Mystery Pic 103: What is it?
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Street-side cell phone chargers in Kabul.
a light bulb repairman in the third world?
It's some kind of game, you need to guess what lamp will turn on when you press a switch.
Tom Cruise's first e-meter?
A flea market salesperson selling lightbulbs (connected to battery to show they work)
It is a cell phone charger, but not in Kabul.
Thomas Edison's Commemorative Chess Set. look, my bishop takes your rook.
Indian light bulb pawn shop.
Can you text a pattern to it, and it displays it?
A cyber cafe in India ?
it's a cell phone charger. the light bulbs are used to control the voltage and tell when it's charged
Cell Phone Repair Shop (Open Air)
load used to test an electrical circuit
Cell phone charger service.
Power is provided from car battery at right side (connected by clamps). Bulbs are used as resistors to downcrease voltage from 12V to lower - proper to charging phone.
Cheers,
An Iraqi infidel detector
it is a computor
It's a device to safely and quickly discharge batteries
3G network transmitter. Cell phones must be within 1 meter due to the power available. Lights tell when the circuits are full. (I see my old Nokia there on the right still works just as good as it did when I had it....)
its a cell phone charging service in kabul. for sure.
Lightbulbs used as ballast to decrease current (amps) of the simple battery charger for lower voltage or amperage batteries like ones used in cell phones, iPods, and other devices.
Cell phone charger
It is koffing?
It is a electric adding machine used in some 3rd world market place.
It's an R2-D2 repair kit from the 1970s.
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