1:20PM | Mon, 08 January 2018

Probably a medical equipment.

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anahata.c

6:01PM | Sat, 20 January 2018

I read what this is in your next post, and I was amazed you had this in your home! The pictures are fascinating, because you show it from top to bottom, and it's such a clunky, formidable thing. I'm not surprised it weighs a lot. It looks like a 1960s conception of a robot, roaming your place and talking in one of those wonky "electronic" voices; but it looks like a serious diagnostic device (which it is). I can see why you'd be happy to get rid of it: It isn't 'discrete'. Nice shots, fascinating, and almost human. Like it's going to say something or give you a command...

I've appreciated your comments on the 'tank' series that Tara started: I've read every one. And you've taught me a great deal about tanks: I'm impressed with what you know about them. I respond solely to the visuals: I know precious little about their history, mechanics, etc. I was inside a Sherman tank when I was young, and I was blown away by how tiny it was. But I know nothing more. I didn't think of how cold a tank can be in the winter; or that it can absorb the sun's heat---I just thought that the cannon must be hot after being used---but I don't know anything about their real nature...or that collectors gathered them up after Middle Eastern battles. I've appreciated all your insights and info for what, to me, are terrifying instruments of battle. When I saw those Shermans, and stood under the wheels, I thought they would lean over and devour me. And that wasn't the most terrifying tank in the world. I just thought, holy cow, that thing's a beast and I'm getting out of here...Thanks for stopping by one of my pieces. Your comments are always involved, committed and knowledgeable. A happy 2018 to you!