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Yep, used primarily to test hearing aid batteries.
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Pull_tab_mike
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i was thinking that what it was but not for sure, thanks...........
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RPG said:Spooky said:
Nope. Keychain.
how do you get key chain. its capable of being attached to a key chain
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Pull_tab_mike said:RPG said:Spooky said:
Nope. Keychain.
how do you get key chain. its capable of being attached to a key chain
Back in the 60's and 70's most key chains had the same kind of ring and chain. You could put your keys on it and snap it closed and they wouldn't come off until you snaped it open. My first key chain was like that, except it didn't have a battery tester on it, it had First National Bank. The other guys got the id. I too think it's a battery tester, but, it's also a key chain.
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Spooky said:wayne_sa said:
HAHAHAHAHA FUNNY, I FOUND A BAT. AND TESTED IT, IT WORKS
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well hell i ment to say i found a few old hearing aid batteries that my grandma used to wear, surprised they still worked
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why would you have a batt tester on a key chain
not to mention a tester like this would be for a certain voltage
Makes no sense to me
Maybe its missing another part that clipped on?
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not to mention a tester like this would be for a certain voltage
Makes no sense to me
Maybe its missing another part that clipped on?
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Here it is boys and girls
SOLVED - by Brady
http://www.halhen.com/cgi-bin/info.cgi?id=2485&ls=dc~J~86
SOLVED - by Brady
http://www.halhen.com/cgi-bin/info.cgi?id=2485&ls=dc~J~86
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yep an earlobe tazer..
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bradyboy said:
Ummm, I think Spooky got it in the first reply, but your link does show the same key ring type clip.
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