# Film & TV Prop Rental | Technology & Electronic Props | Propology.ca

> Specialty technology and electronic props for film and television production. Fully remote prop sourcing with detailed listings and high-resolution images. Serving productions across the US and Canada.

## Pages
- [* Aged Japanese Documents: ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/-aged-japanese-documents-arrow)
- [* Automatic Grenade Launcher Targeting System](https://www.propology.ca/-automatic-grenade-launcher-targeting-system)
- [* Bomb Controller/Timer - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/-bomb-controllertimer---arrow)
- [* Covert-Wireless CCTV Cameras - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/-covert-wireless-cctv-cameras---arrow)
- [* Directed Energy Weapons - ANDROMEDA](https://www.propology.ca/-directed-energy-weapons---andromeda)
- [* Electroshock Torture Device - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/-electroshock-torture-device---arrow)
- [* Emg. Location Transponder - BLOOD AND CHROME](https://www.propology.ca/-emg-location-transponder---blood-and-chrome)
- [* Genetically Mutated Skeletons - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/-genetically-mutated-skeletons---arrow)
- [1 Channel Remote w/ Switch Guard](https://www.propology.ca/1-channel-remote-w-switch-guard)
- [1 Channel RF w/ 3 LED's](https://www.propology.ca/1-channel-rf-w-3-leds)
- [10-Button Cabled Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/10-button-cabled-remote-control)
- [120 VAC Power Panel](https://www.propology.ca/120-vac-power-panel)
- [2-Channel RF Remote w/Switch Guard](https://www.propology.ca/2-channel-rf-remote-wswitch-guard)
- [20-Channel Patch Panel](https://www.propology.ca/20-channel-patch-panel)
- [2nd Unit on FREDDY VS JASON](https://www.propology.ca/2nd-unit-on-freddy-vs-jason)
- [3-Channel BNC Patch Panel - ND](https://www.propology.ca/3-channel-bnc-patch-panel---nd)
- [30-Channel Remote Sensor Monitor Panel (simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/30-channel-remote-sensor-monitor-panel-simulated)
- [4 Channel RF](https://www.propology.ca/4-channel-rf)
- [4 Channel RF w/ Guard](https://www.propology.ca/4-channel-rf-w-guard)
- [6-Channel RF Remote - White](https://www.propology.ca/6-channel-rf-remote---white)
- [8 Ch Prg RF Unit](https://www.propology.ca/8-ch-prg-rf-unit)
- [8-Channel Remote Control - White](https://www.propology.ca/8-channel-remote-control---white)
- [ABB (GE) 425D550P 4-3 Breaker Box](https://www.propology.ca/abb-ge-425d550p-4-3-breaker-box)
- [About](https://www.propology.ca/about)
- [ACME 1500 Tape Recorder - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/acme-1500-tape-recorder---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [AIWA HS-PC204 Stereo Cassette Player - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/aiwa-hs-pc204-stereo-cassette-player---operating-instructions)
- [AIWA Model HS-J101 Radio Cassette Recorder - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/aiwa-model-hs-j101-radio-cassette-recorder---service-manual)
- [​AKAI GX-280D-SS 4-Track/Quadraphonic Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Operator's and Service...](https://www.propology.ca/8203akai-gx-280d-ss-4-trackquadraphonic-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder---operators-and-service-manuals)
- [​AKAI GX-635D 4-Track Stereo Reel-to-Reel Tape Deck - Operator's Manual, Service Manual a...](https://www.propology.ca/8203akai-gx-635d-4-track-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-deck---operators-manual-service-manual-and-schematics)
- [AKAI GX-645 4-Track Stereo Reel-to-Reel Tape Deck - Operator's and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/akai-gx-645-4-track-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-deck---operators-and-service-manuals)
- [AKAI Portable Camera VC-115 - Schematic Diagrams](https://www.propology.ca/akai-portable-camera-vc-115---schematic-diagrams)
- [AKAI VC-100 Video Camera / VT-100 Video Tape Recorder / VM-100 Video Monitor - Information and Brochures](https://www.propology.ca/akai-vc-100-video-camera/vt-100-video-tape-recorder/vm-100-video-monitor-information-and-brochures)
- [AKAI VC-100 Video Camera Additional Information and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/akai-vc-100-video-camera-additional-information-and-service-manual)
- [AKAI VT-100 Video Tape Recorder - Additional Information and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/akai-vt-100-video-tape-recorder---additional-information-and-service-manual)
- [Amprobe Model AM-4A - Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/amprobe-model-am-4a---digital-multimeter)
- [AMSTRAD Model PP 640D - Information, User and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/amstrad-model-pp-640d---information-user-and-service-manuals)
- [Android Faceplate](https://www.propology.ca/android-faceplate)
- [Asymmetrical Control Panel - ND](https://www.propology.ca/asymmetrical-control-panel---nd)
- [AUDIO SOURCE EQ Ten Computerized Graphic Equalizer/Spectrum Analyzer - Owner's Manual and Magaz...](https://www.propology.ca/audio-source-eq-ten-computerized-graphic-equalizerspectrum-analyzer---owners-manual-and-magazine-reference)
- [AUTO COMPANICA 650C Line-Camera Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/auto-companica-650c-line-camera-control-panel)
- [Ballistic Missile Trigger](https://www.propology.ca/ballistic-missile-trigger)
- [BEHRINGER Professional DJ Mixer DJX700 - User's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/behringer-professional-dj-mixer-djx700---users-manual)
- [Biological/Chemical Hazard Detector](https://www.propology.ca/biologicalchemical-hazard-detector)
- [BOEING COMPANY Vehicle Launch Ground Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/boeing-company-vehicle-launch-ground-control-panel)
- [Bomb Controller/Timer](https://www.propology.ca/bomb-controllertimer)
- [Bullard Infrared Imager (authentic/non-functional)](https://www.propology.ca/bullard-infrared-imager-authenticnon-functional)
- [Camcorder Case, Unlined (blk)](https://www.propology.ca/camcorder-case-unlined-blk)
- [CANON Color Video Camera Model VC-30 - Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/canon-color-video-camera-model-vc-30---instructions)
- [CANON Elura 85 MiniDV Camcorder - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/canon-elura-85-minidv-camcorder---instruction-manual)
- [CARL ZEISS Jena Stereo Microscope](https://www.propology.ca/carl-zeiss-jena-stereo-microscope)
- [CCTV 666](https://www.propology.ca/cctv-666)
- [CCTV Camera Adjustable Wall/Ceiling Mount](https://www.propology.ca/cctv-camera-adjustable-wallceiling-mount)
- [CHARTER/SPECTRUM Remote Control 1060BC2-1060BC3 - Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/charterspectrum-remote-control-1060bc2-1060bc3---instructions)
- [CHELIC HVM-403 Pneumatic/Hand-Operated Valve Assembly - Information and Specification Sheet](https://www.propology.ca/chelic-hvm-403-pneumatichand-operated-valve-assembly---information-and-specification-sheet)
- [Circuit Test DMR-3400](https://www.propology.ca/circuit-test-dmr-3400)
- [Circuit-Board Holder](https://www.propology.ca/circuit-board-holder)
- [COBRA CONTROLS FPR-1000 Fingerprint/RFID Prox Card Reader - Quick Programming Guide and Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/cobra-controls-fpr-1000-fingerprintrfid-prox-card-reader---quick-programming-guide-and-brochure)
- [CODEX Corporation MX 2400 Modem - Information and Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/codex-corporation-mx-2400-modem---information-and-brochure)
- [Computer Tape-Drive Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/computer-tape-drive-control-panel)
- [CONNECTIX QuickCam VC Webcam](https://www.propology.ca/connectix-quickcam-vc-webcam)
- [Contact](https://www.propology.ca/contact)
- [Control Panel Set with Operational Indicators & LED Bar-Graph Display](https://www.propology.ca/control-panel-set-with-operational-indicators--led-bar-graph-display)
- [Control Unit with 2 BNC Connections & LEDs - ND](https://www.propology.ca/control-unit-with-2-bnc-connections--leds---nd)
- [CORBY 7000 Series Keypad - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/corby-7000-series-keypad---instruction-manual)
- [Craftsman Drill Press](https://www.propology.ca/craftsman-drill-press)
- [CVDS Operator Telephone Terminal Model 2656](https://www.propology.ca/cvds-operator-telephone-terminal-model-2656)
- [DE Pistol Type-1](https://www.propology.ca/de-pistol-type-1)
- [DE Pistol Type-2](https://www.propology.ca/de-pistol-type-2)
- [DELTA VISION Iris i400 CCTV Camera "Bronze" Finish](https://www.propology.ca/delta-vision-iris-i400-cctv-camera-bronze-finish)
- [DELTA VISION Iris i400 CCTV Camera "Graphite" Finish](https://www.propology.ca/delta-vision-iris-i400-cctv-camera-graphite-finish)
- [DEVELCON ELECTRONICS Data Switch](https://www.propology.ca/develcon-electronics-data-switch)
- [DSC Commercial Alarm Panel - Ivory](https://www.propology.ca/dsc-commercial-alarm-panel---ivory)
- [EK3 Model 301 Custom Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/ek3-model-301-custom-control-panel)
- [Electroshock Therapy Unit - ND (simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/electroshock-therapy-unit---nd-simulated)
- [Electroshock Therapy Unit - ND (simulated) - Circa 1985](https://www.propology.ca/electroshock-therapy-unit---nd-simulated---circa-1985)
- [EMERGENCY LOCATION-TRACKING TRANSPONDER](https://www.propology.ca/emergency-location-tracking-transponder)
- [Equipment Hard-Case - ​Black with Aluminum Frame](https://www.propology.ca/equipment-hard-case---8203black-with-aluminum-frame): equipment case,video accessories,surveillance gear,carrying case,television props,TV props,movie props,electronic props,gadget props,prop rentals,SFX props,Platt equipment case
- [EUMIG C3 8mm Movie Camera - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/eumig-c3-8mm-movie-camera---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [EUMIG P8 - 8mm Film Projector - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/eumig-p8---8mm-film-projector---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [FANON-MASCO Escort Model FTR-40 - Operator's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/fanon-masco-escort-model-ftr-40---operators-manual)
- [FBII XL-2 Series Keypads - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/fbii-xl-2-series-keypads---owners-manual)
- [Field Operations Computer](https://www.propology.ca/field-operations-computer)
- [Fluke Scopemeter - Portable Oscilloscope](https://www.propology.ca/fluke-scopemeter---portable-oscilloscope)
- [Futaba Skysport 4 Four](https://www.propology.ca/futaba-skysport-4-four)
- [Futuristic Assault Weapon](https://www.propology.ca/futuristic-assault-weapon---nd)
- [Ground Penetrating Radar Unit (simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/ground-penetrating-radar-unit-simulated)
- [HAM INTERNATIONAL Communication Speaker (article 1213)](https://www.propology.ca/ham-international-communication-speaker-article-1213)
- [Handheld Detector Unit - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/handheld-detector-unit---arrow)
- [Headset Adjustable Task Light (white LED)](https://www.propology.ca/headset-adjustable-task-light-white-led)
- [Heavy-Duty Equipment Case with Aluminum Frame - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/heavy-duty-equipment-case-with-aluminum-frame---silver)
- [Heavy-Duty Switch Device with Large Flashing Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/heavy-duty-switch-device-with-large-flashing-indicator)
- [Helping Hands Electronic Component Holders & Magnifier](https://www.propology.ca/helping-hands-electronic-component-holders--magnifier)
- [Hewlett Packard Logic Dart Model E2310A](https://www.propology.ca/hewlett-packard-logic-dart-model-e2310a)
- [High Power Directed Energy Rifle - Large (43")](https://www.propology.ca/high-power-directed-energy-rifle---large-43)
- [HIGH-TECH RESEARCH Ghost Detector - Radio Frequency (RF) Electronic Surveillance Detector - Informat...](https://www.propology.ca/high-tech-research-ghost-detector---radio-frequency-rf-electronic-surveillance-detector---information-and-users-manual)
- [HIP STREET MP3 Player HS-601-4GBMX - Version 2 - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/hip-street-mp3-player-hs-601-4gbmx---version-2---instruction-manual)
- [HOME THEATER MASTER LCD Screen Remote Control MX-500 - Operating Manual](https://www.propology.ca/home-theater-master-lcd-screen-remote-control-mx-500---operating-manual)
- [HONEYWELL Aquatrol W964F](https://www.propology.ca/honeywell-aquatrol-w964f)
- [Honeywell OmniProx OP30 Mullion RFID Reader - Product Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/honeywell-omniprox-op30-mullion-rfid-reader-product-brochure)
- [IBM 3 LED Card Reader](https://www.propology.ca/ibm-3-led-card-reader)
- [IBM System 34 CE Panel](https://www.propology.ca/ibm-system-34-ce-panel)
- [IEC Centra-B - Centrifuge](https://www.propology.ca/iec-centra-b---centrifuge)
- [IEC Centra-HN - Centrifuge](https://www.propology.ca/iec-centra-hn---centrifuge)
- [IEI Door Guard - Command and Control Series Keypads - Features and Programming Guide](https://www.propology.ca/iei-door-guard---command-and-control-series-keypads---features-and-programming-guide)
- [IKAN V2500e On-Camera LCD Monitor - Quick Start Guide](https://www.propology.ca/ikan-v2500e-on-camera-lcd-monitor---quick-start-guide)
- [IKEGAMI Camera Control Unit Model CCU-500](https://www.propology.ca/ikegami-camera-control-unit-model-ccu-500)
- [IKEGAMI ITC Television Camera Model ITC-40 - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/ikegami-itc-television-camera-model-itc-40---instruction-manual)
- [IKEGAMI Television Camera Model ITC-410 Type GT - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/ikegami-television-camera-model-itc-410-type-gt---instruction-manual)
- [Illuminated , Wrist Worn Device (ND)](https://www.propology.ca/illuminated--wrist-worn-device-nd)
- [Industrial Control Box With Mushroom-Head Pushbutton and Red Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/industrial-control-box-with-mushroom-head-pushbutton-and-red-indicator)
- [INITIAL Model IDM-1250 Portable DVD Player - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/initial-model-idm-1250-portable-dvd-player---operating-instructions)
- [Japanese Land Mine - ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/japanese-land-mine---arrow)
- [JVC GR-C1U Video Camcorder - Instructions and Product Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/jvc-gr-c1u-video-camcorder---instructions-and-product-brochure)
- [KAMLOOPS ANNOUNCEMENT](https://www.propology.ca/kamloops-announcement)
- [KENWOOD Solid State Stereo Amplifier Model KA-2002 - Instruction Manual and Schematics](https://www.propology.ca/kenwood-solid-state-stereo-amplifier-model-ka-2002---instruction-manual-and-schematics)
- [Keypad Unit w/ Electronic Key](https://www.propology.ca/keypad-unit-w-electronic-key)
- [Kyocera Iridium Satellite Phone](https://www.propology.ca/kyocera-iridium-satellite-phone)
- [LED Countdown Timer (001 to 999 second)](https://www.propology.ca/led-countdown-timer-001-to-999-second)
- [LEITZ Hard-Case For the Laborlux 12 Phase Contrast Microscope](https://www.propology.ca/leitz-hard-case-for-the-laborlux-12-phase-contrast-microscope): equipment case,video accessories,surveillance gear,carrying case,television props,TV props,movie props,electronic props,gadget props,prop rentals,SFX props,Leitz
- [LG 15-Inch LCD Television Receiver Model 15LW1R - User's Guide](https://www.propology.ca/lg-15-inch-lcd-television-receiver-model-15lw1r---users-guide)
- [Limpid-Mine (simulated) - ANDROMEDA](https://www.propology.ca/limpid-mine-simulated---andromeda)
- [Low-Profile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/low-profile-phone)
- [LTC Telemanagement Site Event Buffer](https://www.propology.ca/ltc-telemanagement-site-event-buffer)
- [LYNX 450 Fixed Disk Drive Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/lynx-450-fixed-disk-drive-control-panel)
- [Magnifying Glasses](https://www.propology.ca/magnifying-glasses)
- [Magnifying Visor](https://www.propology.ca/magnifying-visor)
- [Marconi Instruments Ltd. FM Signal Generator](https://www.propology.ca/marconi-instruments-ltd-fm-signal-generator)
- [MARSHALL 4-Inch LCD Monitor - User's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/marshall-4-inch-lcd-monitor---users-manual)
- [MARSHALL ELECTRONICS 17" Rack Mountable High Definition LCD Monitor Model V-LCD17H - Operating...](https://www.propology.ca/marshall-electronics-17-rack-mountable-high-definition-lcd-monitor-model-v-lcd17h---operating-instructions)
- [MEDICONTAINER Equipment Sterilization Box - Model 22 2D](https://www.propology.ca/medicontainer-equipment-sterilization-box---model-22-2d)
- [Medium-Duty Switch Device with Illuminated Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/medium-duty-switch-device-with-illuminated-indicator)
- [MIL-SPEC BASE STATION TRANSCEIVER](https://www.propology.ca/mil-spec-base-station-transceiver)
- [MINOX 8x11, Model C, Subminiature Camera - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/minox-8x11-model-c-subminiature-camera---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [Mobile (Cellular) Phone Scanner / Tracker](https://www.propology.ca/mobile-cellular-phone-scanner--tracker)
- [Monitor Unit with 12 Random-Flashing LED's - ND](https://www.propology.ca/monitor-unit-with-12-random-flashing-leds---nd)
- [Motorized Orrery](https://www.propology.ca/motorized-orrery)
- [Motorola Iridium Dual Mode Satellite Phone](https://www.propology.ca/motorola-iridium-dual-mode-satellite-phone)
- [MOTOROLA Star Choice Satellite Receiver DSR505 - User Guide](https://www.propology.ca/motorola-star-choice-satellite-receiver-dsr505---user-guide)
- [MRI Machine (generic/simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/mri-machine-genericsimulated)
- [Multichannel RF Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/multichannel-rf-remote-control)
- [NATIONAL Solid State 401S Reel-toReel Tape Recorder - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/national-solid-state-401s-reel-toreel-tape-recorder---service-manual)
- [ND Hand-Held Scanner](https://www.propology.ca/nd-hand-held-scanner)
- [ND Scanner Device w/bar-graph display](https://www.propology.ca/nd-scanner-device-wbar-graph-display)
- [ND Scanner/Injector Device](https://www.propology.ca/nd-scannerinjector-device)
- [ND Sensor/Scanner Device w/B. G. & #](https://www.propology.ca/nd-sensorscanner-device-wb-g)
- [ND Sensor/Scanner Device w/LED Bar-Graph](https://www.propology.ca/nd-sensorscanner-device-wled-bar-graph)
- [NEXX-TECH Personal Amplified Listener - Operation Manual](https://www.propology.ca/nexx-tech-personal-amplified-listener---operation-manual)
- [NIKON Speedlight SB-15 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/nikon-speedlight-sb-15---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [Nortel NT5U10A00 10D6](https://www.propology.ca/nortel-nt5u10a00-10d6)
- [Northern Telecom Datapath Model NT 4X 25AG](https://www.propology.ca/northern-telecom-datapath-model-nt-4x-25ag)
- [NORTHERN TELECOM NT 7E56AA Breaker/Alarm Panel](https://www.propology.ca/northern-telecom-nt-7e56aa-breakeralarm-panel)
- [OLIVETTI Logos 59 - Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/olivetti-logos-59---electronic-calculator)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL Kameleon URC-9962 - User's Guide](https://www.propology.ca/one-for-all-kameleon-urc-9962---users-guide)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL Remote Control Model URC2086 - User Guide and Code Book](https://www.propology.ca/one-for-all-remote-control-model-urc2086---user-guide-and-code-book)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL URC-3021B00 Remote Control - User's Guide and Programming Codes](https://www.propology.ca/one-for-all-urc-3021b00-remote-control---users-guide-and-programming-codes)
- [Pallet of C-4 Plastic Explosive](https://www.propology.ca/pallet-of-c-4-plastic-explosive)
- [PANASONIC CCTV Camera Model WV-141OD - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/panasonic-cctv-camera-model-wv-141od---service-manual)
- [PANASONIC Network Camera Model BL-C30C - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/panasonic-network-camera-model-bl-c30c---operating-instructions)
- [PANASONIC Solid State Stereo Model RS-755S - Schematic Diagram](https://www.propology.ca/panasonic-solid-state-stereo-model-rs-755s---schematic-diagram)
- [PANASONIC VHS AG-5210 - Operating Instructions and Product Spec Sheet](https://www.propology.ca/panasonic-vhs-ag-5210---operating-instructions-and-product-spec-sheet)
- [Parabolic Directional Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/parabolic-directional-microphone)
- [PETERSON AutoStrobe 490 Professional Strobe Tuner - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/peterson-autostrobe-490-professional-strobe-tuner---instruction-manual)
- [PHILCO Predicta Princess Model 3410 - Published Ad, Patent Application Rendering and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/philco-predicta-princess-model-3410---published-ad-patent-application-rendering-and-service-manual)
- [PHILIPS EL 6112/10](https://www.propology.ca/philips-el-611210)
- [PHILIPS Model MCM275 Micro System CD Player - Instruction and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/philips-model-mcm275-micro-system-cd-player---instruction-and-service-manuals)
- [PHILIPS SWS2325W Video Selector - User's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/philips-sws2325w-video-selector---users-manual)
- [PLATT Electronic Technician's Tool Kit ​With Wheels and Telescopic Handle](https://www.propology.ca/platt-electronic-technicians-tool-kit-8203with-wheels-and-telescopic-handle): equipment case,video accessories,surveillance gear,carrying case,television props,TV props,movie props,electronic props,gadget props,prop rentals,SFX props,Platt technician's tool case
- [POLAROID 1200i - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-1200i---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Big Shot - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-big-shot---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Colorpack 82 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-colorpack-82---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID FXM-1511C 15" Color LCD TV with Built-In DVD Player - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-fxm-1511c-15-color-lcd-tv-with-built-in-dvd-player---instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Macro 5 SLR - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-macro-5-slr---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Model 150 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-model-150---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Model 210 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-model-210---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Model 440 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-model-440---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Photographic Equipment - Information-1](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-photographic-equipment---information-1)
- [POLAROID Photographic Equipment - Information-2](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-photographic-equipment---information-2)
- [POLAROID Portable DVD Player Model PDM-0725 - Operation Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-portable-dvd-player-model-pdm-0725---operation-manual)
- [POLAROID Portable DVD Player Model PDV-0700 - Operation Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-portable-dvd-player-model-pdv-0700---operation-manual)
- [POLAROID ProCam - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-procam---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Pronto! SE - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-pronto-se---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID SLR 680 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-slr-680---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Spectra 2 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-spectra-2-information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID Sun 600 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-sun-600---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [POLAROID SX-70 Alpha 1 - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/polaroid-sx-70-alpha-1---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [Portable DNA Lab](https://www.propology.ca/portable-dna-lab)
- [Power Status Panel](https://www.propology.ca/power-status-panel)
- [Pressure Gauge Unit](https://www.propology.ca/pressure-gauge-unit)
- [Processing B9 Robot Torsos from the Classic TV Series: Lost in Space](https://www.propology.ca/processing-b9-robot-torsos-from-the-classic-tv-series-lost-in-space)
- [PROPOLOGY - Technology Prop Rentals for Film & Television](https://www.propology.ca/): Propology rents specialty technology and electronic props for film and TV production. Detailed listings, high-res images. Serving productions across Canada and the US.
- [PROPOLOGY About Us](https://www.propology.ca/company)
- [PROPOLOGY Blog](https://www.propology.ca/propology-continuum): Behind-the-scenes insights, inventory updates, and articles from Propology — Vancouver's specialty technology prop rental house for film and television.
- [PROPOLOGY Contact Information](https://www.propology.ca/contact-8qlwx): Get in touch with Propology to inquire about prop rentals, custom builds, or availability. Vancouver-based, serving productions across Canada and the United States.
- [PROPOLOGY IED's (Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/ieds-simulated---arrow)
- [PROPOLOGY Rental Procedure](https://www.propology.ca/rental-procedure): Learn how to rent technology props from Propology. Browse inventory, confirm availability, and arrange pickup or delivery for your film or TV production.
- [PROPOLOGY Tabletop SEM](https://www.propology.ca/tabletop-sem---arrow)
- [PROPOLOGY Technical Glossary & Contract Terms](https://www.propology.ca/glossary): A reference guide to technical terminology used in Propology's prop rental listings. Helpful for prop departments sourcing electronic and technology props.
- [Prox Unit w/ Electronic Key](https://www.propology.ca/prox-unit-w-electronic-key)
- [Pushbutton Unit w/ Lever](https://www.propology.ca/pushbutton-unit-w-lever)
- [Radiac Remote Sensor II](https://www.propology.ca/radiac-remote-sensor-ii)
- [RADIO SHACK Digital Sound Level Meter 33-2055 9 - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/radio-shack-digital-sound-level-meter-33-2055-9---owners-manual)
- [RADIO SHACK Four-Channel Microphone Line Mixer 32-1106 - Owner's Manual and Catalogue Listing](https://www.propology.ca/radio-shack-four-channel-microphone-line-mixer-32-1106---owners-manual-and-catalogue-listing)
- [RANDTRONICS Dish Antenna Postion Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/randtronics-dish-antenna-postion-control-panel)
- [RCA CPR 250 Video Camcorder - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/rca-cpr-250-video-camcorder---owners-manual)
- [RCA Universal Remote Control RCU500 - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/rca-universal-remote-control-rcu500---instruction-manual)
- [REALISTIC Stereo Amplified Listener 33-1093 - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/realistic-stereo-amplified-listener-33-1093---owners-manual)
- [REALISTIC Universal Remote Control Model 15-1901 - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/realistic-universal-remote-control-model-15-1901---instruction-manual)
- [Red and Green Pushbutton Control Box](https://www.propology.ca/red-and-green-pushbutton-control-box)
- [Remote Manipulator Arm](https://www.propology.ca/remote-manipulator-arm)
- [Retina Scanner - Features and Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/retina-scanner---features-and-operating-instructions)
- [RICHO Mirai - Program Automatic 135mm SLR Camera - Information and Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/richo-mirai---program-automatic-135mm-slr-camera---information-and-owners-manual)
- [RS (Radio Shack) Telephone Tester 43-114](https://www.propology.ca/rs-radio-shack-telephone-tester-43-114)
- [SAMSUNG SCB-2000 Color CCTV Camera - User guide (for the original, un-modified camera)](https://www.propology.ca/samsung-scb-2000-color-cctv-camera---user-guide-for-the-original-un-modified-camera)
- [SANSUI QS-500 4-Channel Rear Amplifier - Brochure, Operating Instructions and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sansui-qs-500-4-channel-rear-amplifier---brochure-operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [SANYO VC-0924 Dummy CCTV Video Camera - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sanyo-vc-0924-dummy-cctv-video-camera---information-and-instruction-manual): CCTV equipment,video camera,CCTV camera,surveillance equipment, public safety,television props,TV props,movie props,prop rentals,gadget props,SFX props,Sanyo VC-0924
- [Satchel Charge Explosive Device (simulated-inert)](https://www.propology.ca/satchel-charge-explosive-device-simulated-inert)
- [SE International Monitor 4](https://www.propology.ca/se-international-monitor-4)
- [​SECO-LARM Electric Deadbolt SD-997BQ Fail-Safe - Installation Instructions and Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/8203seco-larm-electric-deadbolt-sd-997bq-fail-safe---installation-instructions-and-brochure)
- [SECO-LARM Enforcer DP-222Q Color Video Door Phone - Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/seco-larm-enforcer-dp-222q-color-video-door-phone---instruction-manual)
- [SECURA KEY Radio Key RK-600 Alarm System Keypad - Operating and Installation Guide](https://www.propology.ca/secura-key-radio-key-rk-600-alarm-system-keypad---operating-and-installation-guide)
- [SENSORMATIC Card-Swipe Unit with Keypad, Grey](https://www.propology.ca/sensormatic-card-swipe-unit-with-keypad-grey)
- [SEQUIAM BIOMETRICS Biovault 2 - Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sequiam-biometrics-biovault-2---manual)
- [SHARP Viewcam Camcorder Model VL-E7E - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sharp-viewcam-camcorder-model-vl-e7e---service-manual)
- [SHURE BROTHERS Stratoliner Model 708 A - Information and Data Sheet](https://www.propology.ca/shure-brothers-stratoliner-model-708-a---information-and-data-sheet)
- [SHURE BROTHERS Super-Cardioid Unidyne Model 55 - Information and Data Sheet](https://www.propology.ca/shure-brothers-super-cardioid-unidyne-model-55---information-and-data-sheet)
- [Siemens PET (CT) Scan Machine (simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/siemens-pet-ct-scan-machine-simulated)
- [SKB 19-Inch 5U Rack Case](https://www.propology.ca/skb-19-inch-5u-rack-case)
- [SKB 1SKB-600 ATA 6 Hole Microphone Case - Information and Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/skb-1skb-600-ata-6-hole-microphone-case---information-and-brochure)
- [SKB CD-400 ATA Carrying Case](https://www.propology.ca/skb-cd-400-ata-carrying-case)
- [Small "Clam-Shell" Hard-Case - Black](https://www.propology.ca/small-clam-shell-hard-case---black)
- [Smart2 Model 22-175B - Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/smart2-model-22-175b---digital-multimeter)
- [SONY Audio Current Transfer FM Stereo Tuner ST-S555ES - Brochure, Operation and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/sony-audio-current-transfer-fm-stereo-tuner-st-s555es---brochure-operation-and-service-manuals)
- [SONY Auto Reverse Walkman WM-7 Personal Stereo Cassette Player - Product Advertising and Service Man...](https://www.propology.ca/sony-auto-reverse-walkman-wm-7-personal-stereo-cassette-player---product-advertising-and-service-manual)
- [SONY Battery Video Light Model HVL-20DX - Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/sony-battery-video-light-model-hvl-20dx---instructions)
- [SONY CD/DVD Player Model DVP-NS400D - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/sony-cddvd-player-model-dvp-ns400d---operating-instructions)
- [SONY CFD-S01 Portable Stereo MP3/CD/AM/FM Radio/Compact Cassette Player - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/sony-cfd-s01-portable-stereo-mp3cdamfm-radiocompact-cassette-player---operating-instructions)
- [SONY Compact Disc Player CDP-490 - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-compact-disc-player-cdp-490---service-manual)
- [SONY Editing Control Unit RM-450 - Operating Instructions, Product Brochure, U-matic Editing System...](https://www.propology.ca/sony-editing-control-unit-rm-450---operating-instructions-product-brochure-u-matic-editing-system-manual-and-u-matic-remote-control-pin-outs)
- [SONY FM/AM Walkman WM-FX50 - Operating and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/sony-fmam-walkman-wm-fx50---operating-and-service-manuals)
- [SONY Miniature CCD Video Camera Module XC-57 - Additional Information and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-miniature-ccd-video-camera-module-xc-57---additional-information-and-service-manual)
- [SONY NS999ES DVD Player - Installation Guide, Operating Instructions and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-ns999es-dvd-player---installation-guide-operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [SONY SLV-960HF VHS Video Cassette Recorder - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/sony-slv-960hf-vhs-video-cassette-recorder---operating-instructions)
- [SONY SSC-DC54 Hyper HAD Color Video Camera - Additional Information and Product Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/sony-ssc-dc54-hyper-had-color-video-camera---additional-information-and-product-brochure): CCTV equipment,video camera,CCTV camera,surveillance equipment, public safety,television props,TV props,movie props,prop rentals,gadget props,SFX props,Sony SSC-DC54
- [SONY Stereo Dual Drive Cassette Deck TC-WE405 - Operating Instructions and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-stereo-dual-drive-cassette-deck-tc-we405---operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [SONY Stereo VHS Video Cassette Recorder Model SLV-815 - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-stereo-vhs-video-cassette-recorder-model-slv-815---service-manual)
- [SONY Tapecorder TC-102 - Catalogue Page and Servicing Guide](https://www.propology.ca/sony-tapecorder-tc-102---catalogue-page-and-servicing-guide)
- [​SONY TC-K96R Stereo Cassette Deck - Brochure and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/8203sony-tc-k96r-stereo-cassette-deck---brochure-and-service-manual)
- [SONY Trinitron KV-1370R - Operating Instructions](https://www.propology.ca/sony-trinitron-kv-1370r---operating-instructions)
- [SONY TV-112 Portable Television Receiver - Information and Instruction Manual](https://www.propology.ca/sony-tv-112-portable-television-receiver---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [SONY Video Tuner TT-300 (circa 1979)](https://www.propology.ca/sony-video-tuner-tt-300-circa-1979)
- [Sony Videocorder AV-3600](https://www.propology.ca/sony-videocorder-av-3600---ready-reference-operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [STELLAVOX Fi-Cord 303 Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Brochure and User's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/stellavox-fi-cord-303-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder---brochure-and-users-manual)
- [Sunpak AP-200W](https://www.propology.ca/sunpak-ap-200w)
- [SWANN Security Camera SW211-DSC - Product Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/swann-security-camera-sw211-dsc---product-brochure)
- [Symbol Barcode Scanner Model LS-8520-H5Q9AG](https://www.propology.ca/symbol-barcode-scanner-model-ls-8520-h5q9ag)
- [Tabletop SEM](https://www.propology.ca/tabletop-sem)
- [TASCAM DR-701D Linear PCM Recorder - Owner's and Reference Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/tascam-dr-701d-linear-pcm-recorder---owners-and-reference-manuals)
- [TEAC AN-80 Noise Reduction Unit - Instruction and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/teac-an-80-noise-reduction-unit---instruction-and-service-manuals)
- [TEAC FD-55A 5-1/4" Floppy Drive](https://www.propology.ca/teac-fd-55a-5-14-floppy-drive)
- [TEAC PD-D2500 Compact Disc Multi Player - Owner's and Service Manuals](https://www.propology.ca/teac-pd-d2500-compact-disc-multi-player---owners-and-service-manuals)
- [TECHNICS FM/AM Stereo Tuner ST-C 01 - Operating Instructions, Product Line Brochure and Service Manu...](https://www.propology.ca/technics-fmam-stereo-tuner-st-c-01---operating-instructions-product-line-brochure-and-service-manual)
- [TECHNICS SH-50P1 Record Turntable Stylus Pressure Gauge - Operating Instructions and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/technics-sh-50p1-record-turntable-stylus-pressure-gauge---operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [TECHNICS Stereo Integrated Amplifier Model SU-700 - Operating Instructions and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/technics-stereo-integrated-amplifier-model-su-700---operating-instructions-and-service-manual)
- [Tektronix 832 Data Comm Tester](https://www.propology.ca/tektronix-832-data-comm-tester)
- [Tektronix Microlab I](https://www.propology.ca/tektronix-microlab-i)
- [TELEFUNKEN Magnetophon 302 TS Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Circuit Diagram](https://www.propology.ca/telefunken-magnetophon-302-ts-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder---circuit-diagram)
- [Timer-Controlled Relay Panel](https://www.propology.ca/timer-controlled-relay-panel)
- [Timer/Controller Unit - ND (simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/timercontroller-unit---nd-simulated)
- [TOSHIBA 4Head Hi-Fi Video Cassette Recorder Model W-625C - Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/toshiba-4head-hi-fi-video-cassette-recorder-model-w-625c---service-manual)
- [TOSHIBA DVD Video Player Model SD-4000KC2 - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/toshiba-dvd-video-player-model-sd-4000kc2---owners-manual)
- [TOSHIBA Laptop Computer Model T3100SX](https://www.propology.ca/toshiba-laptop-computer-model-t3100sx)
- [TOSHIBA Portable DVD Player Model SD-P91SKN - Owner's Manual and Specifications Sheet](https://www.propology.ca/toshiba-portable-dvd-player-model-sd-p91skn---owners-manual-and-specifications-sheet)
- [TRANSONIC Reel-to-Reel Dictation Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/transonic-reel-to-reel-dictation-recorder)
- [TURNER Crystal Model 22 X - Information and Microphone Catalog](https://www.propology.ca/turner-crystal-model-22-x---information-and-microphone-catalog)
- [Type 620 Rolls](https://www.propology.ca/type-620-rolls)
- [UHER 4000 Report-S Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/uher-4000-report-s-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder---brochure)
- [UHER 4400 Report Stereo Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Brochure and Service Manual](https://www.propology.ca/uher-4400-report-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder---brochure-and-service-manual)
- [UNDERWATER KINETICS Tundra #821 Medium Size Hard-Case](https://www.propology.ca/underwater-kinetics-tundra-821-medium-size-hard-case)
- [United Detector 351 Power Meter](https://www.propology.ca/united-detector-351-power-meter)
- [VIBRAPOD Isolators - User's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/vibrapod-isolators---users-manual)
- [Victoreen Radiation Monitor Model No. 1A](https://www.propology.ca/victoreen-radiation-monitor-model-no-1a)
- [VIDEO SURVEILLANCE](https://www.propology.ca/video-surveillance)
- [View Rental Agreement](https://www.propology.ca/view-rental-agreement)
- [Wet Location Switch Cover](https://www.propology.ca/wet-location-switch-cover)
- [YAMAHA AM/FM Stereo Receiver Model RX-330 - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/yamaha-amfm-stereo-receiver-model-rx-330---owners-manual)
- [YAMAHA CDX-530 / CDX-730 Compact Disc Players - Owner's Manual](https://www.propology.ca/yamaha-cdx-530--cdx-730-compact-disc-players---owners-manual)
- [YONGNUO Digital Wireless Controller RF-602TX With RF-602RX Receiver - Information and Instruction Ma...](https://www.propology.ca/yongnuo-digital-wireless-controller-rf-602tx-with-rf-602rx-receiver---information-and-instruction-manual)
- [ZENITH MBC 400P Remote Control - Instruction Manual and Programming Codes](https://www.propology.ca/zenith-mbc-400p-remote-control---instruction-manual-and-programming-codes)
- [ZOOM H1 Handy Recorder - Quick Start Guide, User's Guide and Product Brochure](https://www.propology.ca/zoom-h1-handy-recorder---quick-start-guide-users-guide-and-product-brochure)

## Blog Posts
- ["Placebo's" Humanoid Robot Faceplate - Built For the Student Film: STRANGE CHANGES](https://www.propology.ca/p/placebos-humanoid-robot-faceplate-built-for-the-student-film-strange-changes)
- [Viper's Lair Computer System: Built For the TV Series VIPER](https://www.propology.ca/p/vipers-lair-computer-system-built-for-the-tv-series-viper)
- [8-Channel Programmable Radio Detonator Unit:                 For the TV Series MILLENNIUM](https://www.propology.ca/p/8-channel-programmable-radio-detonator-unit-for-the-tv-series-millennium)
- [Directed-Energy Weapons: For the TV Series ANDROMEDA](https://www.propology.ca/p/directed-energy-weapons-for-the-tv-series-andromeda)
- [Electroshock Therapy Machine:                                             Built For the TV Series SMALLVILLE](https://www.propology.ca/p/electroshock-therapy-machine-built-for-the-tv-series-smallville)
- [Remote Robotic Manipulator Arm For the TV Series SMALLVILLE](https://www.propology.ca/p/remote-robotic-manipulator-arm-for-the-tv-series-smallville)
- [High Power Laboratory Laser For the SMALLVILLE Episode ONYX](https://www.propology.ca/p/high-power-laboratory-laser-for-the-smallville-episode-onyx)
- [Shoulder Fired RPG Launcher For the TV Series BATTLESTAR GALACTICA](https://www.propology.ca/p/shoulder-fired-rpg-launcher-for-the-tv-series-battlestar-galactica)
- [Automatic Grenade Launcher Targeting System:                Built for the Feature Film THE A-TEAM](https://www.propology.ca/p/automatic-grenade-launcher-targeting-system-built-for-the-feature-film-the-a-team)
- [Emergency Tracking Transponder:                                        For BATTLESTAR GALATICA: BLOOD AND CHROME](https://www.propology.ca/p/emergency-tracking-transponder-for-battlestar-galatica-blood-and-chrome)
- [Binary Chemical Bomb Controller/Timer:                               For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/binary-chemical-bomb-controllertimer-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Timer Controlled Mini-Bombs: For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/timer-controlled-mini-bombs-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Covert Data Recorder (Type-2): For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/covert-data-recorder-type-2-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Riflescope Video-Tap Unit For the TV Pilot: INTELLIGENCE](https://www.propology.ca/p/riflescope-video-tap-unit-for-the-tv-pilot-intelligence)
- [New Rental Item: Handheld "Sensor/Scanner" Device](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-item-handheld-sensorscanner-device)
- [Rental Inventory:                                                            Proximity Card-Reader/Keypad with "Electronic Key"](https://www.propology.ca/p/rental-inventory-proximity-card-readerkeypad-with-electronic-key)
- [Handheld Detector/Scanner: For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/handheld-detectorscanner-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Genetically Mutated Skeletons: For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/genetically-mutated-skeletons-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Crossbow Remote Trigger Devices:                                         For the TVSeries ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/crossbow-remote-trigger-devices-for-the-tvseries-arrow)
- [Tabletop Scanning Electron Microscope                                For TV Series ARROW Episode: "THE SCIENTIST"](https://www.propology.ca/p/tabletop-scanning-electron-microscope-for-tv-series-arrow-episode-the-scientist)
- [New Rental Inventory: CCTV Camera Enclosures](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-cctv-camera-enclosures)
- [Improvised Explosive Devices (IED's):                                    For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/improvised-explosive-devices-ieds-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: "Signal Strength Meters"](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-signal-strength-meters)
- ["Passport Scanner"                                                                   Produced by Steve Genser of ROBOTIC EFFECTS](https://www.propology.ca/p/passport-scanner-produced-by-steve-genser-of-robotic-effects)
- [New Rental Inventory: Headset Task-Light](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-headset-task-light)
- [Rental Inventory: "Directed-Energy Pistols"](https://www.propology.ca/p/rental-inventory-directed-energy-pistols)
- [New Rental Inventory: "Biological/Chemical Hazard Detector"](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-biologicalchemical-hazard-detector)
- [Vintage WW II Era Japanese Military Document For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/vintage-ww-ii-era-japanese-military-document-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Electrocution Torture Device: For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/electrocution-torture-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Vintage WW II Japanese Land Mine For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/vintage-ww-ii-japanese-land-mine-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Miniature Wireless CCTV Cameras:                                       For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/miniature-wireless-cctv-cameras-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- ["Creative Repurposing" by the ARROW Prop Department](https://www.propology.ca/p/creative-repurposing-by-the-arrow-prop-department)
- [New Rental Inventory: BOEING Manufactured Vehicle Launch Sequencer](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-boeing-manufactured-vehicle-launch-sequencer)
- [New Rental Inventory:                                                          Pistol Grip, Ballistic Missile Firing Trigger](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-pistol-grip-ballistic-missile-firing-trigger)
- [New Rental Inventory:  Dome Enclosed CCTV Cameras](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-dome-enclosed-cctv-cameras)
- [New Rental Inventory:  Samsung SCB-2000 CCTV Cameras (Custom/Modified)](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-samsung-scb-2000-cctv-cameras-custommodified)
- [New Rental Inventory: Acme 1500 Miniature Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder - Circa 1963](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-acme-1500-miniature-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-circa-1963)
- [Prototype Directed Energy Weapon - For the TV Series ARROW Episode: "THE MAN UNDER THE HOOD"](https://www.propology.ca/p/prototype-directed-energy-weapon-for-the-tv-series-arrow-episode-the-man-under-the-hood)
- [New Rental Inventory: Vintage Microphones](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-vintage-microphones)
- [New Rental inventory:                                                            Akai VT-100 Portable VTR & Camera - Circa 1969](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-akai-vt-100-portable-vtr-camera-circa-1969)
- [New Rental Inventory:                                                          Sony TV-112 Portable Television Receiver - Circa 1971](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-sony-tv-112-portable-television-receiver-circa-1971)
- [Illuminated Vial Case - For the ARROW TV Series Episode:   "STREETS of FIRE"](https://www.propology.ca/p/illuminated-vial-case-for-the-arrow-tv-series-episode-streets-of-fire)
- [Bomb Fragments - For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/bomb-fragments-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Throwback Thursday: Working 2nd Unit Props on the Feature Film FREDDY VS JASON](https://www.propology.ca/p/throwback-thursday-working-2nd-unit-props-on-the-feature-film-freddy-vs-jason)
- [A 1960's Retro Revival: Processing B9 Robot Torsos from the Classic TV Series: Lost in Space](https://www.propology.ca/p/a-1960s-retro-revival-processing-b9-robot-torsos-from-the-classic-tv-series-lost-in-space)
- [From Our Rental Inventory: A Wide Selection of Working Vintage POLAROID Cameras](https://www.propology.ca/p/from-our-rental-inventory-a-wide-selection-of-working-vintage-polaroid-cameras)
- [New Rental Inventory: MINOX 8x11 Model C The Quintessential "Spy Camera" - Circa 1969](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-minox-8x11-model-c-the-quintessential-spy-camera-circa-1969)
- ["And Then—There Was Two" A Duplicate SEM Built For the TV Series THE FLASH](https://www.propology.ca/p/and-then-there-was-two-a-duplicate-built-for-the-tv-series-the-flash)
- [It Was Just Another Bomb... Until It Became a REALLY BIG BOMB - For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/it-was-just-another-bomb-until-it-became-a-really-big-bomb-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: Industrial Control Box With Mushroom-Head Pushbutton and Red Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-industrial-control-box-with-mushroom-head-pushbutton-and-red-indicator)
- [New Rental Inventory: High-Power Directed Energy Weapon](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-high-power-directed-energy-weapon)
- [New Rental Inventory: Fingerprint Access Control Device](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-fingerprint-access-control-device)
- [New Rental Inventory: EUMIG P8, 8mm Film Projector Circa1950's](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-eumig-p8-8mm-film-projector-circa1950s)
- [New Rental Inventory: Illuminated, Wrist-Worn Device](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-illuminated-wrist-worn-device)
- [FOUND: Becca's Pistol from the TV Series ANDROMEDA](https://www.propology.ca/p/found-beccas-pistol-from-the-tv-series-andromeda)
- [Prepping Vintage Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorders For the TV Series THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE](https://www.propology.ca/p/prepping-vintage-reel-to-reel-tape-recorders-for-the-tv-series-the-man-in-the-high-castle)
- [New Rental Inventory:  Retina Scanner Access Control Device (Custom/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-retina-scanner-access-control-device-customsimulated)
- [Weird Things Repurposed](https://www.propology.ca/p/weird-things-repurposed)
- [Detailing the "Quantum Processor" For the TV Series ARROW  (with UNLIMITED DESIGN)](https://www.propology.ca/p/detailing-the-quantum-processor-for-the-tv-series-arrow-with-unlimited-design)
- [Our Growing Access Control Device Inventory](https://www.propology.ca/p/our-growing-access-control-device-inventory)
- [Laboratory Scanning Device For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/laboratory-scanning-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Explosives Filled Steel Drums and Wireless Detonators For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/explosives-filled-steel-drums-and-wireless-detonators-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Nuclear Devices  For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/nuclear-devices-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: Tabletop Scanning Device](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-tabletop-scanning-device)
- [Motorized and Illuminated Orrery With Radio Remote Control For the Pilot Episode of the TV Series BEYOND](https://www.propology.ca/p/motorized-and-illuminated-orrery-with-radio-remote-control-for-the-pilot-episode-of-the-tv-series-beyond)
- [C4 Explosive Device with Human Sensor Trigger & Timer  For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/c4-explosive-device-with-human-sensor-trigger-timer-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Wireless Motion Detector - For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/wireless-motion-detector-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Facial Obfuscation Processor with Computer Interface Device For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/facial-obfuscation-processor-with-computer-interface-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Dual-Keyed Interlock Device - For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/dual-keyed-interlock-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [The Gas Discharge Weapon For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/the-gas-discharge-weapon-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [RDX Steel Barrel Bombs/Radio Detonator Device For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/rdx-steel-barrel-bombsradio-detonator-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow): This prop was featured as an important plot device in two ARROW episodes.
- [Radio Triggered C4 Bombs in Carrying Cases For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/radio-triggered-c4-bombs-in-carrying-cases-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: TEKTRONIX 2210 Digital Storage Oscilloscope](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-textronix-2210-digital-storage-oscilloscope)
- [Multi-Channel Wireless Detonator Device For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/multi-channel-wireless-detonator-device-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [Switchboard and Phone Rigging For the TV Series THE MAGICIANS](https://www.propology.ca/p/switchboard-and-phone-rigging-for-the-tv-series-the-magicians)
- [Bomb Making Paraphernalia - For the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/bomb-making-paraphernalia-for-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: SONY Trinitron KV-1955R](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-sony-trinitron-kv-1955r)
- [New Rental Inventory:  IBM Aptiva Personal Computer](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-ibm-aptiva-personal-computer)
- [New Rental Inventory: Industrial Switch Box](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-industrial-switch-box)
- [Subway Electrical Boxes - From the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/subway-electrical-boxes-from-the-tv-series-arrow)
- ["Fake" and "Real" Thermobaric Bombs From ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/fake-and-real-thermobaric-bombs-from-arrow)
- [Military Rebreather Units From the TV Series ARROW](https://www.propology.ca/p/military-rebreather-units-from-the-tv-series-arrow)
- [New Rental Inventory: VIKING DLE-200B Phone Line Simulator](https://www.propology.ca/p/new-rental-inventory-viking-dle-200b-phone-line-simulator): A small but mighty tool: triggers phone ring tones on command and enables direct talk-paths—perfect for scripted action and off-screen coordination.

## Products
- [Multi-Use 1-Channel RF Remote with Red Status LED & Switch Guard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/1-channel-rf-remote-with-red-status-led-switch-guard): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Cases: - Garage Doors and Gates: This is a primary function, allowing users to open and close multiple garage doors or entry gates with different buttons. - Home Automation & Lighting: The remote can be paired with receivers to control various household items, such as turning on/off LED lights, ceiling fans, or operating motorized curtains. - Access Control & Security: It can be integrated into home security systems, car/motorbike alarms, or used with access control equipment. - Industrial Applications: These types of remotes are used in industrial control systems, for operating lifting equipment, or other machinery where remote activation is needed. - DIY Projects: The simple design and multiple channels make them a popular component for custom do-it-yourself electronics projects that require a wireless interface. - Pyrotechnic Firing Systems: Some manufacturers design receiver systems for professional fireworks displays or stage effects that use these types of wireless remotes for remote detonation/activation NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-6.2cm x W-3.7cm x D-1.2cm)
- [Multi-Use 12-Channel RF Wireless Remote Control With Telescopic Antenna - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/12-channel-rf-wireless-remote-control-with-telescopic-antenna-silver): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Designed to trigger up to 12 remote devices. Use Cases: - Garage Doors and Gates: This is a primary function, allowing users to open and close multiple garage doors or entry gates with different buttons. - Home Automation & Lighting: The remote can be paired with receivers to control various household items, such as turning on/off LED lights, ceiling fans, or operating motorized curtains. - Access Control & Security: It can be integrated into home security systems, car/motorbike alarms, or used with access control equipment. - Industrial Applications: These types of remotes are used in industrial control systems, for operating lifting equipment, or other machinery where remote activation is needed. - DIY Projects: The simple design and multiple channels make them a popular component for custom do-it-yourself electronics projects that require a wireless interface. - Pyrotechnic Firing Systems: Some manufacturers design receiver systems for professional fireworks displays or stage effects that use these types of wireless remotes for remote detonation/activation NOTE: 2-Units available.
- [12-Charge Multi-Point Initiation (MPI) Array/12-Channel Remote Sensor Chain (Dual-Use Prop - Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/12-charge-multi-point-initiation-mpi-array12-channel-remote-sensor-chain-dual-use-prop-custom-design): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Applying 9-volts DC power to the attached leads illuminates the red LEDs incorporated into each individual housing. This dual-use prop can used to portray these devices: Multi-Point Initiation (MPI) Array: A multi-point array of 12- precision explosive charges. Illuminated LED indicators signify that the device is "ARMED". 12-Channel Remote Sensor Chain: A multi-point array of precision sensors designed to be placed upon individual objects to be monitored or a single large object that requires multiple areas monitored. The LEDs signify that each individual node in the chain is successfully communicating with the central hub. This is a completely inert device intended for on-screen motion picture use.
- [120 VAC Power Monitor Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/120-vac-power-monitor-panel): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) A custom-engineered 120 VAC Power Control and Distribution Panel, designed for a specific industrial or laboratory application. Equipment rack mountable. Use Case: This panel serves as the central power management interface for a complex system, such as a computer-controlled industrial machine or a laboratory instrumentation suite. - Sequential Power Control: The "START" and "STOP" buttons, along with status indicators for "LINE POWER READY," "COMPUTER POWER," and "INSTRUMENT POWER," indicate that a specific startup and shutdown sequence is provided. - Emergency Stop: The prominent red "EMERGENCY STOP" button under a clear flip-cover allows for the immediate total power cutout of the entire system in case of a malfunction or safety hazard. This cover includes provision for switch lock-out when fitted with a padlock. - Local Power Access: Two standard 120 VAC outlets on the front allow for the easy connection of temporary diagnostic tools or peripheral devices. - System Protection: Two panel-mount fuse holders (marked "F1") protect the internal circuitry and the "COMPUTER POWER" and "INSTRUMENT POWER" lines from overcurrent. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-13.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [135mm Plastic Slide Mounts in Storage Boxes (Bundled Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/135mm-plastic-slide-mounts-in-storage-boxes-bundled-set): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - 7-boxes of 135mm plastic slide mounts. - Rental pricing reflects all encompassing items as bundled together as a single rental item. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-2.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-5cm)
- [135mm Slide Plastic Storage Boxes - Assorted Sizes and Colors](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/135mm-slide-plastic-storage-boxes-assorted-sizes-and-colors): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - 29-available. - Rental rate is per box.
- [1/4" Magnetic Audio Tape on 5" Reels - Home Recorded - Assorted Content](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/14-magnetic-audio-tape-on-5-reels-home-recorded-assorted-content): Circa Late 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home, audiophile and audio visual applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders. - Price is per reel. (H-15.5cm x W-15cm x D-2cm)
- [1/4" Magnetic Audio Tape on 7" Reels - Home Recorded - Assorted Content](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/14quot-magnetic-audio-tape-on-7quot-reels-home-recorded-assorted-content): Various Circa From 1950's to Early 1980's - Suitable for home, audiophile and audio visual applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 7". - Price is per reel. - Please specify circa while ordering. (H-17.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [16 Color Remote Controlled Submersible RGB LED Puck-Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/16-color-remote-controlled-submersible-rgb-led-puck-light): Circa Early 2010's A battery-powered, waterproof LED puck designed for decorative accent lighting in wet or submerged environments — floral arrangements, vases, punch bowls, aquariums, centerpieces, and event décor. The included IR remote controls 16 colors plus dynamic modes (flash, strobe, fade, smooth), with brightness adjustment. The scalloped clear housing diffuses light evenly in all directions. Historical Significance: These represent the democratization of RGB LED technology—a capability that was expensive and specialized in the early 2000s, reduced to a disposable consumer novelty within a decade. They became a staple of the event and wedding industry through the 2010s, replacing candles and fiber optics in centerpiece lighting. The rapid commoditization of this core technology eventually lead to affordable smart home lighting systems. Included Accesories: - IR remote Control (H-3cm x W-7cm x D-7cm)
- [Multi-Use 2-Channel RF Remote with Red Status LED & Switch Guard - Black/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/2-channel-rf-remote-with-red-status-led-switch-guard-blacksilver): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Cases: - Garage Doors and Gates: This is a primary function, allowing users to open and close multiple garage doors or entry gates with different buttons. - Home Automation & Lighting: The remote can be paired with receivers to control various household items, such as turning on/off LED lights, ceiling fans, or operating motorized curtains. - Access Control & Security: It can be integrated into home security systems, car/motorbike alarms, or used with access control equipment. - Industrial Applications: These types of remotes are used in industrial control systems, for operating lifting equipment, or other machinery where remote activation is needed. - DIY Projects: The simple design and multiple channels make them a popular component for custom do-it-yourself electronics projects that require a wireless interface. - Pyrotechnic Firing Systems: Some manufacturers design receiver systems for professional fireworks displays or stage effects that use these types of wireless remotes for remote detonation/activation (H-5.5cm x W-3cm x D-1.5cm)
- [20-Channel BNC Patch Panel With LED Indicators (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/20-channel-bnc-patch-panel-with-led-indicators-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Flipping the incorporated toggle switch to the "ON" position illuminates the main "POWER" indicator and all 20 channel "STATUS" LED's. The "TEST" indicator illuminates upon actuation of the adjacent momentary pushbutton. Designed to portray a professional-grade signal routing and testing solution for use in telecommunications and industrial data acquisition environments. Practical Functions: - 60-Female BNC Connectors. - 22-Functional red LED Indicators. - Internally Battery Powered.illuminates - Easy and secure wall or console mounting via double-face tape. Use Cases: - CCTV and Broadcast Video: Distributing multiple video signals from sources like cameras to various outputs or monitoring equipment. - Laboratory Automation: Interfacing sensors (like strain gauges or vibration monitors) with data loggers or analyzers for simultaneous multi-channel testing. - RF Signal Routing: Managing high-bandwidth antenna or test signals in telecommunications or satellite headend facilities. Accessories Available Separately: - BNC Cables - Various Lengths. - BNC Connectable Test Equipment. - Portable Computers and BNC Computer Interface. - Weatherproof Enclosure with Hinged Cover (1-only). NOTE: 2-Units available—Nomenclature can be changed to suit a specific script requirement (at client request). (H-37cm x W-31.5cm x D-7cm)
- [20-Line Switchboard Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/20-line-switch-board-control-panel): Circa Mid 1950's to Early 1960's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: This panel features multiple rows of large toggle switches with lights above each to provide a status indication—likely part of an operator console for a phone or intercom system. NOTE: The toggle switches incorporated into the device can be custom rigged to illuminate the indicators paired above. (H-22.5cm x W-27cm x D-12cm)
- [2WIRE DSL Filter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/2wire-dsl-filter): Circa 2006 An analog low-pass filter designed for use on traditional copper phone lines that carry both voice (POTS) and Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) internet services. Use Case: Used to prevent interference between analog phone devices (telephones, fax machines, answering machines, 56K modems, etc.) and the high-frequency digital signals used by DSL internet. When a phone device is connected without a filter on a DSL line, it can cause static or a hissing sound on voice calls and lead to slow internet speeds or connection drops. The filter isolates the voice frequencies for the phone device, ensuring clear phone communication and a stable internet connection. Historical Significance: A key piece of infrastructure during the era of widespread residential broadband adoption using existing telephone lines. It was a simple, necessary solution to a technical problem: how to merge high-speed digital data with traditional analog voice services over the same physical pair of wires. The need for these filters has largely faded with the transition to fiber optic internet (FTTH) and cable-based broadband services, where voice communication is handled digitally or separately, making the DSL filter a relic of early 21st-century home networking. (H-22cm x W-2cm x D-2.5cm)
- [3-Run Blasting Wire Set with Terminal Node (Custom Design - Insert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/3-run-blasting-wire-set-with-terminal-node-custom-design-insertsimulated): Circa 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. NOTE: 16-Units Available.
- [3-Way Manual Data Switch Box - Generic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/3-way-manual-data-switch-box-generic): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's Use Case: This configuration is typical for sharing a single printer or modem among several computers in older office or home setups: - Ports: The device has a total of four usable ports: A, B, C, and I/O. - Functionality: The central I/O port serves as the common connection point. The rotary switch then directs that connection to either port A, port B, or port C. - Bi-directional: The switch is bi-directional, meaning the data flow can be reversed: - 1 Input to 3 Outputs: A single computer connected to the I/O port can send data to one of three peripherals (A, B, or C). - 3 Inputs to 1 Output: Three computers (A, B, and C) can share one peripheral connected to the I/O port. (H-6cm x W-15cm x D-14cm)
- [3.5-Inch Floppy Disks (Set of 20)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/35-inch-floppy-discs-set-of-20): Circa Early 1980's to Late 1990's 3.5-inch floppy disks in assorted colors—set o12. (H-9.5cm x W-9cm x D-0.5cm)
- [3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive - Generic (Custom Light Grey Finish)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/35-inch-floppy-disk-drive-generic-custom-light-grey-finish): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's Use Case: A standard 3.5-inch floppy drive housed in an accessory case to provide external use via a SCSI interface, which was common for higher-end PCs and especially Apple Macintosh systems in the mid-1990s. Originally beige in color (typical for the time) this example has been custom painted gray. - Functionality: It provided portable or supplemental 1.44 MB high-density storage capability. - Portability: The external design offered flexibility for users to connect the drive to different computers that had a SCSI port installed. Historical Significance: This type of drive/enclosure is a key example of the technical landscape before universal connectivity: - SCSI Era: It highlights an era when SCSI was a popular choice for peripherals due to its speed and ability to daisy-chain multiple devices (storage drives, scanners) from a single expansion card, differentiating it from the slower parallel port standard. - Modularity: It represents the flexibility of computer hardware in the 1990s, allowing users to build customized external solutions from internal components. - Pre-USB Connectivity: The reliance on a DB-25 SCSI port is a historical marker of technology before the simplicity of plug-and-play USB became standard for mass storage devices. (H-6cm x W-13cm x D-22.5cm)
- [3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Storage Case - Beige (Case Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/35-inch-floppy-disk-storage-case-beige-case-only): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's (H-4.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Storage Case/Copy Stand - Generic - Grey/White](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/35-inch-floppy-disk-storage-casecopy-stand-generic-greywhite): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's A novel 3.5-inch disc storage case that expands into a copy stand (document stand). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-3cm x W-10.5cm x D-15cm)
- [3M 9100 Overhead Projector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/3m-9100-overhead-projector): Circa 1999 to 2006 A portable, high-lumen transparency projector primarily used in educational and professional settings for presentations. Use Case The 3M 9100 was a ubiquitous tool in classrooms and meeting rooms before the advent of digital projectors and smart boards. - Primary Function: It projects enlarged images of text or drawings written or printed on clear acetate sheets (transparencies) onto a screen or wall. - Applications: It was ideal for educational use, business meetings, art tracing, and large presentations. - Key Features: Notable features include a high/low intensity switch to adjust brightness (up to 2,800 lumens), a closed lens design, a cool stage to prevent film curling, and a lamp changer for instant bulb replacement during a presentation. The model is portable and folds down for easy transport and storage. (H-24.5cm x W-43cm x D-57.5cm)
- [3M Scotch 1/2-Inch Video Tape - 7-Inch Reel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/3m-scotch-12-inch-video-tape-7-inch-reel): Circa 1970's - Includes original storage case. - 4-reels available Compatible VTRs: Designed for the EIAJ-1 (Type 1) standard. The recommended high-grade tape for the following professional/industrial VTRs: - SONY AV-3600 (available separately): The most common and iconic EIAJ-1 VTR. This is the machine you are most likely to find this tape used with. - SONY AV-8400: A higher-end EIAJ-1 machine. - PANASONIC NV-3120 / NV-3020: A very popular competitor to the Sony 3600. - JVC CR-6060U - RCA TR-600 - HITACHI VR-10 PLEASE NOTE: This video tape is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-18.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Multi-Use 4-Channel RF Remote Control With Red LED Indicator - Black/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/4-channel-rf-remote-control-with-red-led-indicator-blacksilver): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Designed to trigger up to 4 remote devices. Use Cases: - Garage Doors and Gates: This is a primary function, allowing users to open and close multiple garage doors or entry gates with different buttons. - Home Automation & Lighting: The remote can be paired with receivers to control various household items, such as turning on/off LED lights, ceiling fans, or operating motorized curtains. - Access Control & Security: It can be integrated into home security systems, car/motorbike alarms, or used with access control equipment. - Industrial Applications: These types of remotes are used in industrial control systems, for operating lifting equipment, or other machinery where remote activation is needed. - DIY Projects: The simple design and multiple channels make them a popular component for custom do-it-yourself electronics projects that require a wireless interface. - Pyrotechnic Firing Systems: Some manufacturers design receiver systems for professional fireworks displays or stage effects that use these types of wireless remotes for remote detonation/activation NOTE: 2-Units available.
- [Multi-Use 4-Channel RF Remote with Red Status LED & Switch Guard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/4-channel-rf-remote-with-red-status-led-switch-guard): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Cases: - Garage Doors and Gates: This is a primary function, allowing users to open and close multiple garage doors or entry gates with different buttons. - Home Automation & Lighting: The remote can be paired with receivers to control various household items, such as turning on/off LED lights, ceiling fans, or operating motorized curtains. - Access Control & Security: It can be integrated into home security systems, car/motorbike alarms, or used with access control equipment. - Industrial Applications: These types of remotes are used in industrial control systems, for operating lifting equipment, or other machinery where remote activation is needed. - DIY Projects: The simple design and multiple channels make them a popular component for custom do-it-yourself electronics projects that require a wireless interface. - Pyrotechnic Firing Systems: Some manufacturers design receiver systems for professional fireworks displays or stage effects that use these types of wireless remotes for remote detonation/activation NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-6.2cm x W-3.7cm x D-1.2cm)
- [4-Connector UHF Junction Box with Set of 4-UHF Patch Cables (Custom - Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/4-connector-uhf-junction-box-with-set-of-4-uhf-patch-cables-custom-nonfunctional): Circa Late 1980's to late 1990's Used in amateur radio (HAM) and professional telecommunications as an antenna switch or signal distribution hub. Use Cases: Its core purpose is to consolidate multiple high-frequency signals into a single, organized point of entry or exit. - Antenna Switching: It allows a single radio to be manually or remotely switched between up to four different antennas (e.g., HF, VHF, and UHF). - Signal Distribution: It can function as a 4-way splitter or combiner, distributing power to multiple devices or combining signals from several sources into one line. (H-12cm x W-9.5cm x D-7cm)
- [4 x 3 Numbered Button Low-Profile Keypad (Custom Modified For Surface Mounting)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/4-x-3-numbered-button-low-profile-keypad-custom-modified-for-surface-mounting): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's This keypad's connection pins have been removed to facilitate surface mounting. This provides the ability to simply affix the unit anywhere there is a smooth flat surface using double-face adhesive tape. 2-units available. (H-5cm x W-4.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [4Q TECHNOLOGIES Multimedia Speaker System Model SP-691](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/4q-technologies-multimedia-speaker-system-model-sp-691): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Case: Used to provide basic audio output for desktop/laptop computers, portable MP3/CD/DVD players, and gaming consoles (like SEGA Dreamcast, Xbox, and PlayStation) that had a headphone jack output. They connect via a standard 3.5mm audio jack. Features are minimalist: volume control, an on/off switch with an LED indicator, and a headphone output jack. They are powered by a standard AC power plug. Historical Significance: These speakers represent the mass market of inexpensive, generic computer peripherals during the late 1990s and early 2000s. They were produced by various manufacturers (including 4Q Technologies, Juster, and Enjoy Sound) often sharing the same original equipment manufacturer (OEM) design. Their significance is less about innovation and more about making basic multimedia sound accessible and affordable for nearly every PC user during the rise of the home internet and digital music era. They were simple, reliable "plug-and-play" speakers for basic audio needs. (H-18cm x W.7-cm x D-11cm)
- [5.25-inch Diskettes with EGGHEAD DISCOUNT STORE Storage Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/525-inch-diskettes-with-egghead-discount-store-storage-case): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's (H-cm x W-16.5cm x D-25.5cm)
- [5.25-Inch Floppy Drive - Generic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/525-inch-floppy-drive-apple-ii-computer-compatible-generic): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's Designed primarily for IBM PC/XT/AT compatible computers, but a modified version could be used with specific Apple systems. Use Case: - Primary Storage: It was the main method for loading operating systems (like MS-DOS), installing software, saving user data, and backing up small files on IBM PC and compatible systems. - Capacity: The drive formatted disks to 360 KB, which was the standard capacity for the time, though considered very limited by later standards. Compatibility Details: - Windows PCs (Vintage): The drive is compatible with vintage PCs from the 1980s and early 1990s using a standard 34-pin floppy disk controller and operating systems like MS-DOS or early versions of Windows (up to Windows 95/98). - Windows PCs (Modern): It is not directly compatible with modern PCs (Windows 10/11) due to the lack of motherboard floppy controller support. - Apple Computers (General): The standard PC version of the FD-55A is not natively compatible with most Apple computers because Apple used a completely different, proprietary storage protocol and connector for its drives. Apple Computers (Specific Variants): - External Enclosures: Some third-party external enclosures for the Apple II used a modified FD-55A drive that included an internal adapter board to support the Apple II's 20-pin "direct drive" interface. - Macintosh Compatibility: The drive could only be used with a Macintosh computer if a specialized expansion card, such as the "Apple IIe Card" for the Macintosh LC or the "Macintosh PC 5.25" Drive Controller Card" for the Mac SE/30 and Macintosh II series, was installed. To summarize, native compatibility exists only with vintage PCs, while APPLE compatibility required specific hardware modifications or adapter cards to function. Historical Significance: - Standardization: The FD-55A was a ubiquitous drive model that played a major role in standardizing 5.25-inch low-density storage across the nascent PC market. - The Floppy Era: It is a classic example of the "floppy era" of computing, which relied entirely on physical, magnetic disks for all computer interaction before hard drives became standard and affordable. - Physical Computing: The drive represents a time in computing history where physical media was central to the user experience, from boot-up disks to software distribution via "box sets" of multiple floppy disks. NOTE: 5.25-inch floppy disks and a compatible APPLE II "Clone" computer is available. (H-5cm x W-15.5cm x D-22cm)
- [6-NEMA Plug Power Filter Buss (Custom Design - Simulated - Nonoperational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/6-plug-power-filter-buss-custom-design-simulated-nonoperational): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. As a passive safety feature, the 6 incorporated NEMA plugs are actually attached to lengths of non-conductive rubber hose. This to ensure that the device remains safe, should it be accidentally plugged into a live outlet. Notionally, this assembly would be used to clean electrical power by attenuating electromagnetic interference (EMI) and RFI between external power lines and sensitive electronic equipment. It can be easily integrated with any equipment that uses common U-Ground electrical plugs. Use Case: General Purpose Filtering: The individual CORCOM 30VSK6 modules are single-stage, general-purpose filters rated for up to 30A at 250-volts AC. - Multi-Channel Isolation: The bus configuration allows for six independent power lines to be filtered simultaneously while sharing a common mechanical mount and likely a common ground, which is essential for complex industrial racks or high-density electronic systems. - Protection: It prevents high-frequency noise from reaching the power bus and affecting other connected equipment. NOTE: Can be paired with Conditioned Power Distribution Device - 6-Outlet (Custom Design - Nonoperational)—available separately. (H-10cm x W-29.5cm x D-14cm)
- [8-Channel Programmable Radio Detonator Unit (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/8-channel-programmable-radio-detonator-unit-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Its design closely resembles that of the authentic reference device. Intended to portray a sophisticated programmable radio detonator. Its features include: - Backlit Membrane Switch Keypad. - Microprocessor Controlled LED Indicator Sequencing. - Interchangeable BNC Mount Antenna. Pratical Functions: This device is notionally capable of user selected triggering of connected devices ("SELECT FIRE")—but it has been built to only perform the triggering of all connected devices (ALL FIRE")—as this was the only requirement necessary for its original scripted purpose. Operation: "STANBY/READY MODE": Turn the black rotary switch clockwise to power-up and initiate a self-check. All yellow LED's illuminate, then blink twice to confirm communication with active detonator receivers. Press "ARM ALL": This extinguishes the yellow "STANDBY" LED's and illuminates all 8 red "ARMED" LED's. The red LED above "FIRE ALL" begins flashing—signifying that the unit is now armed. Press "FIRE-ALL": This causes all 8 "ARMED" LED's flash twice and extinguish—signifying that the selected devices have received a trigger signal. Historical Significance: This custom prop was originally built for the Chris Carter TV series MILLENNIUM—specifically for use in the season 2 episode titled ROOSTERS (1998)— where it was only seen briefly. (H-26cm x W-7.5cm x D-3cm)
- [8-Inch Floppy Disk Storage Case - Generic - Translucent Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/8-inch-floppy-disk-storage-case-translucent-grey): Circa 1980's A generic version of a popular 8-inch floppy disc disk storage case. (H-23.5cm x W-24.5cm x D-27cm)
- [UNDERWATER KINETICS Dive Bag](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) Designed for high-utility underwater tasks, specifically: - Game Collection: Used primarily as a "goody bag" or "lobster bag" for collecting catch like lobster, crab, or abalone. - Gear Organization: Its wide-mouth design allows it to hold mask, fins, and snorkels for transport or boat storage. - Easy Rinsing: The mesh material allows divers to rinse saltwater and sand off their gear directly through the bag. Historical Significance: The Uni-Bag represents UNDERWATER KINETICS' historical shift from traditional aluminum and steel dive gear to high-impact, non-corroding plastic resins. Founded by Alan Uke, the company pioneered the use of "Agent Orange" high-visibility styling and rugged, "indestructible" plastic handles that do not rust or degrade in saltwater environments. The Uni-Bag's "no rust" molded handle became a standard for utilitarian dive accessories, emphasizing durability and simplicity over the complex mechanical latches of the era. (H-21cm x W-31.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [GEM MARINE PRODUCTS GT-207C Accu-Fix Loran Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-copy): Circa 1978 A Loran-C (Long Range Navigation) radio receiver marketed by GEM MARINE PRODUCTS (often branded as GEMTRONICS) during the late 1970s. Use Cases: Designed for long-range marine navigation, primarily for offshore sailors and commercial fishermen.It allowed mariners to: - Determine Position: By receiving low-frequency (100 kHz) radio signals from terrestrial Loran-C "chains," the device measured the time difference (TD) between pulses to pinpoint a vessel's location. - Navigation Range: It offered a daytime range of approximately 1,500 miles and an extended nighttime range of up to 2,300 miles. - Repeatability: Unlike early GPS, Loran-C was highly prized for its "repeatability," allowing fishermen to return to the exact same productive fishing spot within roughly 100 feet. Historical Significance: The GT-207C represents a pivotal era in marine electronics: - Visual Pulse Matching: The green CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) screen served as a specialized oscilloscope. Users had to manually align or "match" signal pulses on the screen to calculate their position, a skill-intensive process that preceded fully automated digital-only receivers. - The Accu-Fix Paradigm: The "Accu-Fix" system, developed by megapulse, was a breakthrough in solid-state Loran technology. It replaced earlier, less efficient vacuum-tube transmitters and receivers with high-precision, microprocessor-controlled pulse tracking, significantly improving accuracy and reliability. - Pre-GPS Standard: Before the Global Positioning System (GPS) became the global standard in the 1990s, Loran-C was the primary electronic navigation aid for civilian maritime use. (H-18.5cm x W-24cm x D-35.5cm)
- [SI-TEX/KODEN Loran C 757](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1982 to 1986 A professional-grade maritime navigation receiver that served as a cornerstone of long-range positioning in the pre-GPS era. It features vertical form factor and dual-display interface, which were revolutionary for its time. Use Cases: - Professional Navigation: Used extensively by commercial fishing fleets, research vessels, and blue-water yachts for hyperbolic navigation. - Scientific Research: Provided precise positioning for deep-sea core grabbing and sea-surface mapping expeditions. - Spot Repeatability: Highly valued by fishermen for its ability to return to specific "hotspots" within meters using Loran-C time delay (TD) coordinates. Historical Significance: The Loran C 757 represents the peak of Loran-C technology before the global transition to satellite-based GPS in the 1990s. - Dual-Display Innovation: It was one of the first compact receivers to feature dual LCD screens, allowing navigators to monitor two master/slave "Time Differences" simultaneously without toggling, a critical feature for plotting rapid position fixes on hyperbolic charts. - Cross-Continental Partnership: The device highlights the successful partnership between the American SI-TEXand Japanese KODEN brands, which dominated the recreational and light-commercial marine electronics market for over three decades. - Pre-GPS Reliability: Despite being susceptible to atmospheric conditions, the 757 was considered the "gold standard" for reliability, offering range-finding capabilities up to 1,700 nautical miles during the day. (H-20.5cm x W-12.7cm x D-27cm)
- [SIGNET SCIENTIFIC System 4000 Navigation/Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1978 to 1984 This device serves as a master data integrator and repeater for high-end sailing yachts during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Use Case: The MK 140 was a "Master Hub" designed for the cockpit or navigation station of performance sailboats. It performed three primary functions: - Sensor Integration: It collected raw data from various peripheral sensors, including masthead units (Wind Speed/Wind Point), paddlewheels (Knotmeter/Log), and sonar transducers (Depth). - Data Repeating: The red LED "REPEATER" display allowed the navigator to cycle through different metrics (using the "Display Select" knob) to view real-time data at a central location. - Archival Tracking: The mechanical "LOG" counter provided a non-volatile record of total distance traveled, crucial for traditional dead-reckoning navigation before GPS became ubiquitous. Historical Significance: SIGNET SCIENTIFIC, founded by a WWII veteran and NASA contractor, set the gold standard for American sailing electronics in the pre-NMEA era. The MK 140 represents a significant evolutionary step: the centralization of helm data. Before this, sailors relied on individual 4-inch circular gauges for each metric. The MK 140 integrated these into a single "black box" console, a precursor to modern Multi-Function Displays (MFDs). It was standard equipment on premier racing and cruising yachts of the era, such as those from C&C Yachts, Hinckley, and Ericson. (H-12.5cm x W-28cm x D-18cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- [High-Rigidity Precision Stand with Positionable/Lockable Mount](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's Designed to provide a stable, vertically adjustable platform. Use Cases: - Indicator Holders: Frequently used to hold a dial test indicator (DTI) or an electronic probe. The stand provides the stable vertical position, while the attached indicator performs the actual comparative measurement or checks for surface flatness and parallelism. - Transfer Stands: In metrology labs, it can act as a "transfer" mechanism. A metrologist sets the stand to a specific height using gauge blocks and then "transfers" that precise height to a workpiece to check for deviations. - Scribing and Layout: Even without a scale, it can be locked at a set height to use a carbide-tipped scriber for marking precise layout lines across multiple identical parts. - Optical and Laser Mounting: The twin-beam design offers high vibration resistance, making them suitable for mounting lasers, sensors, or optical elements that need to be held at a precise, repeatable elevation during testing. - Force Testing: Stands of this design are sometimes integrated into manual force test systems, where they hold a force gauge to apply consistent tension or compression to a sample. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-54cm x W-10cm x D-10cm)
- [BOEING Vehicle Launch Sequencer Ground Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1058): Circa mid 1960's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) This panel manages the final sequence of actions leading up to a missile or vehicle launch from a ground control station or bunker. Can be equipment rack or console mounted. Use Case: Eight correctly sequenced actions will result in vehicle launch. Each step is acknowledged by a change in indicator color with each button press. Additionally, the next relevant pushbutton in the sequence illuminates or changes color to convey system status, and direct the operator's attention to the next step in the launch sequence. Historical Significance: This style of panel represents the crucial, human-controlled interfaces used in early ballistic missile and space launch command centers. The design facilitated the reliable, sequence-driven operations necessary during high-stakes countdowns, ensuring that critical actions were performed in the correct order, often in high-security environments like missile submarines. (H-35.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-28.5cm)
- [RI Control Unit (Purpose Unknown)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1061): Circa Mid 1960's to Early1980's (ESTIMATED) An unidentified piece of custom or highly specialized electronic control equipment, possibly a piece of scientific test equipment. Its exact function and manufacturer unknown. Can be equipment rack or console mounted. Possible Use Cases: The unit was designed for precise, manual operation and monitoring of external equipment. The features suggest a focus on measuring or supplying electrical signals within a specific range: - Circuit Monitor: A prominent analog meter to visually display voltage, current, or resistance levels with a range from 0 to 8 units, likely with external scaling. - Range Selector: A dial with settings from 2 to 128 (likely proportional or logarithmic values) suggests the ability to switch between different measurement scales or output levels. - Polarity Switch: Indicates it handles DC signals and can reverse the flow. - Power and Zero Controls: Standard controls for turning the unit on and calibrating the meter. - Recorder Output: A port labeled "RECORDER" indicates the unit could interface with a chart recorder to log measurements over time. This configuration is typical for devices such as: - High-voltage power supplies or controllers for scientific instruments like ion pumps or electron microscopes. - Specialized test gear for specific electrical engineering experiments. NOTE: Cosmetically similar to a Duo Control Unit, which is available separately. (H-11.5cm x W-30cm x D-5cm)
- [SENTRO Sharpshooter 6155 (NC) Passive Infrared Sensor (Custom Rigged for Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1113): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. The original LED indicator has been replaced with an oversized version to enhance on-camera visibility and is powered internally via a replaceable battery. Use Case: A wired, wall or ceiling-mounted sensor used in residential and light commercial security systems to detect the movement of people based on their infrared energy signature. (H-9cm x W-7.5cm x D-7cm)
- [MACDONALD DETTWILER Fire 240 Test Generator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1212): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1890's (ESTIMATED) A specialized companion device for the MDA FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder, which was a high-end system used in the 1980's to transfer digital images from computers onto high-resolution photographic film. Use Cases: - Satellite Imaging & Cartography: MDA’s primary expertise is in satellite data. This unit was used in ground stations to generate test patterns that verified the accuracy of film recorders printing massive satellite images (like those from LANDSAT) for geographic and military analysis. - Scientific & Medical Research: Used in laboratory environments where high-precision digital-to-film conversion was required for archiving complex data. - Film-Out Facilities: Professional labs used it to calibrate systems that printed computer-generated imagery (CGI) or digital titles onto 35mm motion picture or still film. Historical Significance: This device represents a bridge in the history of digital imaging. Before the ubiquity of high-resolution digital screens and projectors, the only way to view or archive a high-quality digital image was to "print" it back onto analog film. MDA’s "FIRE" (Film Image REcorder) series was among the world's most advanced technology for this purpose, paving the way for the digital satellite imagery and high-resolution digital cinematography we use today. Manufactured by MACDONALD DETTWILER and ASSOCIATES (MDA), a prominent Canadian aerospace and technology company. (H-18cm x W-25.5cm x D-35.5cm)
- [SEARLE ANALYTIC INC Liquid Scintillation System Controller](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1213): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1970's (ESTIMATED) This unit served as the operator interface for an automated liquid scintillation counter—a high-precision laboratory instrument. It is console, rack case, or equipment rack mountable. Indictors illuminate when powered up. Use Cases: - Medical Research & Clinical Labs: Used primarily for radioimmunoassay (RIA), which quantifies hormones or enzymes in blood samples using radioactive tracers. - Nuclear Medicine: Automated counting of low-energy alpha and beta particle emissions in specialized "scintillation cocktails". Rear Ports: The unit features high-density D-subminiature connectors labeled for specialized laboratory functions: - J1 & J2 Sample Changer: Controls the mechanical carousel that moves radioactive samples into the counting chamber. - J3 Scaler: Interfaces with the high-speed pulse counter that tallies radioactive decay events. - J4 Sample ID: Transmits identification data for each vial being processed. - J2 Analyzer: Connects to the pulse height analyzer used to distinguish between different radioactive isotopes. Historical Significance: This unit represents a pivotal era in nuclear medicine when G.D. Searle expanded beyond pharmaceuticals into high-tech medical imaging and laboratory automation. Searle Analytic instruments were instrumental in the widespread adoption of hormone testing and early cancer research diagnostics. The company was later led by DonaldRumsfeld (1977–1985) before its medical instrument divisions were sold off or merged into what is now GE HEALTHCARE. (H-9cm x W-48.5cm x D-48.5cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1457): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1457-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- ["A" New Product](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- [IBM Magnetic Card Swipe Unit (Dummy Unit - Operational LED)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/a-new-product-1466-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Types Available: - 2-Functional LEDs (x3) - 1-Functional LED (x2) - No LEDs (x3) NOTE: 8-Units available. (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-4.5cm)
- [DELL Laptop Computer Bag](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-650): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's (H-33cm x W-40cm x D-7.5cm)
- [IMPULSE Laptop Bag](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-650-650): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's (H-32.5cm x W-42cm x D-7.5cm)
- [CONCORD Sound Camera Model F-88 Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650): Circa 1965 - Uses 1/4-inch magnetic tape on 2-1/4-inch supply reels (included). - Suitable microphones, earphones and additional recording tape are available separately. (H-19cm x W-13cm x D-7cm)
- [Honeywell OmniProx OP30 Mullion RFID Reader - Custom Modified - Lt. Grey/Silver (Self Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy): Circa 2018 - Narrow hosing is suitable for mullion installation or other situations where space is at a premium. - Custom rigged for simulated/self-contained operation. - Front facing LED indicator can be cycled from RED to GREEN via the included radio remote control fob. - Product Brochure PLEASE NOTE: We have materials on hand to rig additional double-units at client request, including custom housing colors. (H-14.2cm x W-3.8cm x D-2cm)
- ["Little-Dummy" Wireless Security Camera (With Flashing LED Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-667): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Dummy CCTV video camera—well suited to your most rigorous prop needs... Oh—not really! Let's call him "Astro"—he's a plucky little guy with a geeky, sensitive soul. His mom is a studio camera working in Culver City, USA. She shoots game shows. Her nickname for him when he was growing up was "Little-Dummy". Lately, he's been hoping to make a break in the "lucrative" and "exciting" prop rental scene. Specifications: Astro is a big fan of all things futuristic. That's why he's sporting a shiny collapsable antenna—to pretend he's all space-age and wireless. Other than that, he's entirely made out of "very economical" plastic. Even his plucky little lens! Use Case: Look—he never gets rented. Why not just sneak him Into your budget and have him keep you company at your desk during production? Something's gone wrong on set? No problem! Astro will always be there to cheerfully blink his little LED right at you. Soon you'll be saying: "Oh Astro—you little rascal!" There When You Need Him: Think of this as a modest yet effective investment in your ever-challenging grip on sanity. Why not give yourself a daily boost of whimsy while gleefully sticking it to the Production Manager. Who says money can't buy happiness! WARNING: May induce unexpected and spontaneous loss of employment. (H-10.5cm x W-8cm x D-22cm)
- [BASF Recorder 9202 Cr O2 - Compact Cassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667): Circa 1974 - High quality monaural compact cassette recorder. - Suitable for home, office or audio surveillance applications. - Collapsable carrying handle. - Built-n condenser microphone (external microphone compatible). - Powered by 4 D-Cell batteries or included AC power cord. Accessories Available Separately: - AC Power Cord - Blank or Prerecorded Compact Cassette Tapes - External Microphones - Earphones - Wired Remote Control (START/STOP) - Induction Telephone Tap. - Assorted Audio Cables (H-7cm x W-29.5cm x D-21cm)
- [SANYO Cassette Tape Recorder Model M 2533](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-674): Circa 1976 - Collapsable carrying handle. - Built-n condenser microphone (external microphone compatible). - Powered by 5 C-Cell batteries or AC power cord (available separately). Accessories Available Separately: - AC Power Cord - Blank or Prerecorded Compact Cassette Tapes - External Microphones - Earphones - Wired Remote Control (START/STOP) - Induction Telephone Tap. - Assorted Audio Cables (H-7cm x W-14.2cm x D-26.7cm)
- [MAGELLAN Roadmate 700 GPS Personal Navigation Device (PND)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy): Circa 2004 The Magellan RoadMate 700 is a dedicated automotive GPS unit, larger than some of its contemporary PDA-based counterparts because it includes a built-in 20GB hard drive pre-loaded with maps of the entire continental U.S. and Canada (with Europe as an option), eliminating the need for map downloads or swapping memory cards. Key features include: - Display: A 3.8-inch (2.25 by 3 inches) full-color TFT touchscreen display with an automatic light-adjusting feature for visibility in various lighting conditions. - Navigation: Provides clear, audible turn-by-turn voice guidance and on-screen directions. - Views: Features a "True View" mode which displays a 3D street-level view of upcoming turns and intersections. - Points of Interest (POI): A large, built-in database with over 2 million points of interest, such as restaurants, gas stations, and hotels. - Route Calculation: Offers multiple route options including shortest time, shortest distance, and least or most use of freeways. - Usability: Designed for ease of use, with a combination of a touchscreen interface and a dynamic backlit keypad. Use Case The primary use case for the Magellan RoadMate 700 is as an automotive navigation aid for drivers, suitable for daily commuting, running errands, or long road trips. It was marketed towards a wide range of users, from traveling professionals to tourists and even truckers, who needed a reliable and straightforward navigation tool without the complexity or connection issues of early PDA-based systems. Its "ready-to-go" nature meant users could simply plug it into their vehicle's 12V DC power adapter, turn it on, and receive directions, acting as a "personal assistant" to guide them through unfamiliar areas without needing paper maps or internet printouts. Included Accessories: - Car cable for 12-Volt DC operation - AC adaptor - Suction cup equipped windshield mount - Mounting cradle - Fitted protective case (H-8cm x W-16cm x D-5cm)
- [MAGELLAN RoadMate 5045-LM Personal Navigation Device (PND)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy): Circa 2011 The Magellan RoadMate 5045-LM is a dedicated Personal Navigation Device (PND) with several high-end features: - Display: A large, bright 5-inch anti-glare color touchscreen suitable for use in various vehicles including cars, SUVs, RVs, and trucks. - Guidance: Features text-to-speech voice prompts that announce actual street names, and a "Highway Lane Assist" feature that displays realistic highway signs to ensure the driver is in the correct lane for upcoming turns or exits. - Maps & Updates: Comes pre-loaded with maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, and includes free lifetime map updates (up to four per years or the life of the device). - Traffic Alerts: Provides real-time, subscription-free traffic alerts via an FM-TMC traffic info receiver to help drivers avoid jams and construction zones. - Points of Interest (POI): Includes a large database of over 6 million points of interest, plus the exclusive built-in AAA TourBook® with ratings and descriptions for AAA-approved hotels, restaurants, and attractions. - OneTouch™ Menu: A patented feature allowing users to bookmark their favorite destinations and searches for instant access with a single touch. Primary Use Case An in-car navigation system for everyday commuting, running errands, or long-distance travel. Specific use cases include: - Efficient Travel: Multi-destination routing allows users to plan trips with multiple stops in the desired order or have the device optimize the itinerary for the most efficient route, saving time. - Convenience on the road: The highway exit POI feature helps drivers quickly find services like gas stations, food, and lodging at approaching freeway exits. - Emergency Assistance: AAA members can access the phone number for AAA Roadside Assistance directly from the unit's screen, which also displays their exact GPS location to help aid arrive quickly. Marketed toward drivers who prefer a dedicated, standalone GPS unit over mobile phone navigation apps. Included Accessories - Suction cup mount - Car cable for 12-volt DC operation (H-9cm x W-14cm x D1.5-cm)
- [CRAIG S101 Quick-Mount Eight-Track Stereo Matrix Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-673): Circa 1980 Description of Features - Stereo Matrix Circuitry: This is a core feature that enhances stereo tapes by producing a four-channel sound effect when connected to four speakers, though it can also be used with two speakers for conventional stereo. - Quick-Mount System: It features a reversible slide-out bracket that allows the unit to be easily removed for secure storage in a glove compartment or for transfer to another vehicle. - Automatic Play/Eject: A cartridge begins playing automatically when inserted. The unit automatically shuts off and ejects the cartridge when the car's ignition power is removed, protecting valuable tapes. - Controls: Includes mechanical buttons for basic playback functions: - PROGRAM: Used to cycle through the four available stereo programs on the eight-track tape. - MATRIX: Activation or deactivation the matrix effect. - REPEAT: Allows for continuous playing of the current tape program. - EJECT: Manually ejects the tape cartridge. - FFWD (Fast Forward): Allows for rapid scanning of the tape program. - Illuminated Cartridge Door: The tape insertion slot is illuminated and dims with the car's dash lights to aid visibility during night driving. - Tone and Balance Controls: Features analog slider controls for adjusting volume, left-right balance, and tone NOTE: Original packaging available upon request. (H-5.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-22.9cm)
- [FUJITSU Ten Limited AM Car Radio AT-2137-1A (for TOYOTA - Monaural)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-674): Circa 1980 A vintage, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) in-dash radio, produced for a Japanese vehicle manufacturer Toyota. Description of Features The AT-2137-1A is a basic, no-frills automotive radio unit with minimal functionality focused solely on delivering Amplitude Modulation (AM) radio broadcasts. - Manual Tuning: The right knob likely controls the power and manual tuning frequency. - Volume Control: The left knob controls volume. - Mechanical Push-Button Presets: It features five black mechanical push-buttons that allow the user to save and quickly recall favorite AM radio stations. - In-Dash Mount: It is designed as an in-dash unit, meant to be installed in the vehicle's dashboard using mounting brackets visible on the chassis. - Mono Output: As an AM-only radio from that era, it is a mono unit, typically driving a single speaker. - Basic Construction: It features a simple metal chassis construction typical of vintage automotive electronics. (H-5cm x W-20cm x D-13cm)
- [EXTENDOFLEX Mounting Pedestal - 3-Joint](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1990's A vehicle mounting pedestal featuring a 3-joint, articulated arm and accessory mount—intended for use in heavy-duty environments. Suitable for commercial, public safety and law enforcement applications. Constructed principally from machined aluminum components that are protected by a black anodized finish. Installation and Adjustment Once the unit's base has been bolted to the vehicle, the orientation of the articulated arm is manually positioned—then securely locked into place via an internal cable that is tensioned by turning a hex screw located in the base—clockwise. This causes the joints to lock rigidly into the desired position. To reposition, tension must first be released by turning the screw—anticlockwise, then each joint is sharply struck by a plastic or rubber mallet to unlock them. (H-21cm x W-5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [HIP STREET Universal Car Mount Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa Early 2000's Designed to provide hands-free use of smartphones and other portable devices while driving. Features List - Universal Compatibility: The adjustable cradle is designed to hold various smartphones and compatible handheld GPS systems. - Multiple Mounting Options: It is mountable on the windshield, dashboard, or air vent. Utilizes a suction cup mechanism that requires no tools to install or remove. Included clips provide attachment to vehicle vents. - Adjustable Viewing Angle: Features a ball joint that allows for 360-degree rotation for optimal vertical and horizontal viewing angles. - Secure Rubber Grip: The cradle has non-slip feet and side arms to securely hold the mounted device in place and protect it from abrasions over multiple mount/dismount cycles. Included Accessories: - Neoprene Rubber Pad (device protection) - Suction Mount/with Cradle Position Adjustment - Device Cradle Mount - Suction Cup Smooth Surface Base (to accommodate attachment of the suction cup mount to textured surfaces—attached via self-adhesive disk) - Vent Mount Clips (x2) (H-16cm x W-10cm x D-12.5cm)
- [NAPOLEX Fizz LED Twin Position Interior Spot Lights](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa Early 2000's - Features 2 white light LED heads that include tilt adjustment. - LED head units mount via self-adhesive tape. - Powered by vehicle 12-volt DC power socket. (H-2.5cm x W-2cm x D-2cm)
- [SCANDIA (COMPUCORP) Metric Computer Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-667-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1979 Keyboard for the SCANDIA (COMPUCORP) Metric 85 desktop computer. (H-7.5cm x W-45cm x D-20.5cm)
- [NORRIS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION Flashback PDR-1000 Digital Voice Memo Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1994 - Widely promoted as the "first digital voice recorder" - Powered by 2-AAA batteries. (H-9.5cm x W-6cm x D-1.7cm)
- [READY SOUND Audio-Video Control Centre](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-664): Circa 1990's Suitable RCA (phono) patch cables are available separately. (H-4cm x W-17cm x D-14.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Video Enhancer/Stereo Audio Mixer 15-1961](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1993 - Requires stereo phono (RCA) connection cables for line level input/output (available separately). - Headset and microphone (available separately) are connected via 1/8-inch jacks. (H-4.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION DEC Magtape Magnetic Tape Drive Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (H-cm x W-9.5cm x D-4cm)
- [IBM Data Connector (IDC) with BNC & 6P6C Connections](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-661): Circa 1984 (H-3cm x W-3.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [IBM System 34 CE Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-662): Circa 1977 to 1981 This "CE Panel" (Customer Engineer Panel) is a component from a vintage IBM System/34 computer system. It contains lights and switches used specifically by maintenance personnel (IBM Customer Engineers) for diagnostics, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the system. Its primary function is to provide low-level hardware control and diagnostic capabilities that are not available to the standard system operator through the regular operator panel or software interfaces. Key functions and features of the CE Panel include: - Running diagnostic programs: It allows the customer engineer to initiate specific diagnostic tests to isolate hardware problems. - Hardware-level control: It features switches (such as a "Stop" switch and a "Mode Selector" switch) that can stop the main storage processor or control processor for detailed analysis. - Displaying/Altering memory or registers: The panel includes lights (often LEDs or hexadecimal displays) and switches that allow an engineer to view the contents of memory addresses or registers, and potentially alter them for debugging purposes. - System initialization support: It has a "CE Start" switch and a "CE MODE" switch used in specific start-up or dump procedures for support processing. - Detailed problem determination: It is used in conjunction with specific maintenance manuals (MAPs - Maintenance Analysis Procedures) to perform detailed fault isolation when standard error recovery or software diagnostics are insufficient. In essence, the CE panel serves as a direct hardware interface for expert maintenance and repair, providing capabilities beyond normal operational control. (H-19cm x W-31cm x D-14.5cm)
- [IBM Data Connector (IDC) Modules with BNC Connection](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1984 (H-3cm x W-2.2cm x D-6cm)
- [MIIDA 828 Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-661): Circa 1974 - Arithmetic calculator with 8-digit precision, and algebraic logic. - It has 4 functions, 22 keys, and a VFD (vacuum fluorescent) display. - Includes AC adaptor and fitted protective case. PLEASE NOTE: While designed to be operated on AC power and internal rechargeable batteries, unfortunately, these batteries longer hold charge. If battery operation is desired, the unit will require service. (H-2.2cm x W-9.9cm x D-16.1cm)
- [CANON Zoom Lens FD 70-210mm F: 4](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1980 Compatible Cameras (Examples) Manual focus lens designed for the CANON FD system of 35mm film cameras. Specific compatible camera models include (but are not limed to): - CANON A-1 - CANON AE-1 and AE-1 Program - CANON AV-1 - CANON F-1 and New F-1 - CANON FTb - CANON T50, T70, T80, T90, and T60 series cameras Compatible CANON cameras and lens accessories are available separately. (H-19cm x W-7cm x D-7cm)
- [CHANNEL MASTER Small Talk 6473 Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-661): Circa 1965 - Powered by four AA-batteries. - Includes a paired CHANNEL MASTER microphone. - Uses 1/4" recording tape on 2-3/8-inch supply reels (tape and take-up reel included). - Includes a fitted leather case, for both the tape recorder and microphone. (H-15cm x W-11.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [MAYFAIR FT-305 Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aa-product-copy-copy-650-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy-copy): Circa 1965 - An inexpensive tape recorder originally marketed to teenage buyers. - Features a removable top cover. - Powered by 3 D-Cell batteries. - Uses 1/4-inch recording tape 3-inch supply reels (tape and take-up reel is included). (H-11cm x W-27cm x D-21.5cm)
- [AASTRA SmartLite X+](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aastra-smartlite-x): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Designed to provide visual alerts for the status of an analog telephone line. - Message Waiting Indicator (MWI): The LED flashes rapidly when the central office sends a specific signal (stuttered dial tone) indicating a new voicemail is waiting in the network's system. - Ringing Indicator: The LED flashes in sync with an incoming call's ring signal, which is especially useful in noisy environments or for individuals with hearing impairments. - "In Use" Indicator: The LED illuminates steadily lit while the line is active (off-hook). (H-6cm x W-3cm x D-2cm)
- [AASTRA Telecom Model 100HT Headset Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aastra-telecom-model-100ht-headset-telephone): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Provides hands-free communication for applications like call centers, customer service desks, or home offices. It allows a user to connect a headset and use the dial pad for making, receiving, and managing calls on a standard analog phone line. It provides basic telephony functions via its keypad, including redial, flash, and hold buttons. The red "IN USE" light indicates an active line. Historical Significance: This device represents the ubiquitous, low-cost equipment that facilitated the rise of the modern call center industry. Its simplicity and affordability allowed businesses to rapidly deploy large numbers of attendant stations without investing in complex, proprietary PBX hardware, a key step in the evolution of business telecommunications before the dominance of VoIP systems. NOTE: 3-Units available—Suitable headsets and phone cables are available separately. (H-11cm x W-8.5cm x D-3cm)
- [ABB (GE) 425D550P 4-3 Breaker Box (Rainproof Electrical Distribution Panel)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/abb-ge-425d550p-4-3-breaker-box-rainproof-electrical-distribution-panel): Circa 1986 Use Case: This compact load center is designed to distribute electrical power and provide circuit protection in specialized residential or light commercial applications. - Sub-Panel Utility: Its primary use is as a sub-panel for detached structures like garages, workshops, or sheds, or for specific outdoor equipment such as pool pumps and HVAC units. - Capacity: It is rated for 125 Amps and features a 4-space, 8-circuit design, meaning it can hold up to four 1-inch breakers or eight 1/2-inch "wafer" breakers. - Weather Resistance: The NEMA 3R non-metallic enclosure is maintenance-free and rust-resistant, making it ideal for outdoor installation. (H-23.5cm x W-19cm x D-9.5cm)
- [ACCESS HD RC43D Remote Control (Digital to Analog Convertor Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/access-hd-rc43d-remote-control-digital-to-analog-convertor-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's - Designed to control an ACCESS HD Digital to Analog TV Converter DTA1020A D (H-15cm x W-4.5cm x D-2cm)
- [ACME 1500 Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/acme-1500-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1963 - Portable reel-to-reel tape recorder. - Includes a removable lid, microphone, 3" take-up reel, blank tape and earphone. - Battery operated only. - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-15.9cm x W-19.6cm x D-6.2cm)
- [ACS Orator SL Headset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/acs-orator-sl-headset): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Provides hands-free communication for call center agents, office workers, and customer service representatives. It allows the user to perform other tasks, such as typing or taking notes, while on a call. The monaural design (single earpad) leaves one ear open to interact with colleagues or the surrounding environment. Historical Significance: These headsets represent a transition point in enterprise communication technology, enabling a more efficient and comfortable workflow for call center staff compared to traditional telephone handsets. They are a precursor to modern USB and wireless headsets used in today's digital office and remote work setups. (H-17cm x W-14.5cm x D-4cm)
- [ADEMCO Household Fire and Burglary Warning Control Unit Enclosure/Housing AE-1844 RES-UL S1632](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ademco-household-fire-and-burglary-warning-control-unit-enclosurehousing-ae-1844-res-ul-s1632): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Designed to provide a secure, centralized housing for the main circuit board, backup battery, and power transformer of a hardwired household fire and burglary warning system. The metal enclosure is typically mounted in a closet, utility room, or garage, out of sight. It protects the core components from accidental damage and unauthorized access via a lock and key system. (H-37.5cm x W-32cm x D-8cm)
- [ADEMCO Model No. 5804 Wireless Key Transmitter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ademco-model-no-5804-wireless-key-transmitter): Circa Early 2000's A 4-button portable remote for security systems. Use Case: Designed to provide users with a convenient, single-button method to control their alarm system without needing to enter a code on a keypad. Each of the four buttons can be programmed for specific functions, typically: - Arming the system in "Away" or "Stay" modes. - Disarming the system. - Panic Alarm (often by pressing two buttons simultaneously). - Remote Operation of other devices like lights, appliances, or garage doors. NOTE: 10-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-1cm)
- [Adjustable Gooseneck LED Light with Removable Base - Silver (Battery Powered)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/adjustable-gooseneck-led-light-with-removable-base-silver-battery-powered): Circa Early 2000's A compact task/inspection light with a removable base. Battery powered. Incorporates a cool-white LED. NOTE: 6-Units available. (H-15cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [ADMATE DP-100 Dot Matrix Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/admate-dp-100-dot-matrix-printer): Circa 1984 Key Details: - Manufacturer: JOLIMARK - Technology: 24-pin impact dot matrix - Use Case: Designed for reliable, high-volume printing of continuous forms, multi-part invoices (Original + 3 copies), shipping documents, and receipts. - Typical Environment: Often used in industrial, retail, and administrative environments where durability is key. - Connectivity: parallel interface. Historical Significance: A representative example of the dot matrix technology prevalent in the late 20th century. JOLIMARK continues to produce updated models with the DP-100 designation, reflecting the enduring need for robust, low-cost impact printers for specific business applications where modern inkjet or laser printers are unsuitable, such as printing on multi-part carbon copy forms or in dusty environments. (H-12.5cm x W-39cm x D-31cm)
- [ADS USB 2.0 Simple Touch Hard Drive Kit USBX-834](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ads-usb-20-simple-touch-hard-drive-kit-usbx-834): Circa 2006 Use Case: Was used in converting any standard 3.5-inch internal PATA (IDE) hard drive into an external, plug-and-play USB 2.0 device. - SimpleTouch Button: A key feature was the "SimpleTOUCH" button on the back, which worked with included software (Intech Utilities for Mac and PC) to initiate one-touch backups of files and folders. - Target Audience: It was targeted at both Windows and Macintosh users who needed a simple, cost-effective way to add external storage or repurpose existing internal drives. Historical Significance: The ADS USBX-834-EF holds significance as a popular example of third-party external drive enclosures that helped drive the adoption of USB 2.0 as a suitable interface for high-speed storage devices. - DIY Storage: It offered a robust and quiet alternative (featuring a built-in cooling fan) to expensive pre-built external hard drives, allowing consumers to customize their storage solutions. - Cross-Platform Compatibility: Its compatibility with both Windows and Mac operating systems made it a highly versatile solution at a time when cross-platform accessories were less common. NOTE: Near-double available—ADS USB 2.0 Simple Touch Hard Drive Kit USBX-835 (H-4cm x W-13cm x D-21.5cm)
- [ADS USB 2.0 Simple Touch Hard Drive Kit USBX-835](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ads-usb-20-simple-touch-hard-drive-kit-usbx-835): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Was used to convert an existing 3.5-inch PATA (IDE) hard drive into a fully functional external storage device. - Functionality: It provided a plug-and-play solution for users on both Windows and Macintosh systems. - Performance: It supported USB 2.0 speeds (up to 480 Mbps burst, with sustained transfer rates around 35 MB/sec). - Cooling: A built-in, silent ball-bearing fan helped keep the installed hard drive cool, which was a significant feature for the hot-running PATA drives of the era. Historical Significance: Significant as a readily available and user-friendly solution during the early mass adoption of USB 2.0 technology for external storage. - Ease of Use: It championed the "DIY" approach to external storage, allowing users to choose their hard drive capacity and install it simply, offering a cost-effective alternative to pre-built external drives. - PATA to USB Bridge: It was a cornerstone product for leveraging legacy PATA (IDE) drives as the industry shifted towards SATA interfaces internally. NOTE: Near-double available—ADS USB 2.0 Simple Touch Hard Drive Kit USBX-834. (H-4cm x W-13cm x D-21.5cm)
- [ADVENT Wireless Stereo Headphones](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/advent-wireless-stereo-headphones): Circa 1990's - Battery operated. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-18cm x W-16cm x D-7.5cm)
- [AFP PrInterFace IIe](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/afp-printerface-iie): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's Use Case: Designed to allow APPLE IIe users to connect to a wider variety of non-APPLE printers that used a standard parallel interface, common in enterprise or business environments. This enabled features like: - Advanced Formatting: The ability to place text, images, and graphics at any point on the page, known as all points addressability (APA), which was a significant improvement over traditional line-mode printing. - Resource Management: Utilizing predefined resources such as electronic forms (overlays), logos, various fonts, and barcodes stored within the printer or system to create complex documents like invoices and statements. - High-Volume Printing: AFP was designed for efficient, high-volume production printing in environments like banking and insurance companies, allowing Apple IIe systems in those environments to integrate with robust printing solutions. (H-3.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-9.5cm)
- [AGFA ePhoto 780 (Point-and-Shoot) Digital Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/agfa-ephoto-780-point-and-shoot-digital-camera): Circa 1999 (H-8cm x W-13cm x D-4.5cm)
- [AGFA SnapScan 310 Flatbed Scanner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/agfa-snapscan-310-scanner): Circa 1997 Use Case: To convert reflective originals like photos and documents into digital format for home and small office use. - Primary Uses: Scanning line-art, grayscale, and color originals up to A4 size for use in computer applications, presentations, and basic publishing. - Target Systems: The drive connects to a computer using a SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) port, meaning it required a dedicated SCSI host controller card installed in the PC or Mac to function. - Resolution: It offered an optical resolution of 300 x 600 dots per inch (dpi). Was designed to work with both Windows PCs and APPLE Macintosh computers via a standard SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) connection. You need the correct SCSI host controller card and the corresponding AGFA scanner software/drivers for that operating system (Windows 95/98/NT or classic Mac OS). While AGFA no longer provides drivers for modern operating systems, third-party software like VueScan can still be used to run the AGFA SnapScan 310 on current versions of Windows, macOS (Intel and APPLE Silicon), and Linux. Historical Significance: Part of the early wave of consumer-affordable color flatbed scanners. - SCSI Dependence: It is a prime example of hardware from an era before USB became the universal standard for peripherals. Its reliance on the more complex SCSI interface (which required manual configuration in some cases) highlights the technical hurdles consumers faced during that time. - Agfa's Legacy: Agfa was a major player in photographic and imaging technologies, and the SnapScan line was part of their effort to transition their brand strength in film to the emerging digital imaging market. (H-10.5cm x W-29cm x D-44cm)
- [AIRCRAFT RADIO CORPORATION (ARC) Test Unit #15990](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aircraft-radio-corporation-arc-test-unit-15990): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's (ESTIMATED) This unit was used to service and calibrate aircraft radios, which operated on specific frequency bands. Different test procedures required the unit to operate across various frequency ranges. The interchangeable discs allowed technicians to physically swap the calibration scale to match the precise operating frequency band of the specific radio system being tested (e.g., VHF or LF). (H-16.5cm x W-18cm x D-11cm)
- [AIWA HS-PC204 Stereo Cassette Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aiwa-hs-pc204-stereo-cassette-player): Circa 1991 - Includes fitted case. - Compact cassette tapes and headphones are available separately. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (H-11.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-2cm)
- [AIWA Model HS-J101 Stereo Radio AM/FM Cassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aiwa-model-hs-j101-stereo-radio-amfm-cassette-recorder): Circa 1987 - Compatible microphones, headphones, earbuds, cables and compact cassette tapes are available separately. SERVICE MANUAL (H-11.5cm x W-8cm x D-3cm)
- [AKAI AV Computer Controlled Stereo Audio Video Receiver AA-V401](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-av-computer-controlled-stereo-audio-video-receiver-aa-v401): Circa 1987 to 1989 - Compatible audio cables available separately. (H-11cm x W-44cm x D-34cm)
- [AKAI GX-280D-SS 4-Track/Quadraphonic Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-gx-280d-ss-4-trackquadraphonic-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder): Circa 1973 to 1976 - A relatively rare (even when new) quadrophonic reel-to-reel tape recorder. - Uses 1/4" magnetic recording tape on reels up to 7" in diameter. - Excellent condition. - Would be suitably paired with the SASUI QS-500 4-Channel Rear Amplifier (circa 1972 - available separately). - Compatible headphones, audio cables, magnetic recording tape and supply reel available separately. - OPERATOR'S AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-50cm x W-43.5cm x D-18cm)
- [AKAI GX-635D 4-Track Stereo Reel-to-Reel Tape Deck](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-gx-635d-4-track-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-deck): Circa 1979 to 1980 - 10" take-up reel included. - Compatible headphones, audio cables, 10"-1/2" reels of magnetic recording tape are available separately. - OPERATOR'S MANUAL, SERVICE MANUAL AND SCHEMATICS (H-48.5cm x W-44cm x D-24.5cm)
- [AKAI GX-645 4-Track Stereo Reel-to Reel Tape Deck](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-gx-645-4-track-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-deck): Circa 1983 to 1985 - Unit can be remotely operated via the included Akai RC-909T remote control (IR transmitter & receiver). - 10" take-up reel included. - Compatible headphones, audio cables, 10"-1/2" reels of magnetic recording tape are available separately. - OPERATOR'S AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-48.5cm x W-44cm x D-24.5cm)
- [AKAI Portable (Black & White) Camera VC-115 (Body Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-portable-black-amp-white-camera-vc-115-body-only): Circa Early 1970's Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Key Features: - Black and White Video: The VC-115 is a black and white camera, designed to be used with compatible Akai VTRs (Video Tape Recorders) like the VT-110 system. - C-Mount Interchangeable Lens: Unlike some other Akai cameras of the period, the VC-115 is equipped with an interchangeable lens system, allowing for flexibility in optics (available separately). - Pistol-grip Handle: It features a removable pistol-grip handle for handheld operation, providing ergonomic support. - Built-in Microphone: The camera includes a built-in 600-ohm microphone for audio recording. - CRT Viewfinder: It utilizes a one-inch CRT viewfinder for monitoring and focusing, with a red LED indicating recording mode. - External Power Requirement: The camera requires horizontal and vertical sync pulses supplied by the VCR it's connected to, as the VCR also supplies the camera's power. - Tube Pickup: The VC-115 employs a tube pickup system for image capture, characteristic of cameras from that era. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS Included Accessories: - AKAI Removable Pistol Grip (H-26cm x W-6.5cm x D-26cm)
- [AKAI VC-100 (Black & White) Video Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-vc-100-black-amp-white-video-camera): Circa 1969 The Akai VC-100 was a pioneering black and white video camera, part of a portable system designed to bring video recording to a wider audience. Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Features: - Optical Viewfinder: Equipped with a micro-prism focusing aid for ease of use. - Zoom Lens: Features an F:1.8 / 10-40mm zoom lens, allowing for flexible framing. - Integrated Microphone: Includes a built-in microphone for capturing audio alongside video. - Ergonomic Design: Designed for field use, often with an ergonomic pistol grip for comfortable handling. - Tripod Compatibility: Features a standard threaded socket for mounting on tripods or other devices (available separately). - Portability (as part of system): While the camera itself is compact, it was designed to be used with the Akai VT-100 reel-to-reel video tape recorder (available separately), forming a portable video system. - Made in Japan ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-21.5cm x W-8cm x D-26cm)
- [AKAI VT-100 Video Tape Recorder (VTR)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/akai-vt-100-video-tape-recorder-vtr): Circa 1969 - At the time of its introduction, it was one of the smallest portable video tape recorders available due to its implementation of its ¼" wide reel-to-reel video tape format. - If desired, the included monochrome video monitor can be detached to reduce weight and bulk. - Can be paired with matched video camera AKAI VC-100 (available separately). PLEASE NOTE: In actual use, VT-100 must be used with 1/4" video tape, however, 1/4" audio tape is nearly visually identical and suitable for cosmetically correct, nonoperational use. ADDITIONAL NOTE: The rechargeable battery for this unit is no longer in production. At client request, an available battery type and charger can be adapted for use. Included Accessories: - AKAI video monitor. - AKAI shoulder strap. - AKAI external AC power supply/battery charger. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND SERVICE MANUAL
- [Alarm System Controller -Off-White/Silver (Rigged For Simulated Self-Contained Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/alarm-system-controller-off-whitesilver-rigged-for-simulated-self-contained-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Practical features include: - Operational "POWER" LED Indicator. - Operational "ARMED" and "UNARMED" LED indicators—controlled by radio remote control. - Illuminated LED indicators inside enclosure. - Receptacle added for USB device connection. - Internally powered via a 9-volt battery. Notional Use Cases: - Intrusion Detection: The primary use is to detect and alert authorities to unauthorized access or break-ins using sensors on doors, windows, motion detectors, and glass-break sensors. - Life Safety & Environmental Monitoring: Panels integrate with devices to monitor for non-security threats such as fire, smoke, carbon monoxide, gas leaks, water damage (flooding), and extreme temperature changes. Included Accessories: - 2-Channel Radio Remote Control (H-32cm x W-22cm x D-12cm)
- [Alarm System Terminal Bus (Custom Modified for Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/alarm-system-terminal-bus-custom-modified-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's This unit has been custom rigged to provide a single operational LED indicator. A concealed pushbutton switch controls its operation. Battery powered. Use Case: An essential component in alarm systems. Designed to provide multiple devices (sensors, keypads, etc.) connection to the system's main panel. (H-5cm x W-18.5cm x D-3cm)
- [ALCOM Model AA-3000 Telephone Answering System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/alcom-model-aa-3000-telephone-answering-system): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's Use Case: Designed to manage calls on a telephone landline when the user was unavailable. The system used two compact cassette audio tapes: one specialized short-loop tape for playing the outgoing message (OGM) and a second, longer tape for recording multiple incoming messages (ICM) from callers. The front panel buttons (START/STOP, REW) controlled the playback and recording functions. It also includes a remote-playback "Beeper". With it, the user could call the answering machine while away—play the beeper-tone into the telephone mouthpiece—and initiate recorded message playback. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a representative example of pre-digital answering machine technology. - Dual-Cassette Design: The reliance on two physical tapes was a standard engineering solution of the era that digital memory later made obsolete. - Aesthetic: The wood-grain look was a popular design choice intended to help electronic devices blend with home decor during the 1970s and 1980s. - Communication Shift: Along with devices like it, the AA-3000 helped normalize the practice of "talking to a machine" and screening calls, fundamentally changing personal communication patterns before voicemail and cell phones became ubiquitous. (H-6.5cm x W-24cm x D-28cm)
- [ALLEN-BRADLEY DataMyte Fan Model 796-03E-EN Data Collector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/allen-bradley-datamyte-fan-model-796-03e-en-data-collector): Circa 1985 (ESTIMATED) A portable handheld electronic device designed for use in manufacturing and quality control environments. It is used for collecting data on the factory floor for statistical process control (SPC) and quality management. Operators can use it to input measurements and attributes, which are then analyzed to monitor and improve manufacturing processes. Use Cases: 1. High-Volume Production Floors The primary environment for this device is the factory floor, specifically at workstations or assembly lines. - On-line Inspection: Operators use the handheld unit to perform measurements at regular intervals without stopping the production line. - Stationary Process Monitoring: It can be used as a fixed-station collector for real-time Statistical Process Control (SPC), alerting operators to trends that might indicate a process is going out of control. 2. Harsh Industrial Settings Designed for "extreme durability," these collectors are engineered to withstand conditions that would damage standard electronics: - Machine Shops and Foundries: Resistant to typical factory contaminants like oil, water, cutting fluids, and dust. - Variable Temperatures: Capable of operating in a wide temperature range, typically from -20°C to +45°C (-4°F to 113°F). - High-Vibration Areas: The unit is drop-tested (often up to four feet to concrete) and uses secure, threaded connectors to maintain signal integrity near heavy machinery. 3. Specialized Industry Segments The DataMyte's versatility makes it a standard in several specific high-stakes sectors: - Automotive & Aerospace: Used for measuring critical dimensions like gap and flushness on vehicle bodies or verifying residual torque on safety-critical fasteners. - Food & Beverage / Medical Products: Employed for lot and incoming material inspections to ensure compliance with strict safety and quality standards. - Pulp, Paper, & Textiles: Monitoring continuous production variables to maintain consistency across large-scale runs. 4. Quality Control & Metrology Labs - While built for the floor, these units are also found in metrology labs for detailed data analysis. They collect variables from specialized tools like Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDTs) and digital gages to create histograms and Pareto charts for long-term reporting.
- [ALLSOP 3 Compact Audio Cassette Head Cleaner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/allsop-3-compact-audio-cassette-head-cleaner): Circa 1970's - Cleaning pads require the application of isopropyl alcohol. (H-7cm x W-11cm x D-1.5cm)
- [ALLSOP Video Head Cleaner (8mm Video Cassette)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/allsop-video-head-cleaner-8mm-video-cassette): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's Use Procedure: - Preparation: Ensure your 8mm camcorder or VCR is powered on and ready to accept a tape. Apply isopropyl alcohol to the cleaner strip. - Insert the Cleaning Cassette: Insert the Allsop cleaning cassette into your 8mm camcorder or VCR just as you would a regular 8mm video cassette. - Initiate Cleaning: Press the PLAY or start/stop button on your device to begin the cleaning process. The cleaning tape will run through the device, cleaning the video heads as it passes. - Duration: Let the cleaning cassette run for a short duration, typically around 10 seconds. - Stop Cleaning: Press the STOP button to halt the cleaning process and remove the cassette. - Test (Optional): After cleaning, you can make a test recording with a standard 8mm tape and play it back to check for improved picture quality. If the image quality is still poor, you may repeat the cleaning process up to three additional times. (H-2.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-10cm)
- [Aluminum Equipment Case - Silver with Silver Hardware and Black Handle](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aluminum-equipment-case-silver-with-silver-hardware-and-black-handle): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1990's - Interior can be custom configured with included slotted/padded dividers. (H-16cm x W-46.5cm x D-34.5cm)
- [AMERICAN EDWARDS LABORATORIES Cardiac Output Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/american-edwards-laboratories-cardiac-output-computer): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's A specialized medical computer used to measure a patient's cardiac output—the volume of blood the heart pumps per minute—using the thermodilution technique. This specific analog-style monitor (and its sibling, the 9520A) was manufactured and widely used throughout the late 1970s and 1980s. Use Cases: - Critical Care & ICUs: Historically used at the bedside to monitor hemodynamically unstable patients, such as those in septic or cardiogenic shock, to guide fluid and medication therapy. - Operating Rooms: Utilized during high-risk cardiac and vascular surgeries where precise, real-time measurements of blood flow were required. - Hemodynamic Assessment: It works in conjunction with a Swan-Ganz catheter(pulmonary artery catheter). A cold liquid is injected into the heart, and this computer calculates flow by measuring how much the blood temperature changes as it passes a sensor on the catheter tip. Specialized EMS & Paramedic Use Cases: - Critical Care Transport (CCT): Use by specialized CCT Paramedics and Flight Nurses during the inter-hospital transfer of critically ill patients. In these scenarios, the patient already has an invasive catheter in place, and this computer allows the transport team to monitor cardiac performance during high-risk transit. - Mobile Coronary Care Units (MCCU): Historically, during the "EMS Revolution" of the 1970s, some pioneering Mobile Coronary Care Units utilized advanced hemodynamic monitors to manage complex cardiac patients in the field under direct physician supervision. Limitations in Standard EMS: - Invasive Requirement: Unlike a standard ECG or blood pressure cuff, this monitor requires a catheter to be threaded through the heart and into the pulmonary artery—a procedure that is not performed in the pre-hospital, non-surgical setting. - Modern Alternatives: Modern EMS systems now prioritize non-invasive methods for estimated cardiac output, such as Ultrasonic Cardiac Output Monitoring (USCOM)or handheld Electrical Cardiometry (EC) devices, which provide similar data without the need for invasive lines. Historical Significance: AMERICAN EDWARDS LABORATORIES was a pioneer in this field. The "Swan-Ganz" catheter, introduced in 1970, revolutionized bedside monitoring by moving complex cardiac measurements out of specialized labs and directly into the intensive care unit. (H-10.5cm x W-29.5cm x D-27.5cm)
- ["AMERIMAG" Magnetic Pulse Gun - High-Power Magnetic Memory Eraser/Optical Scanner (Multi-Use Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/amerimag-magnetic-pulse-gun-high-power-magnetic-memory-eraseroptical-scanner-multi-use-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a specialized high-power electromagnetic tool designed for the rapid and permanent erasure of magnetic storage media. Practical Features: - Illuminated red "POWER" indicator as well as an animated blue LED bar-graph display. Display quickly "ramps up" to "full output" with each trigger press—"ramps down" when released. - Can be reconfigured to portray an "Optical Scanner" with the installation of an available custom "Optical Module". Primary Use Case: Suited for use in high-security data centers, military intelligence facilities, and forensic laboratories. Its function is to perform "emergency degaussing," ensuring that sensitive data on magnetic tapes or hard drives is irrecoverable in situations where physical destruction is impractical. This allows security personnel to sanitize multiple racks of server drives or tape libraries quickly during site evacuations or "scorched earth" data protocols. Alternate Plausible Uses: - EM Scanning Unit: Used for magnetic radiation detection. - EMP Gun: Used for close-range destruction of sensitive unshielded electronics. - Optical Scanner (with the accessory "Optical Module" installed). NOTE: The brand name "AMERIMAG" was created as the fictitious manufacturer for this device. If you like this name, and wish to use it, check with your production legal team—It may possibly clear again for on-screen use. History: Produced by WHITE MONKEY DESIGN and designed by PROPOLOGY.ca, this prop first appeared in The Sentinel TV series episode "Love & Guns" (May 15, 1996). Its design was inspired by the classic horseshoe magnet. While now black, part of the main housing was originally trimmed in red, to reflect that influence. Later, for a different television series, an "optical module" was temporarily installed to repurpose the prop as an optical scanner. (H-cm x W-4.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [AMPEX 1/2-Inch Video Tape - 7-Inch Reel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ampex-12-inch-video-tape-7-inch-reel): Circa 1970's - Includes original storage case. - 2-reels available Compatible VTRs: Designed for the EIAJ-1 (Type 1) standard. The recommended high-grade tape for the following professional/industrial VTRs: - SONY AV-3600 (available separately): The most common and iconic EIAJ-1 VTR. This is the machine you are most likely to find this tape used with. - SONY AV-8400: A higher-end EIAJ-1 machine. - PANASONIC NV-3120 / NV-3020: A very popular competitor to the Sony 3600. - JVC CR-6060U - RCA TR-600 - HITACHI VR-10 PLEASE NOTE: This video tape is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-20.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-3cm)
- [AMPEX Grand Master 456 Precision - 10.5" Reel of 1/4" Magnetic Recording Tape](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ampex-grand-master-456-precision-105quot-reel-of-14quot-magnetic-recording-tape): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home audiophile use, professional audio and evidence gathering applications. - For use with reel-to-reel tape recorders featuring NAB spindle locks - With original storage box. (H-27.5cm x W-27.5cm x D-2cm)
- [AMPROBE Model AM-4A - Digital Multimeter (Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/amprobe-model-am-4a-digital-multimeter-nonfunctional): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) A Digital Industrial Multimeter specifically designed for high-accuracy electrical testing in heavy-duty industrial and commercial environments. Use Case: The AM-4A is built for precise industrial testing and measurement where reliability is critical for maintaining quality and safety. - Heavy Industrial Maintenance: Used for troubleshooting large machinery, motors, and high-voltage electrical panels. - Commercial Electrical Work: Ideal for electrical contractors verifying voltage in large commercial circuits, identifying blown fuses, and checking continuity. - HVAC Systems: Employed to troubleshoot complex heating, ventilation, and air conditioning control systems. - Low Resistance Testing: Features a specialized 0–20 Ω range for highly sensitive resistance measurements, which requires manual zeroing via an adjustment screw. Historical Significance:  The AM-4A is historically significant as a pioneer in industrial-grade digital field tools. While earlier multimeters were often delicate laboratory instruments, the AM-4A was one of the first to offer high-precision digital readouts in a "handheld-compatible" rugged housing specifically for factory floor use. It set a standard for "color-coded" functionality that allowed technicians to quickly distinguish between voltage, current, and resistance ranges at a glance. (H-17cm x W-9cm x D-4.1cm)
- [AMSECO SSX-51S Siren with Strobe](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/amseco-ssx-51s-siren-with-strobe): Circa Early 2000's A combination visual and audible alarm for security systems, designed for both indoor and outdoor use. NOTE: - Siren function can be disabled at client request. - Suitable 12-volt DC power supply available separately. (H-12.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-19cm)
- [AMSTRAD PPC 640D Portable Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/amstrad-ppc-640d-portable-computer): Circa 1988 Originally marketed as an affordable, portable, IBM PC-compatible computer for general office tasks and on-the-go computing. It was aimed at professionals who needed to work in various locations on tasks such as preparing letters or managing personal budgets away from a main office. It includes a built-in modem for connectivity, which was a significant feature for a portable device at that time. Technical Specifications: Processor: NEC V30 CPU running at 8 MHz (faster than an Intel 8088/8086) RAM Memory: 640 KB Storage: Two built-in 720 KB 3.5-inch floppy disk drives (the "D" in the model name) Display: Monochrome non-backlit supertwist LCD with a resolution of 640 x 200 pixels; it could emulate CGA and MDA graphics modes Keyboard: Full-size 102-key keyboard with a numeric keypad Connectivity: Built-in 2400 baud modem, RS-232 serial port, Centronics parallel printer port, and an external CGA/MDA monitor port Operating System: MS-DOS 3.3 and software such as PPC Organiser and Mirror II communications software Power: Ten C-size batteries (approx. one hour of use), AC mains adapter, or car cigarette lighter adapter Weight: Approximately 12 lbs (5.4 kg) without accessories NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-10.5cm x W-49cm x D-22.5cm)
- [AMX RS-210 Stereo Mini-Amplifier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/amx-rs-210-stereo-mini-amplifier): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Suitable for professional and evidence gathering applications. - 12-volt DC powered. - Can be powered by AC with the included AC adaptor. - Compatible audio cables available separately. (H-5cm x W-16.5cm x D-9.5cm)
- [ANSCO Flash Clipper Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ansco-flash-clipper-camera): Circa 1957 to 1964 - Uses type 616 film. - Compatible with accessory bulb flash unit. (H-10cm x W-13.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [ANSCO Pioneer Box Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ansco-pioneer-box-camera): Circa 1947 to 1953 - Bulb flash compatible. - Uses 620 roll film. - A popular camera when current. (H-9.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [ANSCO Shur-Flash Box Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ansco-shur-flash-box-camera): Circa 1953 - Uses 120 roll film (film holder is not present). - Bulb-flash compatible. (H-11cm x W-9cm x D-11.5cm)
- [AOpen O-35G - 5 Button/2 x Scroll Wheel Optical Mouse (PS2/USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aopen-o-35g-5-button2-x-scroll-wheel-optical-mouse-ps2usb): Circa 2001 Use Case; Used for general desktop computing (PC and Mac), designed to be a reliable, plug-and-play peripheral for standard office or home use. A key feature is its dual-scroll wheels, with one for vertical scrolling and a second for horizontal, which improves navigation in wide documents or spreadsheets. It also includes dedicated "back" and "forward" side buttons, often favored for web browsing and some gaming applications. It offers dual connectivity via a USB connection with an included PS/2 adapter. Historical Significance: Historically significant for its feature set, which was advanced for an economical, general-purpose mouse of its era. It incorporated optical tracking and offered five buttons and two scroll wheels, which was unusual for a non-gaming mouse at the time. Its design represented AOpen's effort to provide advanced ergonomic and navigation features in a mass-market product—utilizing reliable Agilent 800 dpi IC sensors to replace the less reliable mechanical ball mice. The design was also sold under different brands like A4Tech and GE, highlighting a popular and widely licensed OEM design of the mid-2000s. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11cm)
- [AOpen Optical USB Mouse](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aopen-optical-usb-mouse): Circa 2001 Use Case: The primary use case for this mouse is standard desktop computing with PCs or Macs, in both office and home environments. It provides basic, reliable functionality as a 3-button optical scroll mouse, compatible with both USB and PS/2 interfaces via an adapter. Its ambidextrous, ergonomic design ensures comfortable use for both left- and right-handed individuals. Historical Significance: This mouse is historically significant as part of the shift from older, maintenance-heavy mechanical ball mice to modern optical tracking technology in the early 2000s. AOpen, a subsidiary of the Acer Group, was an early adopter of the Agilent optical sensor technology that eliminated the problems of wear and dirt accumulation common in ball mice This model represents a standard, economical choice of the era for users seeking improved precision and reliability without advanced gaming features. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11cm)
- [APPLE 205W Power Adaptor Model M5849 (for Apple G4 Cube)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/apple-205w-power-adaptor-model-m5849-for-apple-g4-cube): Circa 2003 (H-5.5cm x W-14cm x D-18cm)
- [Apple Disk II Floppy Drive - "Cloned" Version (for 5-1/4" floppy disks)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/apple-disk-ii-floppy-drive-cloned-version-for-5-14-floppy-disks): Circa 1978 This is a "cloned" version of an APPLE II Floppy Drive (third party copy) that is fully compatible with genuine and "cloned" versions of the APPLE II desktop computer. 5.25-inch floppy disks are available separately. (H-10cm x W-22.5cm x D-15cm)
- [APPLE II "Clone" Computer (Off-Brand/Non-APPLE)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/apple-ii-clone-computer-off-brandnon-apple): Circa 1980's An "off-brand/clone" of the original APPLE II—a groundbreaking personal computer that became the first highly successful mass-produced microcomputer. It played a pivotal role in popularizing home computing, education, and the personal computer industry as a whole. Use Case: Designed to be a general-purpose, user-friendly computer for the ordinary person, marketed for use in the home, work, or school. Key applications and uses included: - Programming: Users could program in the built-in Integer BASIC language, later superseded by Applesoft BASIC, which supported floating-point arithmetic. - Education: By the 1980s, the APPLE II was a staple in classrooms, helping introduce an entire generation to computing and educational software like Oregon Trail. - Gaming: It featured color graphics and sound capabilities, which was a rarity at the time, making it popular for games like Breakout and Ultima. - Business: The introduction of the VisiCalc spreadsheet program in 1979 was a "killer application" that created a significant business market for the APPLE II and gave home users an additional reason to buy one for work compatibility. - General Productivity: With optional third-party Z80-based expansion cards, it could run the CP/M operating system and professional software like WordStar. Accessories Available Separately: - Monitor - Printer (dot matrix) - Printer Interface Adaptor - External 5.25-Inch Floppy Drives - 5.25-Inch Floppy Disks - Joystick With Mouse Buttons (H-11.5cm x W-38cm x D-44.5cm)
- [APPLE iMac G3 DV SE Computer (Color: "Snow")](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/apple-imac-g3-dv-se-computer-color-snow): Circa 1999 to 2000 Use Case: A consumer-oriented, all-in-one desktop computer designed to make computing and internet access simple for the average person. Key uses: - Internet Access: The "i" in iMac stood for internet, and the machine was optimized for web surfing with a built-in modem and Ethernet port. - Multimedia and Creativity: The DV (Digital Video) Special Edition models included two FireWire ports and came with Apple's new iMovie software, making it a platform for digital video editing. It also had a DVD-ROM drive for entertainment. - Education and Home: Its simple "plug and play" setup and approachable design made it highly popular in schools and homes, especially for first-time computer buyers. - General Productivity and Gaming: It ran standard Mac OS and could handle word processing, early console emulation, and various applications from the era. Note: Computer only. Professionally serviced and fully functional. (H-36cm x W-37.5cm x D-42cm)
- [APPLE Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Model MB110LL/B (AKA: A1243) - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/apple-keyboard-with-numeric-keypad-model-mb110llb-silver): Circa 2007 Use Cases: - Spreadsheet and Finance Applications: The inclusion of a dedicated numeric keypad for data entry, calculations, and navigation for users working with spreadsheets and finance-related software. - General Office Work: Its extended layout, including document navigation controls (page up, page down, home, end) and full-size arrow keys, enhances productivity for general computer use and scrolling through documents. - Peripheral Connectivity: It features two built-in USB 2.0 ports (one on each side) that allow for convenient connection of low-power peripherals like a mouse, digital camera, or printer. Compatibility: Primarily designed for the APPLE ecosystem but can work with other systems: - Mac Compatibility: It is compatible with Mac computers running Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. It requires an available USB 1.1 or 2.0 port. The function keys for features like screen brightness, volume, and media playback work seamlessly with compatible Mac operating systems. - PC Compatibility: The keyboard will likely work with most Windows PCs or other computers that have a standard USB port. However, many of the specific Mac shortcut keys may not be functional on non-Mac systems. (H-2cm x W-43cm x D-11.5cm)
- [APUTURE LightStorm Cob 300D (LED Photo-Floodlight Kit)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aputure-lightstorm-cob-300d-led-photo-floodlight-kit): Circa 2017 A professional daylight-balanced LED lighting instrument. Use Cases: This fixture is a high-output "workhorse" designed for versatility across several production environments: - Professional Film & TV Sets: Its high output (equivalent to a 2,000W tungsten light) and color accuracy (CRI ≥95) make it ideal as a key light for interviews or narrative scenes. - Run-and-Gun & On-Location Shoots: Because it can be powered by V-Mount or Gold Mount batteries, it is frequently used in remote areas where AC power is unavailable, such as woods or open fields. - Photography Studios: Photographers use it as a continuous light source for portraits and product photography, benefiting from the industry-standard Bowens Mountwhich fits a wide range of softboxes and beauty dishes. - Live Productions & Stages: Its robust aluminum construction is designed to handle the rigors of stage life and live performances. - Overpowering Natural Light: The high intensity allows creators to use it outdoors to fill in shadows or even overpower the sun when used with high-efficiency reflectors or Fresnel lenses. Specifications: - Color Temperature: Fixed at 5500K (Daylight-balanced). - Brightness: Equivalent to a traditional 2,000W tungsten light, but only draws 300W of power. - Color Accuracy: Exceptional ratings with a CRI ≥95 and TLCI ≥96, ensuring natural skin tones and accurate colors. - Mounting: Uses an industry-standard Bowens-S mount, making it compatible with a vast ecosystem of softboxes, fresnels, and other modifiers. - Cooling: Features an ultra-quiet fan that intelligently adjusts its speed based on internal temperature sensors. Standard Kit Components: - LS C300d Light Head: The main LED fixture with an integrated yoke and Bowens mount. - Control Box: An intuitive unit for adjusting brightness and remote channels. - Power Ballast: A separate unit that converts AC power for the light (in this original version, the ballast and controller are two separate pieces). - Standard Reflector: A Bowens-mount dish that focuses the light to a 60∘ beam angle. - Wireless Remote Control: A 2.4 GHz remote with a range of up to 492 feet for power and dimming control. - Connecting Cables: Typically includes 5-pin and 4-pin XLR cables to link the head, controller, and ballast. - Power Cord: Standard AC power cable for the ballast. - Carrying Case: A durable, padded canvas bag with compartments for all components, designed for portability. Optional/Common Additions: - Battery Plate: V-Mount or Gold Mount plate attached to the controller for battery power (included). Historical Significance: The APUTURE Light Storm LS C300d was officially launched in October 2017. It first debuted at the NAB 2017 trade show, where it was recognized as the "Best Lighting Product" before becoming available for purchase later that year. (H-15cm x W-16cm x D-34cm)
- [AREONETICS Radio Magnetic Indicator P/N H3137LB61C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/areonetics-radio-magnetic-indicator-pn-h3137lb61c): Circa 1970's to 1980's (ESITAMTED) Use Case The H3137LB61C RMI is used in corporate and general aviation aircraft, such as the Grumman G-1159 (Gulfstream II) and British Aerospace Hawker Siddeley HS-125-700A. It provides the flight crew with a continuous, real-time display of the aircraft's magnetic heading via a rotating compass card and concurrently indicates the magnetic bearing to two selected ground-based navigation stations (VOR and/or ADF) via two distinct pointers. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-8.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-18cm)
- [ARGUS Cinemax 8EE (8mm Cine Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/argus-cinemax-8ee-8mm-cine-camera): Circa 1962 - Uses Standard-8mm roll film. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates. - Includes a leather carrying case, an ARGUS Type-A Filter and accessory ARGUS Pistol Grip. - Camera is in like-new condition. (H-26.5cm x W-6cm x D-17cm)
- [ARGUS Standard-8mm Editor Model 767](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/argus-standard-8mm-editor-model-767): Circa Early 1960's - Film splicing feature requires self-adhesive 8mm splicing tape (not included). - Reels of Standard-8mm film and 8mm take-up reels are available separately. - AC powered. (H-19cm x W-24cm x D-19cm)
- [ARKEN CR-201 Portable Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/arken-cr-201-portable-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa Early 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Matching microphone available. - 5" reels of 1/4" magnetic tape and take-up reel available separately. (H-16cm x W-34.5cm x D-26.5cm)
- [ARKEN Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/arken-dynamic-microphone): Circa Early 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/4" phone plug connection. - Can be used handheld or on a desktop with the integrated folding stand. (H-5.5cm x W-4cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ARMACO Crystal Lapel Microphone - Beige](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/armaco-crystal-lapel-microphone-beige): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. (H-5cm x W-3.5cm x D-1cm)
- [ARMACO Crystal Lapel Microphone - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/armaco-crystal-lapel-microphone-black): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. (H-5cm x W-3.5cm x D-1cm)
- [ARTEC ViewStasion AS6E Flatbed Scanner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/artec-viewstasion-as6e-flatbed-scanner): Circa 1998 Use Case: Used to scan flat originals in both color and grayscale modes for basic digital preservation and processing. - Connectivity: The scanner connects via a Parallel (IEEE 1284) port, which was a common interface before USB became the standard for peripherals. - Target Systems: It was designed to work with older operating systems like Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows NT. - Resolution: It offered a scanning resolution of 300x600 DPI, typical for consumer scanners of that era. Historical Significance: Holds significance as a representative consumer product from the pre-USB era of computer peripherals. - Parallel Port Technology: Its reliance on the parallel port for data transfer highlights the technical standards of the mid-90s, where connectivity was often less plug-and-play than modern standards. - Early Consumer Imaging: Products like the AS6E helped bring affordable color scanning technology into home offices, enabling the early digitization of family photos and documents. - Brand History: The original company, Artronix Technology, produced these consumer scanners, but the "Artec" name is now primarily associated with Artec 3D, a completely separate and unrelated global leader in professional 3D scanning technology founded in 2007. (H-7.5cm x W-27cm x D-38cm)
- [DB-9 Cables - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/assorted-db-9-serial-extension-cables): Circa 1980's to Early 2000's History of Production: - Standard Introduction: The underlying technical standard, RS-232, was originally introduced in 1960 and used a larger 25-pin D-sub connector (DB-25). - DB-9 Appearance: As technology advanced and many of the original 25 pins became obsolete, vendors moved to the more compact 9-pin connector (technically DE-9, but commonly called DB-9) in the early 1980s. It became a standard feature on the IBM PC/AT in 1984. - Widespread Use: The cables were a standard for connecting computer peripherals like modems, printers, and mice throughout the 1980s and 1990s until USB largely replaced them for consumer applications. - Current Production (as of 2025): Despite being largely obsolete in mainstream personal computing, DB-9 serial cables are still actively manufactured and sold. They remain vital in specialized applications, including industrial automation, networking equipment (for console ports on routers/switches), scientific instruments, and for maintaining legacy systems. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [ASUS AI-Box V External USB CD/DVD Drive](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/asus-external-usb-cddvd-drive): Circa 2007 A premium-quality external DVD-RW drive, originally released around 2007, that was part of a line of accessories designed for specific ASUS laptops, like the ASUS U3S. (H-2cm x W-14cm x D-16.5cm)
- [ASUS M RBB93 Bluetooth Mouse](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/asus-m-rbb93-bluetooth-mouse): Circa 2005 A LOGITECH V270 Cordless Optical Notebook Mouse for Bluetooth, which was also bundled and branded by ASUS with model number M-RBB93. Use Case: A highly portable, wireless input device for laptops, designed to offer mobility and eliminate cable clutter. It connects via Bluetooth directly to a computer without needing a dedicated USB receiver, saving valuable USB ports. It functions as a standard three-button optical scroll mouse, providing a more comfortable experience than most laptop touchpads. It is well-suited for travelers, mobile workers, and use in compact office environments. Historical Significance: Historically significant as one of the most successful and widespread examples of early Bluetooth computer mice designed for mass-market laptop use. It represented the maturation of Bluetooth as a reliable connectivity standard for peripherals, demonstrating a shift away from proprietary 2.4GHz receivers that required a USB dongle. Its adoption by major computer manufacturers like ASUS for bundling with their laptops further solidified the appeal of a clean, port-saving wireless solution. (H-4cm x W-5.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [Asymmetrical Control Panel with Control Knob, 6-Toggle Switches, 2-Rocker Switches and Green LED Indicators (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/asymmetrical-control-panel-with-control-knob-6-toggle-switches-2-rocker-switches-and-green-led-indicators-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Incorporates 9-illuminating indicators and 2-illuminating rocker switches. (H-30.5cm x W-13cm x D-4cm)
- [AT&T Clip Microphone (Lapel Microphone)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atampt-clip-microphone-lapel-microphone): Circa 1990's - Features a push-to-talk (PTT) button. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Includes lapel clip. - Can be adapted to 1/4" phone plug connection (adaptor available separately). - Doubles available. (H-5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2cm)
- [AT&T S10-S1 Remote Control (Cable Box Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atampt-s10-s1-remote-control-cable-box-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's - Designed to control various devices within the AT&T U-verse system, including U-verse receivers (set-top boxes), TVs, DVD players, and other auxiliary devices (H-19cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [ATARI 520ST Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atari-520st-computer): Circa 1985 A landmark home computer known for its built-in MIDI capabilities and graphical user interface. This example is an original model with an external floppy drive and power supply unit. Overview: - Operating System: The only compatible operating system was TOS (The Operating System), which incorporated Digital Research's GEM (Graphics Environment Manager) for its bitmapped color graphical user interface. Early models required the OS to be booted from a floppy disk, while later versions (like the 520STM and subsequent models) included TOS in ROM. - Use Case: The 520ST was popular with a wide range of users, including professionals, businesses, and hobbyists, for tasks such as gaming, desktop publishing, and CAD. Its most notable application was in the music industry; the integrated MIDI ports made it incredibly popular for music sequencing and controlling electronic instruments, a feature previously exclusive to expensive dedicated systems. - Historical Significance: The ATARI 520ST is historically significant as one of the first widely accessible and affordable personal computers with a bitmapped color graphical user interface. It competed directly with the APPLE Macintosh and the COMMODORE Amiga, offering "power without the price" and helping to save the newly formed ATARI Corporation after Jack Tramiel's takeover. Its built-in MIDI ports revolutionized electronic music production by making it accessible to a much broader audience. Included Accessories: - ATARI Color Monitor - ATARI 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive - ATARI Mouse - ATARI Computer External Power Supply - ATARI Floppy Drive External Power Supply Accessories Available Separately: - Printers - External Speakers - Cables - 3.5-Inch Floppy Disks
- [ATEN 4-Port MasterView DVI KVMP Switch Model CS-1764](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/aten-4-port-masterview-dvi-kvmp-switch-model-cs-1764): Circa 2008 Use Case: Allows a single console (consisting of one DVI monitor, one USB keyboard, one USB mouse, speakers, and a microphone) to control up to four different computers. This is ideal for managing multiple systems in a small office/home office (SOHO) environment, server rooms, or industrial settings where space and hardware costs are concerns. It also features a built-in 2-port USB 2.0 hub, allowing USB peripherals like printers or scanners to be shared among the connected computers. Independent switching allows users to control the KVM, USB, and audio focus on different computers simultaneously. Historical Significance: Significant for being one of the first KVM switches on the market to incorporate DVI (Digital Visual Interface) support, allowing for crisp, clean digital video displays at resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 pixels at the time of its release. Its integration of KVM functionality with a USB hub and audio support represented a "revolutionary direction" in peripheral sharing, eliminating the need for separate hubs and peripheral sharers. This design philosophy set a standard for integrated, multi-functional desktop KVM switches that followed. (H-5.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [ATLAS SOUND Microphone Floor Stand](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atlas-sound-microphone-floor-stand): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - Standard threaded mount fit most microphone clips and microphones equipped with a threaded socket. (H-90cm x W-25cm x D-25cm)
- [Atomic Demolition Munitions (ADMs) - "Suitcase Nuclear Bomb" (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atomic-demolition-munitions-adms-suitcase-nuclear-bomb-custom-design-inertsimulated): Circa Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a device known as Atomic Demolition Munitions, or ADMs—it is also commonly referred to as a "Suitcase Nuclear Bomb" or "Suitcase Nuke". This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Practical Features: - 43 LED Status Panel: Displays a sequence of changing illuminated patterns. - Simulated AF&F Electronics: Accessible through a flush aluminum panel. Hand-pressure triggers a release mechanism that extends the cover, exposing its edges for easy fingertip removal. - Transport Container (Dummy): An externally identical duplicate of the device housing. Constructed without internal components, this lightweight version allows for optimized for actor handling and set logistics (included with the rental). Context: In the real world, "suitcase nuclear bombs" were categorized as Atomic Demolition Munitions (ADMs). Unlike strategic missiles meant to level cities, these were tactical tools designed for precise "combat engineering" and battlefield shaping. The following were the primary intended use cases for devices like the Special Atomic Demolition Munition (SADM): 1. Denial of Routes and Infrastructure: To create "massive obstructions" to stall an advancing enemy, particularly in the event of a Soviet invasion of Western Europe. - Bridge and Tunnel Destruction: ADMs can be used for ensuring the total collapse of major bridges or tunnels that conventional explosives might not fully destroy. - Dam Breaching: Detonating a device at a dam would cause catastrophic flooding to wash away enemy units and infrastructure downstream. - Airfield and Port Sabotage: Parachuting teams (Green Light teams) could infiltrate behind enemy lines to render airfields and ports unusable for logistics. 2. Battlefield Shaping (Landscaping): ADMs can be used as nuclear landmines to physically alter the terrain to favor defending forces. - Chokepoint Creation: By collapsing mountain passes or causing massive landslides, engineers could force enemy tanks into "killing zones" where they were vulnerable to conventional fire. - Radiological Obstacles: Beyond physical destruction, the resulting radioactive fallout would create a "no-go zone," denying the enemy use of specific territory for an extended period. 3. High-Value Sabotage Missions: Small, man-portable units allowed for specialized infiltration missions. - Industrial Sabotage: Targeting power plants or critical command-and-control hubs deep in enemy territory. - Underwater Demolition: The SADM was designed to be carried by Navy SEAL divers to destroy harbor facilities or underwater obstacles. 4. Non-Military (Proposed): Under programs like the U.S. Operation Plowshare and the Soviet Nuclear Explosions for the National Economy, researchers explored using mini-nukes for massive civilian engineering projects. - Canal and Harbor Excavation: Using small nuclear charges to move millions of tons of earth quickly. - Extinguishing Gas Well Fires: The Soviet Union successfully used a nuclear device to seal an out-of-control gas well fire that had burned for years. Historical Note: Despite extensive training and deployment in Europe and South Korea, these weapons were never used in actual combat. They were retired by the early 1990s as conventional precision-guided munitions became capable of destroying the same targets without the political and radiological consequences of nuclear use. (H-55.5cm x W-55.5cm x D-23.5cm)
- [AT&T Digital Answering Machine Model 1343](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/att-digital-answering-machine-model-1343): Circa 1993 Use Case: Designed to automatically answer incoming telephone calls when the user was unavailable and record a caller's message digitally onto a microchip (solid-state memory) rather than a magnetic tape. This allowed for instant access to messages, selective deletion, and prevented message loss during power outages via a "Message Guard" memory feature. Functions included two-way recording, remote access via a security code, and a time/day stamp for each message. Historical Significance: Tis device represents the transition from mechanical (tape-based) answering machines to solid-state digital memory systems. This shift made answering machines more reliable, easier to use, and more affordable for the average consumer, following the deregulation of the telephone market. The device helped establish the features that became standard in answering systems during the 1990s, before integrated voicemail services offered by telecom providers and the ubiquity of mobile phones rendered standalone answering machines largely obsolete. (H-8.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [AT&T Model 732 FP Corded Speakerphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/att-model-732-fp-corded-speakerphone): Circa 1993 Use Case: Primarily used in small offices and businesses that required the management of multiple incoming phone lines. Users could manage two separate lines, place calls on hold using the "HOLD" button, use "CONF" for conferencing calls, and dial hands-free with the "SPKR" (speakerphone) function. The programmable gray buttons allowed for speed dialing or quick access to PBX (Private Branch Exchange) system features. Historical Significance: A ubiquitous piece of business equipment during the transition period from analog to early digital telecommunications systems. It represents the robust, reliable equipment manufactured by the BELL SYSTEM's WESTERN ELECTRIC arm and its successors, providing relatively advanced multi-line functionality before the widespread adoption of more complex, integrated VoIP (Voice over IP) systems used today. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately)—2-Phones available. (H-12cm x W-18cm x D-23.5cm)
- [ATW Security "The Doberman" Indoor/Outdoor Siren/Strobe](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/atw-security-the-doberman-indooroutdoor-sirenstrobe): Circa Early 2000's A wired security peripheral designed for use with standard burglar alarm control panels. Use Case: An audible and visual deterrent for home and commercial security systems. When triggered by an alarm panel, it emits a loud, 105 dB (decibel) warble siren and a flashing blue strobe light to alert neighbors, security personnel, and authorities to a potential intrusion. Its weather-resistant design allows for installation both indoors and in sheltered outdoor locations. NOTE: 2-Units available. Operates from 6-14 volts DC (power supply available separately). Siren function can be disabled at client request. (H-12.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Audio Adaptor Cable - 2.5mm (1/8") Male Phone Plug to Male Phono Plug (RCA) - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-adaptor-cable-25mm-18quot-male-phone-plug-to-male-phono-plug-rca-grey): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Adaptor Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male Phone Plug to Male Phono Plug (RCA) - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-adaptor-cable-635mm-14quot-male-phone-plug-to-male-phono-plug-rca-grey): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Adaptor/Microphone Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male Phone Plug to Female XLR - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-adaptormicrophone-cable-635mm-14quot-male-phone-plug-to-female-xlr-black): Circa Late 1960's to Early 2000's - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio, public address, and broadcast audio applications.
- [Audio Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male Right-Angle Phone Plug to Stripped Leads - Coiled - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-cable-635mm-14quot-male-right-angle-phone-plug-to-stripped-leads-coiled-grey): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - PLEASE NOTE: Stripped end can be fitted with the connector of your choice. Please inquire.
- [Audio Cable Adaptors & Connectors Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-cable-adaptors-amp-connectors-kit): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - Price is per Adaptor. Please inquire as to your particular requirement.
- [Audio Cable Adaptors & Connectors - Various Types](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-cable-adaptors-amp-connectors-various-types): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - Price is per Adaptor. Please inquire as to your particular requirement.
- [Audio Extension Cable - 2.5mm (1/8") Male to Female Phone Plug/Jack - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-extension-cable-25mm-18quot-male-to-female-phone-plugjack-grey): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1980's
- [Audio Extension Cable - 2.5mm (1/8") Male to Female Phone Plug/Jack - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-extension-cable-25mm-18quot-male-to-female-phone-plugjack-stereo-black): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Extension Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male to Female Phone Plug/Jack - Coiled - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-extension-cable-635mm-14quot-male-to-female-phone-plugjack-coiled-stereo-black): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Extension Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male to Female Phone Plug/Jack - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-extension-cable-635mm-14quot-male-to-female-phone-plugjack-grey): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Microphone/Extension Cables - Grey (NON-FUNCTIONAL)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-microphoneextension-cables-grey-non-functional): Circa Late 50's to Early 2000's - Consists of 4 microphone cables and 8 microphone extension cables. - Suitable for home, audiophile, audio visual, broadcast, and evidence gathering applications. - Please specify required connection types when ordering. NON-FUCTIONAL: for cosmetic/set dressing use.
- [Audio Patch Cable - 2.5mm (1/8") Male to Male Phone Plug - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-25mm-18quot-male-to-male-phone-plug-black): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Patch Cable - 2.5mm (1/8") Male to Male Phone Plug - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-25mm-18quot-male-to-male-phone-plug-stereo-black): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Patch Cable - 6.35mm (1/4") Male to Male Phone Plug - Black/Gold](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-635mm-14quot-male-to-male-phone-plug-blackgold): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1990's
- [Audio Patch Cable - Male to Male Phono Plug (RCA) - Assorted Colors](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-male-to-male-phono-plug-rca-assorted-colors): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - 19-available. - Price is per cable
- [Audio Patch Cable - Male to Male Phono Plug (RCA) - Stereo - Assorted Colors](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-male-to-male-phono-plug-rca-stereo-assorted-colors): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - 32-available. - Rental rate is per cable.
- [Audio Patch Cable - Male to Male Toslink Fibre Optic Cable - Blue](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cable-male-to-male-toslink-fibre-optic-cable-blue): Circa Early 1980's to Early 2000's
- [Audio Patch Cables - 6.35mm (1/4") Male to Male Phone Plug (x4), 2.5mm (1/8") Phone Plug (x1) to Phono Plug (RCA) (x4) - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-patch-cables-635mm-14quot-male-to-male-phone-plug-x4-25mm-18quot-phone-plug-x1-to-phono-plug-rca-x4-black): Circa Mid 1970's to Mid 1990's - 8-available. - Price is per Cable.
- [AUDIO SOURCE EQ Ten Computerized Graphic Equalizer/Spectrum Analyzer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-source-eq-ten-computerized-graphic-equalizerspectrum-analyzer): Circa 1988 - Ten channel LED display fluctuates while in spectrum analysis mode (an audio signal must be provided to achieve this). - Compatible audio cables available separately. - OWNER'S MANUAL AND MAGAZINE REFERENCE (H-9.5cm x W-42cm x D-22cm)
- [Audio Y-Cables - Varied Selection](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audio-y-cables-varied-selection): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1980's - Please inquire as to determine a suitable type for your application.
- [AUDIOVOX MVX405 Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audiovox-mvx405-mobile-phone): Circa 1997 Use Case: Designed for portable, person-to-person voice communication over analog cellular networks. It offered basic telephony features such as one-touch emergency dialing, automatic call retry, a microphone mute control, and an 89-entry alphanumeric memory location phonebook. The phone had a backlit keypad and a basic LCD display. Optional accessories included car kits and extended life batteries, suggesting it was used both in and out of vehicles. Historical Significance: The MVX405 represents the era of early, large, analog cellular phones before smaller, lighter, and digital models (like the MOTOROLA StarTAC or QUALCOMM QCP-2700) became dominant. It was part of AUDIOVOX's successful push into the wireless market, contributing to the company's strong revenue growth during the cellular phone boom of the late 1990s. This phone is a good example of the "brick" style phones that were common before compact designs took over the market. NOTE: Fitted case available upon request. (H-17cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [AUDIOVOX PC100 Cellular Pocket Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/audiovox-pc100-cellular-pocket-telephone): Circa 1987 The AUDIOVOX PC100 is a portable analog cellular telephone, a re-branded version of the revolutionary TECHNOPHONE PC105T. It was touted as the first mobile phone small and light enough to fit comfortably in a pocket. Use Case: Designed for personal, untethered voice communication while mobile, a stark contrast to the car-mounted or large "bag phones" that were standard at the time. It operated on the AMPS 800 network standard in the US. The phone featured a backlit display, auto-dialing, and a speakerphone. Historical Significance: A landmark device in telecommunications history because it was the world's first pocket-sized cell phone, revolutionizing the industry by introducing a truly portable form factor. Before this phone, mobile telephony was dominated by heavier car phones. Its existence proved that a powerful, handheld cellular device was possible, paving the way for the smaller, more compact phones of the 1990s and beyond. Included Accessories: - Detachable Antenna - Fitted Leather Case. (H-18.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Auto Companica 650C Line-Camera Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/auto-companica-650c-line-camera-control-panel): Circa Mid 1970's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) This control panel from a specialized process camera designed to capture images of original artwork, photographs, and text and transfer them onto film negatives or positives for creating printing plates or screens. Use Cases For the Complete Unit: - Creating "Line Art" Film: The term "line camera" refers to its primary use in generating high-contrast film that only contained black and white information (no gray tones). This was essential for text and simple illustrations. - Halftone Screening: For continuous-tone photographs (images with shades of gray or color), the camera would use a special "screen" to break the image down into tiny dots of varying size (a halftone process). These dots simulated tones when printed. - Color Separation: Before digital scanners became prevalent, skilled operators used process cameras with colored filters (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, or CMYK) to create four separate pieces of film, each representing one color channel of the original artwork. These films were then used to make the individual printing plates. - Sizing and Scaling: The camera allowed the operator to precisely enlarge or reduce the size of the original artwork to fit specific layout requirements for a job. - Plate Making Preparation: The final film output was used to expose a photosensitive coating onto aluminum printing plates or screen printing mesh. The exposed areas hardened, while the non-exposed areas were washed away, creating the stencil or image area for printing. In essence, this control panel belonged to a camera was the crucial link between a designer's original physical art and the physical machinery (presses) that produced the final printed product. NOTE: The indicators incorporated into this panel can be rigged to illuminate at client request. (H-15.5cm x W-72.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Automated Optical Inspection Unit (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/automated-optical-inspection-unit-custom-design): Circa 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a professional-grade measurement and inspection instrument. Use Cases: 1. Electronics Manufacturing (PCB Inspection) The most common application for AOI-style units is in the production of printed circuit boards (PCBs). - Defect Detection: Real-time identification of soldering failures, missing or misaligned components, and short circuits. - Precision Verification: Ensuring component placement and polarity are correct, especially for high-density, complex boards where human inspection is difficult. 2. Industrial Material Analysis & NDT Handheld units with similar designs are often used for Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) in aerospace or heavy industry. - Material Grading: Analyzing the chemical composition of metals or alloys using X-ray fluorescence (XRF). - Structural Integrity: Inspecting critical infrastructure like bridges or industrial storage drums for early signs of corrosion or geometric changes. 3. Medical & Laboratory Diagnostics In specialized fields, these units provide portable, high-resolution imaging for rapid assessment: - Ophthalmic Testing: Handheld units are used for vision testing and eye health screening outside of a traditional clinical setting. - Microbiological Identification: Utilizing specific light wavelengths, such as UV, to identify bacteria or other contaminants in lab environments. (H-18.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-12cm)
- [BALDA Rollbox 120mm Roll Film Box Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/balda-rollbox-120mm-roll-film-box-camera): Circa 1935 - Uses 120 roll film. (H-11cm x W-8cm x D-12.5cm)
- [BARKAN Super TV Wall Mount with BARKAN Super Video Mount](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/barkan-super-tv-wall-mount-with-barkan-super-video-mount): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Designed for a TV screen size of up to 55 cm/21" and is a full motion mount, offering features like rotation, swivel, and tilt for optimal viewing angles. Key Features: - Full Motion Capability: Allows for rotation near the wall (180°), folding (360°), swiveling near the screen connection plate (180°), and tool-free tilting from 0° to 15°, along with +/-5° leveling after installation. - Suitable Screen Size: Designed for screens up to 55 cm / 21 inches. - VESA Compatibility: It fits TVs with VESA standard hole patterns including 75x75, 100x100, 200x100, and 200x200 mm, as well as non-VESA patterns up to 200x200 mm. - Weight Capacity: It can support screens weighing up to 55 lbs / 25 kg. - Distance from Wall: The minimum distance from the wall is 2.3 inches (5.9 cm) and the maximum distance is 17.5 inches (44.5 cm), allowing for versatile positioning. - Includes accessory VCR Bracket. - Original packaging available upon request.
- [BASS Model BS-430 Headset Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bass-model-bs-430-headset-telephone): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: A compact, hands-free telephone used in environments where an individual needs to operate a phone without holding a handset, such as a call center or telemarketing setup. The user would connect an external headset to a separate port and use the dial pad for all calling functions like dialing, redialing, hook flash, and muting the ringer. Historical Significance: This device represents the ubiquitous, low-cost equipment that facilitated the rise of the modern call center industry. Its simplicity and affordability allowed businesses to rapidly deploy large numbers of attendant stations without investing in complex, proprietary PBX hardware, a key step in the evolution of business telecommunications before the dominance of VoIP systems. NOTE: 3-Units available—Suitable headsets and phone cables are available separately. (H-6cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [BATKO Indoor CCTV Camera Enclosure (12-1/2-Inches Long)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/batko-indoor-cctv-camera-enclosure-12-12-inches-long): Circa 1990's Designed to protect CCTV cameras in various indoor settings such as commercial properties, industrial sites, or public spaces. (H-11cm x W-14cm x D-32cm)
- [BATKO Indoor CCTV Camera Enclosure (14-3/8-Inches Long)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/batko-indoor-cctv-camera-enclosure-14-38-inches-long): Circa 1990's Designed to protect CCTV cameras in various indoor settings such as commercial properties, industrial sites, or public spaces. (H-11cm x W-14cm x D-36.5cm)
- [BATKO Outdoor CCTV Camera Enclosure (14-1/2-Inches Long)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/batko-outdoor-cctv-camera-enclosure-14-12-inches-long): Circa 1990's Designed to protect CCTV cameras in various outdoor settings such as commercial properties, industrial sites, or public spaces. (H-11cm x W-14cm x D-37cm)
- [BAUSCH & LOMB Legacy 10x50 WA Field 7.5 Binoculars](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bausch-lomb-legacy-10x50-wa-field-75-binoculars): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 1990's A full-size Porro-prism binocular known for its exceptionally wide field of view. It was manufactured in Japan and is highly regarded for its high-quality optics. Use Cases: - Astronomy: The 50mm lenses and wide 7.5° field make them excellent for scanning star fields and observing the moon. - Birding and Nature: Ideal for tracking moving subjects in expansive landscapes due to the wide-angle view. - Low-Light Observation: Effective during twilight or in heavily forested areas where light is limited. - General Purpose: Robust enough for hunting, backpacking, and tactical observation. Key Specifications: - Magnification: 10x. - Objective Lens: 50mm, providing excellent light gathering for bright images. - Field of View: 7.5° (Wide Angle), which is significantly wider than many modern 10x binoculars. - Optics: High-quality BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated lenses for superior color fidelity and clarity. - Build: Durable rubber armoring. (H-6.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [BEHRINGER Professional DJ Mixer DJX700](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/behringer-professional-dj-mixer-djx700): Circa 2008 - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio, public address, and broadcast audio applications. - AC powered. - Compatible audio cables available separately. USER'S MANUAL (H-11cm x W-32cm x D-37cm)
- [BELKIN 4-Way Data Switch Model F1B028-E (Parallel Port)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/belkin-4-way-data-switch-model-f1b028-e-parallel-port): Circa 1997 Use Case: This configuration is typical for sharing a single printer or modem among several computers in older office or home setups: - Ports: The device has a total of five usable ports: A, B, C, D and I/O. - Functionality: The central I/O port serves as the common connection point. The rotary switch then directs that connection to either port A, port B, port C or port D. - Bi-directional: The switch is bi-directional, meaning the data flow can be reversed: - 1 Input to 4 Outputs: A single computer connected to the I/O port can send data to one of three peripherals (A, B, C or D). - 4 Inputs to 1 Output: Three computers (A, B, C and D) can share one peripheral connected to the I/O port. (H-6cm x W-15cm x D-11.5cm)
- [BELKIN Cable Tunnel Organizer Model F8B020](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/belkin-cable-tunnel-organizer-model-f8b020): Circa 2002 A desktop and wall-mountable cord management system designed to conceal and route multiple cables. Use Cases: - Home Offices: Ideal for cleaning up "cable spaghetti" behind computer monitors, printers, and peripheral devices. - Entertainment Centers: Can be wall-mounted to hide wires running from wall-mounted TVs to media consoles. - Safety: Helps eliminate tripping hazards and protects cables from fraying due to pets or foot traffic. Specifications: - Capacity: Designed to neatly manage and route up to 7 to 14 computer-related cables depending on thickness. - Material: Constructed from high-impact, durable plastic (Polyvinyl Chloride/PVC). - Design: Features a sleek, minimalist curved profile with an access panel that opens for easy cable placement. - Installation: Can be mounted using included double-sided adhesive strips for quick setup or standard screws for a permanent hold. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-9.5cm x D-39cm)
- [BELKIN COMPONENTS Power Authority Model F5C120](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/belkin-components-power-authority-model-f5c120): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A transient voltage surge suppressor and power control center designed for early desktop computers. Use Case: Was used to provide power distribution and surge protection for a typical desktop computer setup of its era. Users would plug their computer, monitor, printer, and auxiliary peripherals into the dedicated, individually switched outlets. The unit was often placed under the CRT monitor, raising it to a more ergonomic viewing height while offering convenient front-facing power control for the entire system through dedicated and a master power switch. Historical Significance: This device represents a common accessory in the era of early personal computing, where desk space organization and simple power management were key concerns. - Convenience: It offered a centralized, accessible location to power on/off an entire multi-component computer system with a single main switch, a feature valued before modern operating systems offered sophisticated power management. - Aesthetics: The beige casing and design were typical of computer equipment of the 1990s, blending seamlessly into the common office environment of the time. - Safety Standard Evolution: While providing surge suppression, technology has advanced significantly since its production. Modern surge protectors often offer much higher joule ratings and improved safety standards, meaning these vintage units are often recommended for use only as basic power strips today, as their surge protection capability may have degraded or is insufficient for modern equipment. (H-6cm x W-30.5cm x D-33cm)
- [BELL & HOWELL Autoload 309 Super 8 Camera Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-amp-howell-autoload-309-super-8-camera-kit): Circa 1970 to 1974 - Battery powered. - Uses Super-8mm film cartridges. - Includes a carring case and BELL & HOWELL Movie Light (AC powered). - Suitable tripods available separately. (H-16cm x W-6cm x D-17cm)
- [BELL & HOWELL Autoload Model 462Z (Dual-8mm Film Projector)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-amp-howell-autoload-model-462z-dual-8mm-film-projector): Circa 1973 - Dual-8mm design (will accomodate both Standard 8mm and Super-8mm film). - Film Loading: Features a fully automatic threading system, designed to simplify the loading process from reel to reel. - Reel Capacity: Supports a maximum reel capacity of 120 meters (400 ft), allowing for projection of full half-hour shows. - Projection Speed: Standard projection speed is 18 frames per second (fps). - Lens: Equipped with a sharp f/1.6 lens for clear image projection. Special Features: - Reverse Projection: Allows for repeating favorite scenes. - Still Picture Operation: A clutch enables pausing on a single frame for detailed viewing. - Power Source: Operates on 115 V AC, 60 Hz, with a maximum power consumption of 500 W (5 Amp). - Lamp: Utilizes a projection lamp (e.g., DJL type), easily replaceable - Includes a take-up reel. (H-24.5cm x W-28.5cm x D-21cm)
- [BELL & HOWELL Filmosound 16mm Film Projector Model 1585C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-amp-howell-filmosound-16mm-film-projector-model-1585c): Circa 1978 - Commonly used in learning and business institutions. - Optical sound playback, with a 15-watt amplifier output and 8 or 16 ohms output load. - Automatic threading. - Lamp (Image): Proximity reflector-type A1/207, 750 or 1,000 watts. - Exciter Lamp (Sound): Pre-aligned, 6 volt 1 amp (part no. 31631). - Includes a take-up reel and a protective soft-cover. (H-40.5cm x W-35.5cm x D-25cm)
- [BELL & HOWELL Filmosound 450A Portable Compact Cassette Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-amp-howell-filmosound-450a-portable-compact-cassette-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1969 - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Designed to provide synchronized sound recording/playback with certain Bell & Howell and Canon Super Eight cameras/projectors. - Can also be used as a standalone cassette player/recorder. - Includes a fitted case and microphone. - Blank or commercially recorded cassette tapes available separately. (H-6.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-25.5cm)
- [BELL & HOWELL 16mm Filmosound Projector Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-howell-16mm-filmosound-projector-case): Circa Mid 1950's to Early 1960's (ESTIMATED) (H-40cm x W-39.5cm x D-34cm)
- [BELL Radar Detector Model 700 Micro Eye](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bell-radar-detector-model-700-micro-eye): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) A dashboard-mounted automotive radar detector designed to alert drivers to police X-band radar speed traps. Powered via a cigarette lighter, it featured a simple ON/OFF toggle, a red indicator light, and a GAIN knob to adjust sensitivity. The front-facing horn antenna detected microwave signals and triggered the visual alert. Historical Significance: The Model 700 sits at the beginning of consumer radar detection as a mainstream product category. BELTRONICS, founded in 1967 in Canada, was one of the earliest manufacturers in the space — alongside ELECTROLERT's Fuzzbuster. The unit predates FCC regulation of radar detectors (introduced in 1987), the widespread adoption of K-band police radar, and the miniaturization wave of the 1980s. As such, it represents first-generation consumer countermeasure technology — a boxy, no-frills device from an era when the legality of radar detectors was still being contested in courts across North America. NOTE: 2-Units Available. (H-7.5cm x W-10cm x D-13cm)
- [BENDIX BOEING 737 Drift Angle/Ground Speed Indicator INA-12B2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bendix-boeing-737-drift-angleground-speed-indicator-ina-12b2): Circa 1970's to 1980's Use Case The Bendix INA-12B-2 indicator is a cockpit instrument used in various commercial aircraft, including early Boeing 737 models. Its primary function is to display critical navigation information related to wind effects on the aircraft's flight path: - Drift Angle: The main dial and the white airplane symbol indicate the real-time drift angle (in degrees, left 'L' or right 'R') caused by crosswinds, showing the difference between the aircraft's heading and its actual ground track. - Ground Speed: The white digital counter at the bottom of the dial displays the precise ground speed of the aircraft in knots, which is its actual speed relative to the Earth's surface. This information is typically derived from an Inertial Navigation System (INS) or an Air Data Computer (ADC) and allows the flight crew to make necessary adjustments to maintain the intended course. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-18.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [BENTLEY BX-11 Super 8 Viewer (Rear-Projection Screen Viewer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bentley-bx-11-super-8-viewer-rear-projection-screen-viewer): Circa 1985 - Film Format: Super-8mm. - Viewer: Integrated 4-inch (diagonal) TV-style viewing screen, eliminating the need for a separate projection screen. - Film Loading: Features automatic threading for ease of use. - Reel Capacity: Supports reels up to 60 meters. - Projection Capabilities: Rear, full motion projection onto its integrated 4" screen with provision for freeze-frame (still image viewing). - Speed Control: Variable speed control for effects like slow motion. - Power Source: Operates on 4 "C" batteries. 3-units available. (H-11cm x W-27.5cm x D-27.5cm)
- [BIOANALYTICAL SYSTEMS LC-4B Amperometric Detector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bioanalytical-systems-lc-4b-amperometric-detector): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) A specialized electrochemical instrument designed for Liquid Chromatography/Electrochemistry (LCEC). It is utilized to detect redox-active species with high sensitivity and selectivity. This unit is typically used in conjunction with an electrochemical detection suite, and is only utilized as the controller/processor. Use Cases: - Pharmaceutical & Biotech: Detection of drug metabolites, thiols, and carbohydrates. - Clinical Research: Analyzing neurotransmitters like catecholamines and other clinical biomarkers. - Environmental Analysis: Measuring reactive oxygen (ROS) and nitrogen species (RNS) or phenols in aqueous samples. - Academic Research: A standard instrument in university laboratories for electrochemical studies and teaching. Typical Additional Hardware: Electrochemical Flow Cell: This is the housing where your mobile phase meets the electrodes. A complete flow cell consists of two main parts: - Auxiliary Electrode Block: Typically made of stainless steel, it serves as the counter electrode and provides the fluid inlet/outlet ports. - Cell Kit: Includes the specific working and reference electrodes required for your analysis. The Three-Electrode System: - Working Electrode: The active surface (e.g., Glassy Carbon, Gold, or Platinum) where oxidation or reduction happens. - Reference Electrode: Provides a stable baseline potential (commonly Ag/AgCl or Saturated Calomel/SCE). - Auxiliary (Counter) Electrode: Completes the circuit, often integrated into the cell block. Gaskets: Thin plastic sheets (usually 25–100 µm) placed between the cell block and working electrode to define the "thin-layer" flow volume. Historical Significance: The LC-4B was part of the "new generation" of electrochemical detectors that moved LCEC from specialized research into routine laboratory use. It helped establish subpicogram detection limits as a practical reality, enabling the quantification of trace analytes that were previously invisible to standard UV-Vis detectors. Its rugged design and precise control over potential and current ranges set the standard for analog-controlled electrochemical detection before the shift toward fully software-integrated systems. (H-8.5cm x W-28cm x D-23cm)
- [BLACK & DECKER 10 Amp 7-1/4" (184mm) Circular Saw Model 7358-04, Type 2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/black-decker-10-amp-7-14-184mm-circular-saw-model-7358-04-type-2): Circa Early 1980's A corded power tool designed for a variety of DIY cutting tasks, such as straight, rip, miter, and bevel cuts. Use Cases: This type of circular saw is highly versatile and used in several common environments: - Residential DIY Projects: Ideal for home improvement tasks like building garden beds, installing new flooring, or constructing custom storage solutions. - On-Site Carpentry: Frequently used on active construction sites for "cutting in place," which reduces the need to move heavy lumber back and forth. - Workshop Settings: Essential for woodworking projects requiring straight, rip, or bevel cuts (up to 45°) in materials like plywood, MDF, and standard lumber. - Limited Space (Apartments/Patios): While loud, they are portable enough to be used on patios or balconies for quick cuts, provided noise and dust are managed. Key Features and Specifications: - Power: 10 Amp motor provides standard household cutting power. - Blade Size: Uses a standard 7-1/4 inch (184mm) diameter blade. - Cutting Capacity: Typically offers a maximum cutting depth of approximately 2-1/2 inches (64mm) at a 90° angle, which is sufficient for standard framing lumber like 2x4s. - Bevel Adjustment: The saw shoe can tilt to make angled cuts from 0° to 45°. - Safety Features: Includes a retracting lower blade guard and often a safety lock-off button that must be depressed along with the trigger to start the motor. - Insulation: This model is double-insulated, meaning it is designed for safety on non-grounded circuits and does not require a three-prong grounding plug. Included Accessories: - 7-1/4" (184mm) Circular Saw Blade (may be different than shown). - TOOL MASTER Circular Saw Carrying Case. NOTICE: This item is rented exclusively for light use as a motion picture prop or set decoration. Use outside of these parameters will incur additional maintenance fees to cover accelerated wear and the replacement of any depleted expendables. (H-24cm x W-25cm x D-26.5cm)
- [BLACK'S BX200 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/blacks-bx200-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's - Uses 135mm film - Originally sold as an inexpensive, simple to use, point-and-shoot camera. - Made by the HALINA CAMERA COMPANY of Hong Kong and rebranded by BLACK'S CAMERA of Canada. - Includes a carrying case. (H-7cm x W-13cm x D-4.5cm)
- [BLACK'S TDZ-120 (AKA: HANIMEX TZ-36A) Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/blacks-tdz-120-aka-hanimex-tz-36a-electronic-flash): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's - This flash has been optimized for use with CANON SLR Cameras, however, can also be used with other hot-shoe equipped SLRs. - Can be used with cold-shoe equipped cameras in combination with a PC cable. (H-14.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-6cm)
- [BLAK-RAY ML-49 Longwave Ultraviolet Lamp (Fluorescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/blak-ray-ml-49-longwave-ultraviolet-lamp-fluorescent): Circa Early 1980's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) A highly versatile lighting tool because its 365 nm (longwave) UV light causes a wide array of organic and inorganic materials to fluoresce while emitting minimal visible "purple" light to interfere with the view. Use Cases: Law Enforcement & Forensics In forensic science, 365 nm UV light is a critical non-destructive tool for uncovering evidence invisible to the naked eye. - Biological Fluid Detection: Used at crime scenes to locate semen, saliva, and urine, which fluoresce naturally. While blood typically appears dark (absorbing UV), it can be made to fluoresce if treated with specific reagents like Luminol. - Trace Evidence: Helps investigators spot hairs, fibers, and specialized "invisible" powders used to track stolen items or identify latent fingerprints. - Document & Currency Authentication: Verifies security threads and UV-reactive inks in banknotes, passports, and IDs to detect forgeries or alterations. - Narcotics & Chemical Detection: Certain controlled substances (like cocaine or amphetamines) and chemical accelerants used in arson have unique fluorescent signatures under 365 nm light. Industrial & Sanitation - Food Safety: Used by sanitarians to detect milkstone (calcium deposits) in dairy equipment, as well as rodent contamination (urine/droppings) and aflatoxins in grain. - Leak Detection: Technicians add fluorescent dyes to HVAC systems, automotive engines, or plumbing to quickly pinpoint the source of a leak. - Manufacturing QC: Reveals surface defects, cracks, or contaminants in metal parts and ensures uniform application of UV-curable adhesives and coatings. Field Research & Hobbyist Use - Mineralogy & Geology: Collectors use it to identify fluorescent minerals like calcite, fluorite, and willemite, which glow in brilliant, diagnostic colors. - Art Restoration: Professionals use it to reveal hidden repairs, overpainting, or alterations on antiques and canvases that are not visible under standard lighting. - Pest Control: Essential for identifying active rodent pathways and nesting areas by spotting urine trails. (H-24cm x W-7.5cm x D-24cm)
- [BNC Signal Control Unit (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bnc-signal-control-unit-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray an industrial module used for switching, filtering, or amplifying high-frequency signals via BNC connected cables. Practical Features: - Rocker Switch with Red Illuminated Indicator. - Flashing Green Illuminated Indicator. - Female BNC Connectors (x2). - Internally Powered Via 9-Volt Battery. - Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-9.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [Body-Worn Audio Surveillance Unit (Custom Design - Nonfunctional/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/body-worn-audio-surveillance-unit-custom-design-nonfunctionalsimulated): Circa Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop—designed to portray a body-worn microphone/recorder unit optimized for extreme discretion. Professional & Investigative Use Cases: - Law Enforcement & Intelligence: Agencies use "wires" and hidden transmitters for undercover operations, sting operations, and gathering evidence in criminal investigations like organized crime or narcotics. - Private Investigations: PIs use these units to collect evidence for legal cases, such as documenting corporate espionage, fraud, or infidelity. - Journalism: Investigative journalists employ covert recorders to uncover corruption or gather information in "lo-vis" (low visibility) environments that require extreme discretion. - Corporate Security: Units are used to monitor sensitive boardrooms to prevent the leak of trade secrets or to ensure compliance during high-stakes meetings. Personal & Safety Use Cases: - Personal Security: Individuals may wear discreet recording devices to document interactions with strangers or to capture evidence of harassment and threats when feeling unsafe. - Domestic Monitoring: Common applications include hidden audio bugs to ensure the safety and proper care of children or elderly family members by third-party caregivers. - Workplace Documentation: Employees may use wearable units to legally record evidence of workplace misconduct or harassment. (H-4cm x W-4.5cm x D-1cm)
- [Bombing Teacher MKIII Enemy Bearing Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bombing-teacher-mkiii-enemy-bearing-indicator): Circa Early 1940's to Mid 1940's Aircraft bombing crew teaching aide. PLEASE NOTE: A companion "Bombing Teacher MKIII Height Indicator" is available separately. (H-10cm x W-12cm x D-5cm)
- [Bombing Teacher MKIII Height Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bombing-teacher-mkiii-height-indicator): Circa Early 1940's to Mid 1940's Aircraft bombing crew teaching aide. PLEASE NOTE: A companion "Bombing Teacher MKIII Bearing Indicator" is available separately. (H-10cm x W-12cm x D-5cm)
- [BOSCH SDS-Plus Bulldog Xtreme Rotary Corded Hammer Drill Model 11255VSR](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bosch-sds-plus-bulldog-xtreme-rotary-corded-hammer-drill-model-11255vsr): Circa 2005 A professional-grade tool designed for heavy-duty applications that a standard hammer drill cannot handle. Use Cases: - Masonry and Concrete Work: Ideal for drilling anchor holes (3/16" to 5/8" optimal range) and large material breaking in tough concrete or brick. - Demolition and Chipping: Using the hammer-only mode, it is frequently used for removing tiles or light chiseling on walls and floors. - Overhead and Downward Drilling: Its ergonomic D-handle design and relatively light weight (approx. 6.7 lbs) make it comfortable for extended use in awkward positions. - Dust-Sensitive Jobsites: When paired with a dust-collection system, it helps maintain compliance with silica dust safety standards (OSHA Table 1). Key Features: - Three Modes of Operation: Includes Rotary Hammer, Rotation Only (for wood/metal), and Hammer Only (for chiseling/chipping). - Vario-Lock Positioning: Allows you to rotate and lock a chisel into the optimal working angle (up to 36 different positions). - SDS-Plus Bit System: Provides tool-free bit changes with automatic bit locking and maximum impact energy transfer. - Additional Conveniences: Rotating brush plate for equal power in forward and reverse, a cord turret for longer cord life, and a built-in HammerHook for easy tool storage. Included Accessories: - Masonry Drill Bit (x1). - BOSCH Fitted Carrying Case. NOTICE: This item is rented exclusively for light use as a motion picture prop or set decoration. Use outside of these parameters will incur additional maintenance fees to cover accelerated wear and the replacement of any depleted expendables. (H-21cm x W-8cm x D-44cm)
- [BRANDES Matched Tone Headphones (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/brandes-matched-tone-headphones-monophonic): Circa 1940's (ESTIMATED) An early audio accessory primarily associated with crystal radio sets and early wireless communication. - Equipped with 1/4" phone plug connection. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol Use Case: These high-impedance (1,000 to 2,000 ohms or more) headphones were used with early radio receivers and telegraph systems that could not drive modern low-impedance speakers. The "Matched Tone" feature was a significant selling point, as Brandes selected receivers (earpieces) to ensure they produced the exact same volume and pitch, preventing a "mushy" or confusing sound that might make the operator miss weak signals. They were essential for clear reception in the nascent days of radio broadcasting. Historical Significance: An iconic piece of early radio history and a great illustration of the term "headphones" in its original context. - Pioneering Technology: They were among the most sensitive headphones available at the time and were widely adopted by amateur radio operators and early broadcast listeners. - Industry Leadership: BRANDES was a well-known and respected maker of headsets in the early 20th century. - Design Evolution: The robust bakelite earpieces and cloth-covered cords represent the standard for durable, functional communication technology before the shift to more compact, high-fidelity audio equipment. (H-18.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-6cm)
- [BRAUN Sprint RC (Type 5543) Travel Shaver Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/braun-sprint-type-5543-travel-shaver-kit): Circa 1977 A classic travel razor designed by Roland Ullmann and was first introduced in 1977. Features: - Dual Power: This version can be used corded (plugged directly into a wall outlet) or cordless via its internal rechargeable batteries. - Charging Base: The black cradle included acts as a convenient dock that both holds the shaver and connects it to the power cord for recharging. - Voltage: Manual or automatic slide switch on the plug to toggle between 110/120V and 220/240V, making it a versatile international travel kit. Foil & Cutter: Compatible with the BRAUN 543 (or 260) series foil and cutter blocks. These were also used in the Intercity and Micron models. Initial Charging: - Activation: Before the first cordless use, plug the power cord into the wall and connect it to the charging dock. - First Charge: For new or long-dormant units, a continuous charge of 4 to 10 hours is typically recommended to "condition" the internal Ni-Cd batteries. - Charge Indicator: A small light on the chargerr base will stay on while charging. Included Accessories: - Charging Cradle. - Power Cord. - Cleaning Brush. NOTE: Because this is a vintage device from 1977, the original internal Ni-Cd (Nickel-Cadmium) batteries may no longer hold a full charge. It is possible to open the unit and solder in new 1.2V Ni-Cd or Ni-MH cells to restore cordless functionality. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-3cm)
- [BRAUN Transistor 23C AM/FM/Shortwave Portable Radio (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/braun-transistor-23c-amfmshortwave-portable-radio-monophonic): Circa 1959 to 1961 (H-23cm x W-29cm x D-9cm) PRESENTLY UNAVAILABLE - Item is being cosmetically restored. Please inquire.
- [BRAUN WK 210 AquaExpress Cordless Kettle - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/braun-wk-210-aquaexpress-cordless-kettle-black): Circa 2011 A 1500-watt electric kettle designed for 120-volt outlets. It features a rapid boiling system that can heat 250 ml of water in approximately1.5 to 2 minutes. Features: - Safety Features: Automatic shut-off when water boils, when the kettle is removed from its base, or if the lid is opened. - Indicators: Transparent water level indicator marked in cups and liters. - Maintenance: Includes a removable and washable limescale filter. - Design: Cordless operation with integrated cord storage in the base. Technical Specifications: - Capacity: 1.6 Liters. - Power Output: 1500 W. - Heating Element: Concealed (flat) for easier cleaning. - Base: 360° swivel base for both right- and left-handed users. (H-24.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-23cm)
- [BRIGHT STAR 451 Flashlight (Industrial Use Flashlight)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bright-star-451-flashlight-industrial-use-flashlight): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's (ESTIMATED) A specialized industrial flashlight, often referred to as an inspection light or bore light. Widely used by professionals in fire safety, utilities, and hazardous work environments. It features a primary flashlight, and a secondary, fold-out and telescoping inspection light on a metal rod. Use Cases: - Mechanical & Automotive Inspection: The fold-out "bore light" was specifically designed to peer into cylinders, engine blocks, and narrow machinery where a bulky flashlight head could not fit. - Fire & Public Safety: Built with a "smoke-piercing" incandescent beam and a rugged, water-resistant body, it was a staple for firefighters and utility workers navigating hazardous, low-visibility environments. - Aviation & Transit: Used by technicians to inspect tight fuselage areas or rail components, thanks to its ability to angle the light precisely without needing a third hand to hold a separate mirror or probe. Environmental Durability: - Hazardous Locations: While specific modern certifications vary by version, the 451's lineage is rooted in intrinsically safe designs meant for areas with explosive gases or dust. - Extreme Handling: Its oversized switch and ribbed body were specifically optimized for operation with thick industrial gloves. - Field Maintenance: The screw-off base includes a spare bulb compartment, ensuring the light remains functional on remote job sites without immediate access to supplies. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-22.5cm)
- [BROTHER MFC-420CN Color Inkjet Network Multifunction](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/brother-mfc-420cn-color-inkjet-network-multifunction): Circa 2004 Use Case: Provides a compact, all-in-one solution for printing, scanning, copying, and faxing. Key features for its target audience included: - Networking: Built-in Ethernet connectivity allowed the device to be shared among multiple users on a home or small office network. - PC-Free Operation: It featured a "PhotoCapture Center" with memory card slots (SmartMedia, CompactFlash, Memory Stick, etc.) allowing users to print photos directly without a computer. - Convenience: It included a 10-page automatic document feeder (ADF) for faxing, scanning, or copying multiple pages easily. Historical Significance: Not a revolutionary product in the grand scheme of printer history, but it represents the trend in the mid-2000s toward integrating maximum functionality into minimal space at an affordable price point. BROTHER was a pioneer in multifunction machines, having released its first all-in-one device in 1995. The MFC-420CN built upon this legacy by incorporating network connectivity and direct-from-memory-card printing into a compact, home-user-friendly inkjet unit, features that became standard in the industry. (H-16.5cm x W-36cm x D-33.5cm)
- [BROTHER P-Touch 30 Professional Labelling System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/brother-p-touch-30-professional-labelling-system): Circa 2009 Use Case A professional-grade, desktop electronic label printer designed for high-volume, durable labelling in demanding environments. Its primary use is for creating clean, consistent, and long-lasting labels for: - Asset Identification: Equipment tags/IT asset labels. - Facility Management: Wall/cabinet signage, electrical panel markers, pipe markers, safety labels, and maintenance schedules. - Organization & Retail: Professional-looking bin labels, shelf edge labels, warehouse location markers, and cable/port identifications. - Key Feature: It uses laminated tape cassettes, where a clear protective layer is applied over the printed text, making the labels highly resistant to abrasion, chemicals, UV fading, and moisture—crucial for industrial, laboratory, or outdoor use. - Battery or AC operation: Unit can be powered via 6-Cell batteries or by the included AC adaptor. Included Accessories: - BROTHER P-30 User's Manual. - BROTHER TZ Laminated Label Tape Cartridges (dressing only—non-consumable) x3. - BROTHER EPA-5 AC Adaptor. - Aluminum/Padded Carrying Case. PLEASE NOTE: This unit is only compatible with BROTHER TZ label maker cartridges. As of 2025, these are in limited supply, but are still available through resellers such as eBay. A supply cartridges are available from us for dressing (non-consumable) use. (H-6.5cm x W-24cm x D-28cm)
- [BROWN & SHARPE Micro EBG - Digital Electronic Bore Gauge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/brown-sharpe-micro-ebg-digital-electronic-bore-gauge): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's  A high-precision digital electronic bore gauge set designed for measuring internal diameters with extreme accuracy, typically used in professional machining and quality control environments. Use Cases: - Precision Manufacturing: Ideal for measuring through holes, blind bores, or short centering shoulders in production environments. - Quality Control: Used as a final control for monitoring diameters, ovality, taper, and cylindricity in harsh industrial settings. - Harsh Production Lines: Many EBG models are built to IP67 standards, making them waterproof and resistant to dust, dirt, and impacts. NOTE: 2-Units available. Historical Significance: Brown & Sharpe was a pioneering force in American industry, helping establish standards like the American Wire Gauge (AWG) and the Brown & Sharpe taper. The development of the Micro-EBG represented their transition from traditional mechanical "Intrimiks" to digital metrology, integrating Swiss-quality precision (via their partnership with TESA) into modern electronic manufacturing workflows.
- [BTC Mini-Integrator 2 - Darkroom Exposure Timer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/btc-mini-integrator-2-darkroom-exposure-timer): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) A specialized photographic darkroom timer used to precisely control the exposure time of a photographic enlarger. Unlike a standard countdown timer, this unit is designed to measure and compensate for fluctuations in the enlarger's light intensity, ensuring consistent print results. Use Cases: - Photographic Enlarger Control: Its primary role is to serve as a precision switch for a photo enlarger. Technicians set a specific exposure time on the mechanical counter to ensure consistent light delivery when printing photographs from negatives. - Exposure Compensation (Integration): Unlike a basic timer, its "integration" feature allows it to work with a light-sensitive probe placed on the enlarger's baseboard. The device "integrates" the total light intensity over time, automatically shortening or lengthening the exposure to compensate for factors like lamp aging or voltage fluctuations. - Precision Darkroom Work: The 3-digit counter allows for adjustments in 1/10th of a second increments, making it suitable for complex darkroom techniques like dodging and burning, where exact, repeatable timing is essential. - Manual Focusing: The Manual mode allows the enlarger lamp to stay on indefinitely, which is necessary for framing the image and focusing the grain before starting the timed exposure. Key Functions: - Enlarger Exposure Control: It connects between a power source and a photographic enlarger. When the "Expose" button is pressed, it switches the enlarger lamp on for a duration set by the numerical dial. - Precision Timing: The three-digit mechanical counter allows for time settings in increments as fine as 1/10th of a second, which is critical for high-quality black-and-white and color printing. - Integration Feature: The "Integrate" toggle suggests it can work with a light sensor (probe) to automatically adjust the exposure time if the light source's brightness changes (e.g., due to voltage fluctuations). - Manual/Auto Modes: - Manual: Allows the user to turn the enlarger lamp on indefinitely for tasks like grain focusing or framing. - Auto: Uses the set time on the counter for the actual print exposure. - Cancel: Provides a way to immediately stop an exposure if an error is made during the process. (H-14.5cm x W-9cm x D-12cm)
- [BULLARD TI Commander Thermal Imager (Nonfunctional Manufacturer's Replica)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bullard-ti-commander-thermal-imager-nonfunctional-manufacturers-replica-copy): Circa 2005 Engineered to provide high-resolution thermal imaging intelligence for both fire service and law enforcement commanders. This example is a nonfunctional manufacturer's replica. Use Cases: Fire Service Applications - Incident Command & Size-Up: Primarily used by officers at the exterior to "read" a building before entry. It reveals thermal layering, structural compromise, and hidden fire travel behind walls or in attic spaces. - Search & Rescue (SAR): Essential for locating victims in zero-visibility, smoke-filled rooms by detecting body heat signatures. - Fire Suppression & Overhaul: Identifies the "seat" of the fire for precise water application and finds hidden hot spots during overhaul to prevent rekindles. - Hazardous Materials (Hazmat): Used to determine liquid levels in tanks, identify vapor releases, and assess the extent of chemical spills. Law Enforcement & Tactical Applications While the Commander was built for fire, its core technology powered Bullard's TacSightline, specifically adapted for police use. - Fugitive & Suspect Searches: Officers use it to track heat signatures in total darkness, locating suspects hiding in dense brush, under vehicles, or in unlit structures. - Tactical Entry: Tactical teams utilize its passive detection (emitting no light or energy) to perform covert building sweeps and assess risks without alerting occupants. - Evidence Retrieval: Pinpoints warm items discarded by suspects, such as recently fired weapons, shell casings, or drugs held in the hand. - Forensics & Surveillance: Detects hidden compartments in vehicles and allows for long-range, covert monitoring of criminal activity through fog or light smoke. The law enforcement (TacSight) and fire (TI Commander) versions share the same outward design and durability. While they are virtually identical in physical form, they are distinct devices engineered for different thermal environments. The primary differences are internal, specifically how the thermal engine processes data to serve each profession's unique needs: Fire Version (TI Commander) - Calibration: Optimized for high temperatures(above 300°F) to find the seat of a fire. - Colorization: Uses yellow, orange, and red to highlight life-threatening heat (NFPA 1801 standard). - Sensitivity: Balanced to "see" clearly through fire and up to 1,000°F+, with some loss of ambient detail. - Stealth: High-visibility screen intended for use in dark, smoky rooms. Law Enforcement Version (TacSight) - Calibration: Optimized for ambient temperatures to detect small variations in a normal environment. - Colorization: Uses grayscale (White Hot/Black Hot) and sometimes blue (Electronic Threat Tagging) for tracking suspects or evidence. - Sensitivity: Tuned for maximum clarity at low contrasts, allowing officers to distinguish a suspect from bushes or mortar from a brick. - Stealth: May include dimming features or specialized eyepieces to prevent the screen's light from revealing an officer's position. NOTE: A second version of this unit is available separately that features an authentic simulated objective lens and screen illumination—please inquire. (H-33cm x W-15.5cm x D-25cm)
- [BULLARD TI Commander Thermal Imager (Nonfunctional - Rigged for Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bullard-ti-commander-thermal-imager-nonfunctional-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa 2005 Engineered to provide high-resolution thermal imaging intelligence for both fire service and law enforcement commanders. This is a nonfunctional manufacturer's replica that has received the following custom modifications to enhance its appearance and functionality: - Authentic Objective Lens: Metallic gold-hued lens coating. - "POWER" Indicator: Illuminates when the adjacent rotary switch is turned to the "ON" portion. - Battery Level Indicator: "HI" battery indicator illuminated when powered-up. - Hard-Case: With fitted interior. Use Cases: Fire Service Applications - Incident Command & Size-Up: Primarily used by officers at the exterior to "read" a building before entry. It reveals thermal layering, structural compromise, and hidden fire travel behind walls or in attic spaces. - Search & Rescue (SAR): Essential for locating victims in zero-visibility, smoke-filled rooms by detecting body heat signatures. - Fire Suppression & Overhaul: Identifies the "seat" of the fire for precise water application and finds hidden hot spots during overhaul to prevent rekindles. - Hazardous Materials (Hazmat): Used to determine liquid levels in tanks, identify vapor releases, and assess the extent of chemical spills. Law Enforcement & Tactical Applications While the Commander was built for fire, its core technology powered Bullard's TacSightline, specifically adapted for police use. - Fugitive & Suspect Searches: Officers use it to track heat signatures in total darkness, locating suspects hiding in dense brush, under vehicles, or in unlit structures. - Tactical Entry: Tactical teams utilize its passive detection (emitting no light or energy) to perform covert building sweeps and assess risks without alerting occupants. - Evidence Retrieval: Pinpoints warm items discarded by suspects, such as recently fired weapons, shell casings, or drugs held in the hand. - Forensics & Surveillance: Detects hidden compartments in vehicles and allows for long-range, covert monitoring of criminal activity through fog or light smoke. The law enforcement (TacSight) and fire (TI Commander) versions share the same outward design and durability. While they are virtually identical in physical form, they are distinct devices engineered for different thermal environments. The primary differences are internal, specifically how the thermal engine processes data to serve each profession's unique needs: Fire Version (TI Commander) - Calibration: Optimized for high temperatures(above 300°F) to find the seat of a fire. - Colorization: Uses yellow, orange, and red to highlight life-threatening heat (NFPA 1801 standard). - Sensitivity: Balanced to "see" clearly through fire and up to 1,000°F+, with some loss of ambient detail. - Stealth: High-visibility screen intended for use in dark, smoky rooms. Law Enforcement Version (TacSight) - Calibration: Optimized for ambient temperatures to detect small variations in a normal environment. - Colorization: Uses grayscale (White Hot/Black Hot) and sometimes blue (Electronic Threat Tagging) for tracking suspects or evidence. - Sensitivity: Tuned for maximum clarity at low contrasts, allowing officers to distinguish a suspect from bushes or mortar from a brick. - Stealth: May include dimming features or specialized eyepieces to prevent the screen's light from revealing an officer's position. NOTE: A second version of this unit is available separately that lacks the authentic simulated objective lens and operational LED indicators—please inquire. (H-33cm x W-15.5cm x D-25cm)
- [BUSCOM SoftTouch AutoDialer Model 23](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/buscom-softtouch-autodialer-model-23): Circa 1982 Designed to add touch-tone dialing and memory functions to traditional rotary-dial telephones. It was an ingenious solution for users who wanted the convenience of modern phone services (like tele-banking or credit card verification) but were still using older, rented rotary phones. Key Features: - Touch-Tone Conversion: The device could be attached to a telephone's handset (often replacing the microphone screen in G-type handsets) to provide push-button, touch-tone functionality. - Memory Dialing: The Model 23 had the ability to store phone numbers, allowing users to program and dial long or frequently called numbers easily. The keypad includes buttons for "MP-1" and "MP-2" (Memory Position) and a "REDIAL" feature. - Power Source: It was a clever device that was powered by the current of the phone line itself, meaning it did not require external batteries or power adapters. Installation Steps: - Remove the Mouthpiece: The user would unscrew and remove the existing plastic microphone screen/mouthpiece from the "talking end" of their traditional rotary-dial telephone handset. - Attach the AutoDialer: The AutoDialer is designed to screw directly into the body of the handset, replacing the original mouthpiece. - Use: Once physically attached, the device uses the existing current from the phone line to power its internal electronics, allowing the user to make touch-tone calls from their old rotary phone. (H-6cm x W-6.5cm x D-3cm)
- [BUSHNELL Equipment Case - Back With Silver Frame and Hardware](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bushnell-equipment-case-back-with-silver-frame-and-hardware): Circa Early 2000's - Interior can be custom configured with included slotted/padded dividers. - Originally bundled with a Bushnell Spacemaster 15-45x / 25x 50mm Collapsible Spotting Scope 787346 (H-15cm x W-32cm x D-23.5cm)
- [BUSHNELL Foldable Spotting Scope Tripod (Camera Compatible)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bushnell-foldable-spotting-scope-tripod-camera-compatible): Circa 1990's to Early 2000's - Originally bundled with the BUSHNELL Spacemaster Collapsable Spotting Scope 78-7345. - Can be used with most small-bodied cameras such as 135mm point-and-shoot cameras, 135mm rangefinder/viewfinder cameras and smaller POLAROID cameras like the Spectra Series or 600 Series. (H-15cm x W-5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Bushnell Soft Case with Strap](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/bushnell-soft-case-with-strap): Circa Early 2000's The case features a soft-sided, padded design with a rugged nylon fabric exterior. The interior includes a single Velcro attached movable divider and 2-elastic storage loops. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-22cm x W-17cm x D-8cm)
- [C4 Block (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/c4-block-custom-design-inertsimulated): Circa 2007 A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Designed to portray C4 demolition block—modeled after standard military specifications. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen use in motion pictures. Real-World Use Cases: Military Applications: - Tactical Breaching: Used by combat engineers to quickly blow open doors, walls, or fortified positions. Its putty-like form allows it to be molded directly into door hinges or wall cracks for precise, directional blasts. - Structural Demolition: C4 is the standard tool for destroying military targets like bridge girders, concrete bunkers, and anti-tank obstacles. - Underwater Operations: Because it is insoluble and highly resistant to water erosion, it is the preferred explosive for clearing underwater mines, deep-sea salvage, and harbor deepening. - Weapon Components: It is the explosive filler for specialized munitions like the M18A1 Claymore mine and certain demolition "satchel" charges. Civilian and Industrial Applications: While strictly regulated and generally unavailable to the public, industrial-grade variants are used by licensed professionals: - Controlled Demolition: Used in urban environments to bring down large structures (like bridges or old high-rises) with high precision, minimizing dust and collateral damage to neighboring buildings. - Mining and Quarrying: Employed in deep-rock blasting where hard rock requires high-velocity explosives to ensure proper fragmentation. - Seismic Exploration: Used in oil and gas exploration to create controlled seismic shockwaves that help map underground geological formations. - Booster Explosives: Acts as a high-energy "primer" to ensure the complete detonation of larger, less sensitive industrial blasting agents. NOTE: Rental rate is per unit—10-Units available. (H-10cm x W-30.5cm x D-10cm)
- [C4 Block - Timed Improvised Explosive Device (IED) - "Time Bomb" (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/c4-block-timed-improvised-explosive-device-ied-time-bomb-custom-design-inertsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a sophisticated "Time Bomb". This unit is constructed to represent a multi-block configuration of C4 plastic explosive (M112 Demolition Blocks) common in modern military and tactical scenarios. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Practical Features: - Active Visual Display: Features an integrated digital countdown timer. - Remote Operation: The timer functions are triggered or paused via an included 2-channel RF remote control fob. - Programming: Timer settings are adjustable via recessed pushbuttons accessible through the clear protective housing. Included Accessories: - 2-Channel RF Remote Control Fob (H-27.5cm x W-61.5cm x D-20.5cm)
- [Call Guard (Phone Line Lockout)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/call-guard-phone-line-lockout): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's Use Case: This device was to restrict the use of a landline phone. By inserting a key and engaging a physical lock, the device could prevent outgoing calls. This was particularly useful for parents who wanted to limit their children's phone usage or prevent unauthorized long-distance calls on a single line. (H-3cm x W-6cm x D-4.5cm)
- [CALRAD DM-17 Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/calrad-dm-17-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for public address and ham radio applications. - Compatible with standard threaded microphone stands and four-pin microphone cable (available separately). - Made in Japan. (H-20cm x W-4.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [CAMBRIDGE TECHNOLOGY INC. Series 400 - Force Transducer System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cambridge-technology-inc-series-400-force-transducer-system): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) A high-precision laboratory instrument primarily used for physiological and materials science research. It is used in conjunction with a cable connected Sensor Head (not included)—a precision transducer designed to convert small mechanical forces into electrical signals. Use Cases: - Muscle Physiology: Measuring contractile properties of skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle fibers. - Materials Science: Testing mechanical properties like stiffness, surface adhesion, and deformation in hydrogels, nanowires, and spider silk. - Medical Research: Characterizing muscle loss in mouse tumor models for cancer research. - Robotics & Biomechanics: Providing high-precision feedback for delicate movements or monitoring structural stress. Historical Significance: This system was a pioneer in high-resolution, low-compliance force measurement. It utilized a unique variable displacement capacitor design based on fused silica beams, offering vastly superior thermal stability and resolution (down to 10 nanonewtons) compared to standard semi-conductor strain gauges of its time. (H-10cm x W-22cm x D-22.5cm)
- [Camcorder Case - Gloss-Black (Unlined Interior)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/camcorder-case-gloss-black-unlined-interior): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's (H-26.5cm x W-39cm x D-12.5cm)
- [CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Electronic Control Amplifier Model AM-5234/A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canadian-general-electric-co-electronic-control-amplifier-model-am-5234a): Circa 1970 (H-11cm x W-14.5cm x D-13cm)
- [CANADIAN MILITARY FNC2 Magazine Pouch (Improvised Explosive Carrier For Suicide Vest)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canadian-military-fnc2-magazine-pouch-improvised-explosive-carrier-for-suicide-vest): Circa 1964 Suitable for use as a body worm explosive carrier as part of an improvised explosive suicide vest. Accessories Available Separately (Please inquire): - High Explosive (Simulated). - Blasting Caps (Simulated). - Trigger Switches. - Timers. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-27cm x W-41cm x D-2cm)
- [CANON 50mm f/1.8 FD Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-50mm-f18-fd-lens): Circa 1973 to 1976 - Compatible with CANON SLR Cameras manufactured between 1971 to 1987. - Uses 55mm filters. (H-6.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [CANON Auto Reel (Standard-8mm/Super-8mm) 400' Reel with Storage Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-auto-reel-standard-8mmsuper-8mm-400-reel-with-storage-case): Circa 1977 Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-17.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [CANON Color Video Camera Model VC-30](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-color-video-camera-model-vc-30): Circa 1984 - A high-end color video camera suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Key Features: - Lens: Features a macro-capable f/1.4 8x power zoom lens (10-80mm focal length) with automatic iris and active autofocus, though manual focusing is also possible. - Image Pickup: Utilizes a single 2/3″ High-band (5MHz) saticon tube with electrostatic focusing for improved picture quality and horizontal resolution better than 320 lines at the center. - White Balance: Includes a continuous auto white balance function and offers two-position switch for daylight and tungsten lighting conditions with automatic adjustment. - Special Functions: Comes equipped with a side-panel character generator for composing titles, a wide macro mechanism allowing recording distance as close as 4mm from the front of the lens, and an auto fade function for both video and audio. - Viewfinder: Features a 1″ monochrome CRT electronic viewfinder, with an optional 1.5″ color CRT available. The viewfinder displays crucial information such as filter setting, white balance, exposure, focus indicator, recording time, battery charge warning, and tape counter. - Audio: Equipped with a uni-directional electret condenser stereo microphone. - Remote Control: Offers remote control capabilities allowing VCR recording functions to be controlled from the camera, and camera start/stop and zooming functions controllable via an optional Canon zoom remote control unit (not included). INSTRUCTIONS Compatible Video Recorders: Canon VR-30 Portable Video Recorder (H-19.5cm x W-22.5cm x D-34cm)
- [CANON Dial 35-2 (135mm Half-Frame Viewfinder Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-dial-35-2-135mm-half-frame-viewfinder-camera): Circa 1963 - Uses 135mm film. - Incorporates a novel, spring wound, film auto-advance mechanism. - Comes with a fitted leather case. - A general purpose, semi-automatic, half-frame 135mm film camera (Half-frame cameras utilize only half (67.5mm) of the typical full 135mm frame size in order to double the normal capacity of a roll of film.) - Also suited for use in covert operations due to its rugged construction, diminutive size and excellent picture quality. - Can be used to copy photographs and documents with available close-up lens/copy stand accessory kit. - Double available. Accessories Available Separately: - CANON Handy Stand (copy stand) with Canon 48mm Close-up Lens 450. - CANON Cube Flash D (Magicube flash accessory). - CANON 48mm Skylight 1x filter. (H-13.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-4cm)
- [CANON Elura 85 MiniDV Camcorder w/18x Optical Zoom](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-elura-85-minidv-camcorder-w18x-optical-zoom): Circa 2005 Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Key Features: - Storage Media: MiniDV Video Cassettes, SD Memory Cards or MultiMediaCards. - Imaging: It utilizes a 1.33-megapixel CCD for capturing both high-quality video (MiniDV tape) and digital still photos (SD/MultiMediaCard). - Zoom: Features an 18x optical zoom and can achieve up to 360x digital zoom for video (72x for still images). - Display & Viewfinder: Equipped with a rotating 2.5" color LCD screen and a 0.33" color viewfinder for flexible framing and monitoring. - Image Processing: Incorporates Canon's advanced DIGIC DV image processor for enhanced video and photo quality, including a 16:9 widescreen video mode. - Connectivity: Includes an IEEE 1394 (FireWire/i.LINK) DV terminal for digital transfer to computers, a USB interface for photo transfer, and A/V input/output options. - Additional Features: Offers built-in image stabilization, Night and Super Night modes for low-light shooting, digital photo mode with built-in flash, and various digital effects and scene transitions. INSTRUCTION MANUAL Included Accessories: - CANON NB-2LH Battery Packs (x2) - CANON CB-2LT Battery Chargers (x2) - CANON CA-570 Compact Power Adapter (with power cord) - CANON WL-D85 Wireless Controller (IR remote control) - SONY MiniDV Video Cassette - CANON 32 MB SD Memory Card - PANASONIC 521 MB SD Memory Card - CANON Lens Cap (With lens cap cord) (H-8cm x W-6.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [CANON FAX-L770 (Plain Paper Fax and Printer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-fax-l770): Circa 1990 The FAX-L770 is CANON's first Laser Class facsimile to offer ultra-high-quality output—first introduced in 1990. It also won an iF Design Award the same year. Use Case Designed for standard office use as a high-speed, plain-paper laser fax machine. Its primary use cases included: - Sending and Receiving Faxes: Transmitting scanned documents (converted into a TIFF format image) as email attachments via Internet fax (I-fax) or over a telephone line. It also featured a "Delayed TX" function to send faxes at a preset time. - Printing: As a "Laser Class" device, it used laser print technology to provide high-quality, 600x600 dpi plain paper output, unlike thermal paper faxes. - Document Management: Users could print activity reports (e.g., automatically after 40 transmissions) and check the status log for sent and received documents via a control panel display. - Telephony: It included a standard telephone handset, allowing users to make and receive voice calls. (H-28.5cm x W-45cm x D-47.5cm)
- [CANON Handy Stand F (Copy Stand) For the CANON Dial 35-2 Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-handy-stand-f-copy-stand-for-the-canon-dial-35-2-camera): Circa 1963 - Breaks down into 5-components for transport. - Although made for the CANON Dial 35-2 camera, this can be used with any small camera that has a lens incorporating an accessory size of 48mm.
- [CANON Pellix 135mm SLR Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-pellix-135mm-slr-camera): Circa 1965 - Uses 135mm film. - Fully manual, non-automatic operation. - Suited to advanced ametuer photographers and photojournalism use. - Comes with a CANON FL 50mm F: 1.4 lens. - Other lenses, electronic flash, tripod, camera bag, etc. available separately. (H-9.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-6cm)
- [CANON T70 135mm SLR](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-t70-135mm-slr): Circa 1984 - Uses 135mm film. - Features fully automatic (Program Control), semiautomatic or full manual operation. - Originally sold as a camera suited to advanced amateur photographers. - Comes with a CANON FD 50mm F: 1.8 lens. - Other lenses, electronic flash, tripod, camera bag, etc. available separately. (H-10cm x W-15.5cm x D-5cm)
- [CANON Typestar 6 Personal Electronic Typewriter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/canon-typestar-6-personal-electronic-typewriter): Circa 1984 Use Case Designed to provide professional-quality typing in a compact, lightweight, and often cordless form factor. Its primary use was for creating clear, easy-to-read documents and attractive correspondence. Key features for its target use included: - Portability: The machine could be used in various locations like a home, office, or car, as it could operate on four D-cell batteries or an optional AC adapter. - Text Memory: A memory feature allowed users to compose, store, and correct text before it was printed onto the paper, which was an advancement over traditional manual typewriters. - Thermal Printing: It used a thermal print head, allowing it to print on standard paper with an ink cartridge or on cheaper thermal fax paper without ink. - Typestyle Options: Users could customize their documents with various fonts by using optional, interchangeable typestyle cartridges. Included Accessories: - CANON Typestar 6 Carrying Case - CANON IR-50 Thermal Ribbon Cartridges—BLACK (x1) RED ( x1)—for dressing (non-consumable) use. - CANON Typestar 6 Instruction Manual. PLEASE NOTE: The CANON Typestar 6 uses CANON IR-50 (also known as Group 410 or IR-50II) thermal ribbon cartridges. Original Canon IR-50 cartridges are no longer manufactured by CANON—however, "new old stock" (unused original cartridges) or compatible replacement cartridges are still available for purchase from online retailers such as eBay and specialized office supply websites. Alternative Printing Method As an alternative to using the ink cartridge on standard paper, the CANON Typestar 6 is a thermal typewriter and can print directly onto heat-sensitive thermal fax paper without needing a ribbon cartridge at all. The print quality on thermal paper is typically crisp and clear. (H-8cm x W-37cm x D-36.5cm)
- [CARDIAC SCIENCE PowerHeart AED Automated External Defibrillator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cardiac-science-powerheart-aed-automated-external-defibrillator): Circa 2002 A portable, battery-powered medical device designed to treat sudden cardiac arrest through automated defibrillation. Use Cases: - Public Access: High-traffic areas like airports, malls, and schools. - Corporate/Industrial: Offices and factory floors as part of a workplace safety program. - First Response: Police cruisers and fire trucks for rapid arrival before an ambulance. Consumables (not included): Electrode pads are designated by specific part numbers based on the patient's age and the AED's specific features. Procurement is the client's responsibility. They are designated as follows: Adult Defibrillation Pads (Standard): - Part Number: 9131-001 - Designation: Non-polarized, pre-connected pads for patients over 8 years old or 55 lbs (25 kg). Pediatric Defibrillation Pads: - Part Number: 9730-002 - Designation: Reduced-energy pads for children under 8 years old or less than 55 lbs. Included Accessories: - Protective Over-Case. IMPORTANT NOTE: This is an operational unit that requires deactivation before it is safe for motion picture use. This procedure—and rigging for simulated operation—can be provided at client request. (H-31cm x W-26.5cm x D-8cm)
- [CARL Name Card Case No. 480 (Business Card Organizer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/carl-name-card-case-no-480-business-card-organizer): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's Use Case Used to efficiently store and organize up to 400 business cards utilizing alphabetical index guides. Its design features a wide-opening mechanism where the front and back panels tilt down, allowing for easy access and searching through contact information. It provides a sturdy, analog method for professionals to manage a physical collection of business contacts. (H-7.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [CARL ZEISS Jena Laboval Series Stereo Microscope](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/carl-zeiss-jena-laboval-series-stereo-microscope): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) A compound laboratory microscope produced in the former East Germany (DDR). Features a 4 position nosepiece. Supplied with 3 CARL ZEISS Jena Objectives, 3.2X/0.10/160, 10X/0.25/160, 40X/0.65/160 and dual10x eyepieces. Use Cases: - Routine Medical & Veterinary Labs: The Laboval 2 was primarily designed for high-volume, repetitive tasks in clinical and veterinary settings, such as examining blood smears, tissue samples, or parasites. - Educational Institutions: Due to its robust build and ease of operation, it was a staple in university biology and medical departments for student training. - Forensic Science: While law enforcement now uses more advanced digital systems, compound light microscopes of this quality were traditionally used in forensic labs to analyze hair, fibers, glass traces, and biological evidence. - Industrial Inspection: Its modular design allowed it to be configured for metallurgy and checking materials in manufacturing environments. Historical Significance: - Cold War Engineering: This microscope represents the height of optical manufacturing in the Eastern Bloc. Despite geopolitical tensions, ZEISS Jena optics were often considered world-class and were exported globally. - Design Shift: The Mikroval series (including the Laboval, Ergaval, and Amplival) broke away from traditional microscope shapes in the 1980s, introducing a cleaner, more modular aesthetic that influenced modern instrument design. - Reunification Legacy: Following German reunification in 1991, the Jena microscopy division was reintegrated into the main CAR ZEISS AG (Oberkochen), making these "Jena" branded units historical artifacts of a divided Germany. (H-39.5cm x W-14cm x D-23cm)
- [CARPOINT Digital Car Clock (LCD)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/carpoint-digital-car-clock-lcd): Circa Early 2000's A portable, rounded-rectangle unit with a matte black and grey finish, featuring a front-mounted "LITE" button for back-lit, low-light viewing. Use Cases: 1. Automotive & Transit - Car Dashboards: Its primary design intent; it's often used in older vehicles or classic cars that lack a built-in digital dash clock. - Trucks & Vans: The "Jumbo" digits make it easy for professional drivers to check the time at a quick glance without taking their eyes off the road for long. - Motorcycles & ATVs: Due to its "shockproof" ABS construction and compact size, it is frequently mounted to handlebars or fairings. 2. Home & Personal Workspace - Kitchens: A handy secondary clock for tracking cooking times. - Office Desks: Its small footprint (approx. 85mm) makes it an ideal "minimalist" desk clock that doesn't clutter a workspace. - Service Vehicles: Sometimes used in delivery vans or service trucks where the primary dashboard display might be occupied by GPS or radio equipment. (H-3.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [CASIO/B.O.S.S. SF-8000 64kb](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/casioboss-sf-8000-64kb): Circa 1989 Use Case An early Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) designed for professionals to manage various aspects of their work and personal lives digitally. Its use cases included: - Contact Management: Storing names, phone numbers, and addresses in the "Telephone" and "Busi Card" libraries, featuring search functions to easily retrieve data. - Scheduling and Time Management: Organizing appointments, setting alarms for important dates (holidays, anniversaries, birthdays), viewing a full calendar, and tracking both home and world time zones. - Notes and Memos: Storing miscellaneous notes and private information using a "Secret Function" secured by a password. - Data Management: The device had data communication capabilities, allowing it to link with other SF-8000 units or connect to an IBM PC/AT personal computer or printer via a link cable. - Basic Productivity: Included a built-in calculator function (H-2.5cm x W-16cm x D-8cm)
- [CCD Security Camera Model KC-1D (Body Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ccd-security-camera-model-kc-1d-body-only): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Cases: - Surveillance: General surveillance in areas requiring continuous monitoring. - Access Control Systems: Integrated into access control systems for visual verification of individuals. - Industrial Monitoring: For machine vision or process monitoring. Features: - CCD Image Sensor: Utilizes a Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) sensor for image capture, known for producing high-quality, low-noise images. - Analog Video Output: For connection to a monitor or recording device. - Lens Mount: C-mount lenses for different focal lengths and fields of view. - Mounting: 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders PLEASE NOTE: Select and order desired C-Mount lens separately. (H-6cm x W-6cm x D-14cm)
- [CCTV Camera Dome Enclosure](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-camera-dome-enclosure): Circa Mid 1970's to Early 2000's Pre-drilled mounting flange. (H-18cm x W-38cm x D-38cm)
- [CCTV Camera Mount - All Metal - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-camera-mount-all-metal-black): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Designed for the installation and positioning of smaller CCTV surveillance cameras. - All-metal construction. - 2-units available. (H-23.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [CCTV Camera Mount - Metal - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-camera-mount-metal-silver): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Designed for the installation and positioning of smaller CCTV surveillance cameras. - All-metal construction. - 3-units available. (H-7.5cm x W-6cm x D-5.5cm)
- [CCTV Camera Mount - Metal/Plastic - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-camera-mount-metalplastic-black): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's - Designed for the installation and positioning of smaller CCTV surveillance cameras. - 3-units available. (H-17cm x W-6cm x D-12.5cm)
- [CCTV Camera Mount (With Cable Pass-Through)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-camera-mount-with-cable-pass-through): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Designed for the installation and positioning of smaller CCTV surveillance cameras. - Novel, clean design that incorporates a discrete cable pass-through (no visible hole in the wall required) and a screw-on cosmetic cap to conceal the mounting fasteners. NOTE: 3-units available.
- [CCTV Modular Camera Mount Kits (3-Kits Available)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cctv-modular-camera-mount-kits-3-kits-available): Circa 1990's Designed for versatile installation and positioning options for CCTV surveillance cameras. Robust, all-metal construction. Options of Assembly: This kit offers significant flexibility, allowing for various configurations: - Wall/Ceiling Mount: 3-holes located around the mount's flange are provided to accomodate screw fasteners (not included). Once mounted, an extension post and/or Swivel/Adjustable head can be securely screwed into the mount's 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket. - Desk/Floor Stand: Provides a stable platform for a camera, potentially with added height from extension rods. - Extended Reach/Height: The extension rods can be combined to achieve desired height or distance from the mounting surface—useful for covering larger areas or navigating obstacles. - Adjustable Positioning: Swivel-jointed camera head provides the ability to pan, tilt, or rotate mounted camera for optimal viewing angles. - Modular Combinations: Bases, extension rods, and swivel-joints can be combined to create custom mounting solutions tailored to specific needs and environments. 4-Piece Kit Includes: - Mounting Base (x1): Circular flat plate with a threaded centre-hole designed to connect to extension post(s). - Extension Posts (x2): Threaded cylindrical rods, used to extend the height or reach of the camera mount. Each incorporates a 1/4-inch-20 threaded screw and socket. - Swivel/Adjustable Head (x1): Incorporates a 1/4-Inch-20 threaded screw that is compatible with the extension post threaded sockets. Enables tilt and rotation adjustment for the camera that can be fixed into position via a knurled locking-knob. Additional Parts Available Separately: - Long extension posts - Short extension posts PLEASE NOTE: Rental rates are per each 4-piece camera mounting kit. 3-kits available. (H-12.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-5cm)
- [CDC SDA-103 Signal and Distortion Analyzer/Tester](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cdc-sda-103-signal-and-distortion-analyzertester): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: Designed to measure and analyze audio frequency distortion and other related parameters in telecommunication and audio systems. It was used by engineers and technicians for testing the quality and integrity of communication channels and audio transmission lines. Specific Functions: - Distortion Measurement: The main function, likely measured as a percentage of Total Harmonic Distortion (% THD) via the digital display. - Signal Analysis: Meters and knobs indicate various signal parameters like input selection, character length, average bias, and polarity. - Interface: It features standard input/output connections (R, L, IN) and an RS-232 port, suggesting it could interface with other equipment or a rudimentary computer system for logging results. Historical Significance: Representative artifact of specialized, niche electronic test equipment used in the pre-digital era of audio and telecommunications engineering. It highlights the sophistication of measurement tools available at the time for analog systems. The integration of early digital components (the numerical display) shows the transition toward the fully digital test equipment that would become standard in the 1990s. The company CONTINENTAL DEVICE CORPORATION (CDC) operated for several decades, contributing significantly to the niche market of telecom and electronic testing equipment. (H-22cm x W-18cm x D-15cm)
- [CDC TMG-302 Test Message Generator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cdc-tmg-302-test-message-generator): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) A piece of specialized, vintage telecommunications test equipment used for maintaining and troubleshooting the teletype and data communication networks. Use Case: Designed to generate standardized test patterns for verifying the integrity and accuracy of data transmission lines and associated equipment like teleprinters (teletypes). - Signal Generation: The device generated specific character patterns, indicated by settings like ASCM 1/2 (likely ASC mode), BAUDOT, DOUBLE CHAR, and standard CR LF (Carriage Return/Line Feed), to test data receivers. - Baud Rate Selection: Knobs allowed selection of various baud rates (e.g., 1/1, 1/1.5, 1/2, 2, 3) to test equipment running at different transmission speeds. - Signal Distortion Analysis: Controls for BIAS and DISTORTION allowed technicians to simulate or measure signal distortion, ensuring the equipment could handle imperfect line conditions. - Troubleshooting Teletypes: The "all SW" (all switches?) setting and the manual controls allowed for in-depth diagnostics of individual teletype functions, such as the rubout length (a control character used in teletype systems). Historical Significance: An artifact of the era when data communication relied on mechanical teleprinters and standardized, often low-speed, serial data formats like Baudot code. It represents the crucial function of test equipment in maintaining these complex systems. The device highlights a period of telecommunications engineering focused on mechanical precision and signal integrity in an age before the standardized, high-speed, packet-switched data networks. (H-22cm x W-18cm x D-15cm)
- [CEFCO 400 Amp Fuse](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cefco-400-amp-fuse): Circa 1970 to !995 (ESTIMATED) A cartridge fuse with blade terminals (also called a knife-blade fuse). Specifically, this is a Class H non-time-delay fuse. Usage and Availability These fuses are designed for circuit protection in industrial and commercial electrical systems. While some variants are discontinued by the original manufacturer, they can still be found as surplus or new-old-stock (NOS) items from various industrial supply retailers. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-22cm x W-5cm x D-5cm)
- [Cellular Phone Vehicle Power Adapters - Various Kinds](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cellular-phone-vehicle-power-adapters-various-kinds): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Various kinds available. Please inquire. NOTE: Rental rate is per single unit.
- [Cellular Telephone Signal Interception Suite - Road Case Mounted (Custom Design- Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cellular-telephone-signal-interception-suite-road-case-mounted-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to simulate a "scanner" or "tracker" for scenes involving surveillance, hacking, or cellular signal monitoring. Practical Features: - 8-Illuminated Indicators - Headphone Jack. - "LINE-OUT" Jack (for external recorder). - SKB Rackcase With Front and Back Covers. (H-32cm x W-53.5cm x D-56cm)
- [CHAPARRAL COMMUNICATIONS Polarotor II Switch Box (Part NO. 0394)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/chaparral-communications-polarotor-ii-switch-box-part-no-0394): Circa 1980's Use Case: This device functioned as a simple, manual polarization switch for early "backyard" C-band satellite dishes. The single toggle switch controlled a very basic polarization mechanism on the dish's feedhorn. The screw terminals located on top of the device are common F-type connectors used for standard 75 Ohm coaxial cable runs—prevalent in residential TV installations of the era. (H-9cm x W-6cm x D-4cm)
- [CHARTER 1060BC3-0780-001-R 4 Device Universal Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/charter-1060bc3-0780-001-r-4-device-universal-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's - This remote is designed to control a range of devices, including TVs, DVD players, cable boxes (like Charter HD DVR set-top boxes), and audio systems, from various manufacturers and different production years. - INSTRUCTIONS (H-21.5cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [CHELIC HVM-403 Pneumatic/Hand-Operated Valves - Box Mounted (Operational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/chelic-hvm-403-pneumatichand-operated-valves-box-mounted-operational): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: This assembly is used to provide manual directional control in a pneumatic (compressed air) system. Each valve is a 4-port, 3-position hand lever valve. NOTE: Can be paired with Pressure Gauge - 0-200 PSI- Box Mounted—available separately. (H-30.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [CHIMO Custom 7x35 Binoculars](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/chimo-custom-7x35-binoculars): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's Japanese-made optics from the 1960s or 1970s, a period known for high-quality glass manufacturing in Japan. They are part of a classic "7x35" class favored for its balance of magnification, light-gathering, and wide viewing field. Use Cases: - Birding & Nature Observation: Excellent for tracking fast-moving birds in dense woodlands, urban parks, or backyards. The wide field of view helps you locate subjects quickly, and the 7x magnification provides a stable image, even if your hands are slightly shaky. - Sporting Events: Ideal for stadiums or racetracks where you want to follow the "big picture" of the action without the image jumping around too much. - Marine & Boating: The low magnification is perfect for use on moving water. Higher-power binoculars often amplify the boat's motion, making it hard to see, but 7x optics keep the horizon relatively stable. - Hiking & Travel: Their moderate size and weight make them easy to carry on trails or for sightseeing without causing significant neck strain during long days. - Casual Stargazing: While not as powerful as dedicated astronomy binoculars, they are excellent for scanning the Milky Way or observing large star clusters like the Pleiades due to their wide perspective. Historical Significance: 1. The Japanese "Optical Miracle" These binoculars represent the mid-1960s era when Japan transformed from a war-torn nation into the world’s leading producer of high-quality consumer optics. By the late 1950s, Japan had overtaken European manufacturers to dominate over 90% of the U.S. binocular market. 2. Industrial Specialization (The SMC Mark) The SMC logo on the tripod cap signifies a unique historical manufacturing model. SINTERED METAL CORPORATION (now the global industrial giant SMC Corp) specialized in the precision metal frames. This allowed boutique brands like CHIMO to offer "Custom" high-end features—like the UV "Triple Tested" coatings—at a price that made precision optics accessible to the general public for the first time. 3. Quality Control Revolution These were built under the strict oversight of the Japan Binoculars Export Promotion Association. - The "J-B" System: To combat a pre-war reputation for "cheap" goods, the Japanese government mandated that all exported binoculars pass rigorous testing. - Legacy: This system was so successful that 60-year-old Japanese binoculars like these are still considered optically competitive with many modern mid-range products today. Included Accessories: - Carrying Case. - Lens Cap (x2). - Shoulder Strap (x2). (H-6.5cm x W-19cm x D-13cm)
- [Circuit Cards - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-cards-assorted): Circa Mid 1980's NOTE: 17-Units available. History:  Harvested from a FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder (high-precision laser film recorder) developed by MACDONALD DETTWILER and Associates in the late 1970's and 1980's.
- [CIRCUIT-TEST DMR-1000 - Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-dmr-1000-digital-multimeter): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's An entry-level, handheld digital multimeter. It is a fundamental tool for basic electrical measurement and troubleshooting. Use Cases: - Measurement: It can measure DC voltage (up to 1000V), AC voltage (up to 750V), DC current (up to 10A), and resistance (up to 2000kΩ). - Component Testing: Includes dedicated settings for diode testing and a transistor socket for measuring hFE (transistor gain) for NPN and PNP transistors. - Applications: Common in home DIY projects (testing batteries, fuses, and light bulbs), basic automotive 12V/24V diagnostics, and introductory electronics education. (H-12.5cm x W-7cm x D-2.5cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST DMR-2800 Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-dmr-2800-digital-multimeter): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's A digital multimeter (DMM) designed for precision electrical testing and troubleshooting across various industrial and household environments. Use Cases: This handheld device is used by technicians, engineers, and DIYers to measure fundamental electrical properties like voltage (AC/DC), current (AC/DC), and resistance. - Electronics Maintenance: Troubleshooting circuit boards by checking for continuityand testing diodes or transistors. - Automotive Repair: Diagnosing vehicle electrical systems, including batteries, fuses, and alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC) circuits. - Residential Electrical Work: Testing household outlets, switches, and general-purpose batteries for safety and performance. - Industrial Automation: Verifying that machinery control systems and power supplies meet operational specifications. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. (H-16.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST DMR-3400 - Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-dmr-3400-digital-multimeter): Circa Mid 1990's A digital multimeter (DMM) designed for a variety of electrical testing applications. Use Cases: - Residential & Home DIY: Ideal for checking wall outlets (standard 120V), testing light switches, and troubleshooting small household appliances. - Electronics & Hobbyist Labs: Used for testing low-voltage circuit boards, verifying component values like resistors or capacitors, and checking for short circuits. - Automotive Workshops: Suitable for 12V/24V vehicle systems, such as testing car batteries, alternators, fuses, and sensors. - Educational Settings: Often used in schools and technical training labs to teach basic electrical principles like Ohm's Law and circuit continuity. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-19cm x W-8.9cm x D-4.5cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST ELECTRONICS Dual Output DC Power Supply PS-3330 (Custom Rigged for Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-electronics-dual-output-dc-power-supply-ps-3330-custom-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom rigged movie prop featuring simulated functionality. This unit's DC output function has been disabled and the 4-incorporated "VOLT/AMP"meters have beed custom rigged for cable-connected remote control. When powered, 6-LED indicators and 4-panel meters illuminate. All 4-meters are individually controllable over their full range. Use Cases and Fields of Use: A functional PS-3330 would be used to provide stable DC power to electronic circuits and components. - Outputs: It features two variable 0–30VDC outputs at 3A and one fixed 5VDC output at 3A. - Operating Modes: The variable outputs can be switched between Independent, Series (providing up to 60VDC), or Parallel (providing up to 6A) operation. - Fields of Use: It is commonly used in educational institutions (schools and colleges), research and development laboratories, commercial engineering and testing departments, and by advanced hobbyists. (H-16cm x W-36cm x D-28cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST Electronics Model PS-3030 (Nonfunctional - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-electronics-model-ps-3030-nonfunctional-simulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom rigged movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Before modification, this was a functional variable DC benchtop power supply capable of 0–30V at 0–3A. The power output has been disabled on this unit and the incorporated Voltage and Amperage meters have been rigged for wired remote control (the red "POWER" LED also illuminates). This provides off-camera, variable control of the displayed powers levels. (H-15.5cm x W-21.5cm x D-26.7cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST ELECTRONICS Model PS-3030D](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-electronics-model-ps-3030d): Circa Early 2000's A linear-regulated DC power supply designed for high-stability benchtop use in electrical testing and development. Use Case & Fields of Use: The PS-3030D provides a variable DC output from 0–30V and 0–3A. - Constant Voltage & Current: It features coarse and fine adjustments for both voltage and current, with automatic crossover between Constant Voltage (CV) and Constant Current (CC) modes depending on the load. - Fields of Use: It is widely used in educational institutions (schools and university labs), commercial engineering, electronics repair departments, and by advanced hobbyists. - Key Applications: Powering prototyping boards, charging batteries with set current limits, and conducting precision measurements where low ripple and noise are required. (H-15.5cm x W-22cm x D-27.5cm)
- [CIRCUIT-TEST SWR/Watt Meter Model SWR-3P](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/circuit-test-swrwatt-meter-model-swr-3p): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) A compact analog testing device used to tune and maintain antenna systems for radio communication. This specific model is a re-branded version of a widely produced design also found under names such as WORKMAN, LODESTAR, and OPEC. Use Case: The meter is used to measure two primary parameters of a radio transmission system: - Standing Wave Ratio (SWR): This indicates how efficiently a radio's power is transmitted into the antenna system. An ideal SWR is close to 1.0; readings over 3.0 can damage a transmitter. The user adjusts the "SET & F.S. ADJ" knob to calibrate the meter before reading the SWR on the top scale. - RF Power Output: It measures the radio's forward power output in either 0-10 Watt or 0-100 Watt ranges, selectable via the front switch. - Field Strength: An input labeled "ANT" allows a small whip antenna (usually included) to be connected for measuring the relative strength of the radio signal in the immediate vicinity. Date of Manufacture: The SWR-3P design has been a staple in the CB radio market for decades. While the original design likely dates back to the 1970s or 1980s, identical units are still being manufactured and sold new today under different brand names, making a specific date for any individual unit difficult to pinpoint. Historical Significance: The SWR-3P represents an iconic and enduring design in consumer radio accessories. Its historical significance lies in its affordability and simplicity, which made essential antenna tuning accessible to millions of CB (Citizens Band) radio enthusiasts during the peak of the CB radio craze in the 1970s and 80s. It is a foundational tool for anyone setting up a mobile or base station radio system, a design so effective that it has remained largely unchanged for nearly half a century. (H-5.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-4cm)
- [CITIZEN CCD Camera - Bronze/Black (Nonfunctional/Dummy, With Flashing LED Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/citizen-ccd-camera-bronzeblack-nonfunctionaldummy-with-flashing-led-indicator): Circa Early 1990's to Late 1990's Designed for general monitoring purposes, including applications in industrial systems, labs, and security or surveillance. Flashing Indicator: - Front-facing, flashing, LED status indicator (internally battery powered). Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Video monitors - Video recorders - Coaxial (video) cable (H-4cm x W-5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [CLARICON Remote Control/Mic Cable Extension 68-100 For Portable Compact Cassette Recorders](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/claricon-remote-controlmic-cable-extension-68-100-for-portable-compact-cassette-recorders): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use, audio visual use and evidence gathering applications. - Cabled remote control for 1960's to 1970's vintage portable compact cassette recorders. - Requires 1/8" phone microphone input jack and subminiature phone jack connections. - Innovative design enables microphone connection to the tape recorder via a mic jack integrated into the remote control, effectively extending the cable reach by combining the lengths of both the microphone and remote. (H-10.5cm x W-2cm x D-3cm)
- [Clip-Light with Reflector - 75 Watt - Black Base and Cord (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/clip-light-with-reflector-75-watt-black-base-and-cord-incandescent-copy): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A versatile lighting tool, valued for its ability to provide both focused light and radiant heat. Its use case environments are typically task-oriented or specialized. Use Cases: - Workshops & Garages: These are the most common settings. The lamp's spring clamp and swivel joint allow it to be attached to workbenches, shelves, or exposed framing to provide targeted illumination for DIY projects and repairs. - Pet Care (Reptiles & Small Animals): Because incandescent bulbs emit significant heat, these lamps are frequently used as basking lights in terrariums for reptiles like bearded dragons and turtles. They are also used for warming small farm animals such as chicks or pigs. - Hobby & Art Studios: The aluminum reflector precisely focuses light, making it suitable for art activities, photography, or as a temporary task light in a studio. - Indoor Gardening: They often serve as affordable housings for grow bulbs to support plant seedlings or indoor plant growth. - Temporary Utility Lighting: Their portability makes them ideal for providing extra light in dark residential areas like attics, basements, and laundry rooms. (H-24.5cm x W-14cm x D-17cm)
- [Clip-Light with Reflector - 75 Watt - White Base and Cord (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/clip-light-with-reflector-75-watt-white-base-and-cord-incandescent): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A versatile lighting tool, valued for its ability to provide both focused light and radiant heat. Its use case environments are typically task-oriented or specialized. Use Cases: - Workshops & Garages: These are the most common settings. The lamp's spring clamp and swivel joint allow it to be attached to workbenches, shelves, or exposed framing to provide targeted illumination for DIY projects and repairs. - Pet Care (Reptiles & Small Animals): Because incandescent bulbs emit significant heat, these lamps are frequently used as basking lights in terrariums for reptiles like bearded dragons and turtles. They are also used for warming small farm animals such as chicks or pigs. - Hobby & Art Studios: The aluminum reflector precisely focuses light, making it suitable for art activities, photography, or as a temporary task light in a studio. - Indoor Gardening: They often serve as affordable housings for grow bulbs to support plant seedlings or indoor plant growth. - Temporary Utility Lighting: Their portability makes them ideal for providing extra light in dark residential areas like attics, basements, and laundry rooms. (H-24.5cm x W-14cm x D-21.5cm)
- [Clip-LIghts - Assorted (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/clip-lights-assorted-incandescent): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's These versatile portable work lights feature a spring-loaded clamp that provides secure temporary attachment to work environments. The light they produce can be omnidirectional when used with a common lightbulb—or more focused—when used with floodlight bulbs. Use Cases: - Workshops & Garages: These are the most common settings. The lamp's spring clamp and swivel joint allow it to be attached to workbenches, shelves, or exposed framing to provide illumination for DIY projects and repairs. - Pet Care (Reptiles & Small Animals): Because incandescent bulbs emit significant heat, these lamps are frequently used as basking lights in terrariums for reptiles like bearded dragons and turtles. They are also used for warming small farm animals such as chicks or pigs. - Temporary Utility Lighting: Their portability makes them ideal for providing extra light in dark residential areas like attics, basements, and laundry rooms. NOTE: 5-Units available.
- [CLIPLIGHT 15 Watt Fluorescent Model 111207](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cliplight-15-watt-fluorescent-model-111207): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A heavy-duty, portable work light designed for demanding professional environments. Use Cases: - Automotive Repair: Specifically designed for use under the hood or under the chassis. Its slim profile allows it to fit into tight engine bays where standard shop lights might be too bulky. - Industrial & Trade Sites: Ideal for HVAC maintenance, plumbing, and electrical work in crawl spaces or attics where hands-free, high-visibility lighting is required. - Garages & Workshops: Provides steady ambient light for workbenches and assembly tasks. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-65cm x W-5.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [CMC HF Receiver Type XH14 Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cmc-hf-receiver-type-xh14-receiver): Circa 1969 A solid-state, fixed-frequency superheterodyne radio receiver designed for professional monitoring applications. Use Case: Primarily used by government and commercial entities, such as the Canadian Coast Guard shore stations and weather ships, for monitoring single sideband (SSB) and AM radio transmissions in the high frequency (HF) range (1.6 MHz to 24 MHz). This example is configured for horizontal rack mounting and has inputs for headphones or a line-level output for a speaker or recording device. Used and Sold in the US Market: CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY had offices in the United States, including one in Cohoes, New York, to facilitate sales and operations. They also used representatives like KAAR ELECTRONICS CORPORATION. to cover other US regions (New Jersey and California). Units have appeared on the US surplus market and on auction sites with US-based sellers, making them available for purchase and use by private individuals, such as amateur radio enthusiasts or collectors, in the USA. Historical Significance: A significant piece of Canadian telecommunications history, representing the transition from older vacuum tube technology to more reliable, solid-state designs for critical maritime communication networks. These rugged, reliable units were instrumental in enabling reliable SSB communications for decades. (H-9cm x W-22cm x D-41cm)
- [CMC Quik Chek 707B](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cmc-quik-chek-707b): Circa 1975 Use Case: Designed for field technicians to quickly and accurately test various signaling and operational parameters of analog telephone lines and circuits, specifically related to rotary dialing and loop supervision. The device could: - Measure Dial Pulses: The meter measures the speed (pulses per second or PPS) and the "break" percentage of rotary dialing signals, ensuring they were within industry standards (e.g., 10 or 12 PPS). - Test Polarity: The polarity switches and test function verified correct line wiring, crucial for proper billing and supervision functions. - Simulate Conditions: Various switches allowed technicians to simulate different line conditions (e.g., "TALK", "TEST", "RLS" for release), assisting in isolating faults. - Monitor Current and Voltage: The milliammeter measured loop current (D.C. milliamperes), a key metric for determining line health and length. Historical Significance: An excellent example of the highly specialized test equipment required to maintain the analog public switched telephone network (PSTN) before widespread digital conversion. It represents the robust engineering and diagnostic tools of the mid-20th century, essential for the reliability of the telephone system. As pulse dialing and analog signaling have largely been replaced by digital touch-tone and VoIP technology, the device is now a historical artifact of telecommunications engineering. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-18cm x W-18.5cm x D-10cm)
- [Coaxial Cable Stripper (Rotary Coax Stripper)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/coaxial-cable-stripper-rotary-coax-stripper): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Commonly used by cable technicians and home theater installers to prep RG59, RG6, and RG6 Quad cables for F-type connectors. Use Cases: - Home Theater & Satellite Install: Essential for terminating TV cables during renovations or new service setups. - CCTV & Security: Used to prep cables for BNC connectors in security camera systems. - Networking: Common in commercial server rooms for "headend" cabling where hundreds of coaxial connections are made. - Outdoor Wiring: The plastic body is durable for use in the field, though the internal blades should be kept dry to prevent rusting. (H-9.8cm x W-4.9cm x D-1.7cm)
- [COBRA CONTROLS FPR-1000 Fingerprint Scanning Access Control Unit (Rigged For Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cobra-controls-fpr-1000-fingerprint-scanning-access-control-unit-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's Custom rigged for wireless remote control of the bi-color (RED-locked/GREEN-unlocked) LED status indicator with the option to program the unit to operate solely on stored fingerprints—independent of remote control. Unit is powered via 9-volt battery. Use Cases: - Building & Door Access Control: Secure entry to offices, factories, residential buildings, and restricted areas like data centers, research labs, or sensitive storage rooms. - Time & Attendance Tracking: Accurate and fraud-resistant recording of employee check-ins and check-outs, eliminating "buddy punching". - Financial & Healthcare Applications: Enhancing security for financial transactions and patient identification/management in healthcare facilities. - Other Secure Environments: Border control, immigration, law enforcement, and securing valuable assets like safety deposit boxes Specifications & Features: - Constructed with durable metal (zinc alloy), providing anti-vandal and shock-proof resistance. - Access Methods: Primarily fingerprint-based, but also supports RFID cards. - User Capacity: Can vary, but models like the F1EM support up to 1,000 fingerprints and 2,000 card users. - Operation: Standalone operation is common, meaning it can store user data and access rules internally without needing a constant connection to a central system, though network connectivity options like TCP/IP and RS485 may be available for integration or data download (e.g., attendance records). - Security: High security with unique, difficult-to-replicate fingerprint data. - Convenience: Offers keyless and quick access, eliminating the need for physical keys or remembering passwords. - Concealed Power Switch: Actuated by inserting a narrow tool (hex wrench or screw driver) into the small hole located on the lower edge of the device housing—alternate action (one press-ON—one press-OFF). - Power: Provided by internal 9-volt batteries. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS Included Accessories: - Single Button RF Remote Transmitter—for LED Status indicator control. - 12-Button IR Remote Transmitter—for unit programming functions (available upon request). PLEASE NOTE: The red illumination of the finger scanner is only present during the scan process and goes out shortly after the finger is removed. (H-10.7cm x W-7cm x D-5.7cm)
- [COBY RCNN42BL Remote Control (DVD Player Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/coby-rcnn42bl-remote-control-dvd-player-remote-control): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's This remote was originally supplied with various COBY DVD Players such as: - DVD755 - JX2001E - TFDVD550 (H-11.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [CODEX Corporation MX 2400 Modem](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/codex-corporation-mx-2400-modem): Circa 1979 An external data modem that enabled asynchronous data transmissionbetween computers and terminals over the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). (H-10cm x W-38cm x D-43cm)
- [COIN CONTRO INC . Competition-Pro Joystick (For Amiga/Atari/Commodore)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/coin-contro-inc-competition-pro-joystick-for-amigaataricommodore): Circa Early 1983 A legendary digital joystick originally produced in the early 1980s by COIN CONTROLS INC.. It is widely considered one of the best controllers of the 8-bit and 16-bit home computing eras due to its extreme durability and responsive arcade-style microswitches. Compatibility: Original vintage models use a standard DE-9 (9-pin)connector: - Vintage Systems: Compatible with the Commodore 64/128, Amiga (all models), Atari 2600/ST, Amstrad CPC, and MSX systems. - Modern Computers: To use an original 9-pin unit on a modern PC or Mac, you need a USB adapter (e.g., for emulators like VICE or WinUAE). Origins & History: - Introduced: The first Competition Pro 5000 model debuted in 1983. - Design: It was inspired by industrial and arcade controls, featuring a square base, two large fire buttons (for ambidextrous use), and a robust metal-sprung stick. - Corporate Evolution: Originally produced in the UK, the design was later manufactured and licensed by various companies, including SUZO (as the Prof Competition 5000) and HAPP CONTROLS. (H-11cm x W-7.5cm x D-10cm)
- [ColecoVision Hand Controller (Adaptable For Computer Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/colecovision-hand-controller-adaptable-for-computer-use): Circa 1982 Uses a 9-pin D-sub (DB9) connector, which was a common standard in the early 1980s. However, its internal wiring is unique, making it largely incompatible with modern computers or other vintage systems without specialized adapters: - Vision-Daptor: A specialized USB interface specifically designed for ColecoVision and Intellivision controllers. It is recognized as a standard plug-and-play HID device and supports the full 12-button keypad. - iCode Duo USB Adapter: A multi-port adapter that supports ColecoVision joysticks and keypads for use with Windows, Mac, Linux, and MiSTer FPGA. - Ultimate Classic Joystick to USB: Some hobbyists use DIY Arduino-based projects to convert the 9-pin signal to USB. (H-4.5cm x W-7cm x D-16cm)
- [Case-Integrated Collapsable Fabric Pop-Up Display (Portable Hook-and-Loop Presentation Board)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/collapsable-fabric-pop-up-display-portable-hook-and-loop-presentation-board): Circa Early 2000's Consists of a collapsible aluminum "pop-up" frame (scissor-gate design) that supports a large gray fabric panel. The fabric itself is "hook-receptive", allowing users to attach graphics, literature holders, or lightweight objects by simply applying hook-side Velcro to the back of the items. The entire system is designed to collapse into a compact form inside a custom transit case. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-17cm x W-89cm x D-64cm)
- [Collapsable LED Lantern - Yellow](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/collapsable-led-lantern-yellow): Circa Early 2000's A versatile lighting tool common for camping and emergency use. Use Cases: Outdoor Adventures - Camping: Ideal for 360° ambient light inside a tent, at a campsite, or on a picnic table. - Hiking & Backpacking: Its lightweight, compact form (collapsing to smaller than a smartphone) makes it a staple for backpacking packs. - Fishing & Boating: Frequently used for nighttime fishing or as a portable light on boats. Emergency Preparedness: - Power Outages: A household essential for lighting entire rooms hands-free during blackouts. - Severe Weather: Designed for survival kits during hurricanes, storms, and floods. Everyday Utility: - Home & Garden: Perfect for backyard gatherings, BBQ areas, or as a safe, flame-free light source for children. - Workshops & Repairs: Useful for hands-free illumination in garages, attics, or for roadside car repairs. Key Features and Specifications: - Design: Features a collapsible body that acts as a switch; you simply pull it open to turn the light on and close it to shut it off. - Brightness: Provides approximately 350 lumens of 360-degree light utilizing COB (Chip-on-Board) LED technology for a brighter, softer output. - Power Source: Powered by three AA batteries, providing roughly 30 hours of continuous use. - Durability: Constructed from ABS plastic with foldaway metal handles for easy hanging. (H-12.5cm x W-9cm x D-9cm)
- [COLLINS Radio Indicator Radio Altitude Type 339H-1B](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/collins-radio-indicator-radio-altitude-type-339h-1b): Circa Mid 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case The 339H-1B indicator is used as part of a radar altimeter system to provide the flight crew with a visual display of the aircraft's height above the terrain during the critical approach and landing phases of flight. - Key Functions: - Displaying altitude on a scale (typically 0 to 2000 feet, sometimes up to 50,000 feet depending on the exact variant). - Providing a visual alert (decision height annunciator, "DH" light) when the aircraft descends to a pre-selected decision height, a crucial safety feature for instrument landings. NOTE: 2-Units Available (H-8.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [COMBO 3-Button Mouse (PS2)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/combo-3-button-mouse-ps2): Circa Mid 1980's Use Case: The primary use case is basic interaction with computers in both professional and home settings. The three buttons typically offer distinct functions: - Left Button: Primary selection and interaction (click, double-click, drag). - Right Button: Accessing contextual menus (right-click). - Middle Button: While less standardized before the scroll wheel became popular as the third button, it was used in professional environments like Unix workstations for specialized functions (e.g., selecting multiple items or navigating menus). Today, the middle click (usually a scroll wheel press) is commonly used to open links in new browser tabs. Historical Significance: A significant artifact in computer history because it represents the standardization of a multi-button interface, moving beyond the one-button APPLE mouse or the two-button MICROSOFT designs. It provided users with the "menu" and "adjust" functions used in professional computing environments like RISC OS and Unix. The ubiquitous adoption of a third button (or scroll wheel/middle button combination) across virtually all operating systems by the late 1990s made the 3-button design a universal standard for PC interaction. (H-3.5cm x W-7cm x D-11cm)
- [COMCAST XFINITY Remote Control RNG DCX (Cable Box Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/comcast-xfinity-remote-control-rng-dcx-cable-box-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's Devices Designed to Control: - COMCAST/XFINITY Cable Boxes: Primarily, it's compatible with Motorola DCX Model (All) and Pace RNG Model (All) (the newer black DVRs and HD/Digital Receivers). - Universal Compatibility: It also functions as a universal remote capable of operating a wide range of devices, including: - Televisions (TVs) - DVD players - VCRs - DVRs/PVRs - Audio Receivers and Home Theater systems - TV/VCR Combos (H-21.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC Energy Saving ShopLight](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/commercial-electric-energy-saving-shoplight): Circa Early 2000's A lightweight, plug-in utility fixture typically using dual 17W T8 fluorescent tubes. It features a white-painted steel housing and comes with a 5 ft. power cord and hanging hardware, making it a simple "plug-and-play" solution for various task-oriented spaces. Use Cases: This fixture is designed for indoor, dry-location applications where focused or secondary lighting is needed: - Residential Workspaces: Ideal for mounting over garages workbenches, in tool sheds, or utility rooms to provide clear visibility for repairs and hobbies. - Storage Areas: Commonly used in basements, closets, and pantries where a low-profile, easy-to-install light is more practical than a hardwired ceiling fixture. - Commercial & Specialized Tasks: Suitable for small office general lighting or as under-shelf lighting in retail environments. - Agriculture: Frequently used as an affordable light source for seed starting or small indoor garden setups. NOTE: 3-Units available—bulbs are not included. (H-7cm x W-122cm x D-12.5cm)
- [COMMODORE 512 Nixie Tube Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/commodore-512-nixie-tube-electronic-calculator): Circa 1970 Use Case The Commodore 512 is a basic, desktop, four-function electronic calculator, capable of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It operates only with AC power. The 12-digit Nixie tube display was a key feature for clear readouts in a business or home office setting during its era. Historical Significance The historical significance of the Commodore 512 lies in its role in the early electronic calculator market and Commodore's business strategy. - Early IC Technology: It uses early small and medium-scale integrated circuit (IC) technology, moving away from vacuum tubes and early transistors prevalent in older machines. - OEM Partnership: This calculator is an example of an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partnership where Commodore distributed machines designed and manufactured by Casio. This business model allowed Commodore to enter the rapidly growing calculator market quickly. - Nixie Tubes: It is one of the later calculators to use large, bright Nixie tubes for the display before LED and LCD technologies became standard and more cost-effective. PLEASE NOTE: This unit is presently nonfunctional. (H-11cm x W-33cm x D-13cm)
- [Communications Panel For Air Traffic Control - Custom - Black/Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/communications-panel-custom-use-case-air-traffic-control-room): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Custom design, air traffic control room, communications panel. Features: - 7 illuminated indicators. - Panel section with numerous translucent areas that can be rigged with LED indicators and numeric displays not included). - "Squawk-box" section with panel-mounted speaker. - NOTE: 3-units available. (H-15cm x W-76.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Communications Test Set - Road Case Mounted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/communications-test-set-mounted-into-an-skb-rack-case): The following is a plausible but unverified analysis provided by GOOGLE's Gemini LLM. Circa Mid 1960's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Notional Use Case: Likely designed to diagnose and test the performance of communications or radar systems. The controls suggest it can simulate or monitor signals across four channels, test specific frequencies and signal shapers, and potentially provide an output for a remote indicator. The measurements of "Range Rate (Yds/Min)" and "Received Freq (Hz)" indicate usage in systems related to distance, speed, and frequency, such as radar, sonar, or specialized avionics. The unit is mounted in a durable, environmentally protected SKB-style rack case, a common practice for military field gear—in order to withstand harsh operational conditions. NOTE: Device indicators are operational and will illuminate upon power-up. Unit can be removed from its field case for rack mounting. (H-55.5cm x W-55.5cm x D-23.5cm)
- [Compact Cassette Tapes - Home Recorded - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compact-cassette-tapes-home-recorded-assorted): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1980's - Various brands and content. - Rental rate is per cassette. (H-7cm x W-11cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Compact Radio Detonator - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compact-detonator-device-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's  A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring authentic simulated functionality. Intended to depict a radio detonation device of compact design. It features a red LED indicator that illuminates whenever the small switch located at the center/leading edge of the unit is depressed. Powered by a replaceable internal battery. Accessories Available Separately: - Radio Detonator Receivers - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes - Simulated (Inert) Explosives (H-16cm x W-3.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Compact LED Clip-Light - Clear/Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compact-led-clip-light-clearblack): Circa Early 2000's A highly portable and compact task light designed for hands-free use in a variety of environments. Use Cases: Forensics & Law Enforcement - Crime Scene Navigation: Its small size and strong clip allow officers to attach it to lapels, epaulets, or tactical vests to illuminate evidence bags and notes without occupying a hand needed for tools or weapons. - Document Verification: Frequently used by field personnel for checking identification or currency in low-light conditions. Professional & Technical Maintenance - Hands-Free Repair: The 360-degree swivel head and sturdy clip make it a favorite for maintenance workers, electricians, and hobbyists who need to direct light into tight machinery, appliance interiors, or computer cases. - Eyeglass Attachment: The clip is specifically designed to fit the frames of most safety glasses or prescription eyewear, ensuring the beam is always perfectly aligned with the wearer's line of sight. Outdoor & Everyday Carry (EDC) - Emergency & Survival: Its lightweight (under 0.4 oz) and water-resistant potential make it a reliable emergency backup for camping, hiking, or roadside vehicle repairs. - Reading & Personal Use: It can be used as a travel book light, clipping securely onto e-readers, books, or even car visors for personal illumination that doesn't distract others. Key Specifications: - Brightness: Features a powerful 13,000 MCD white LED. - Power: Operates on three AG10 (LR1130) button cell batteries. - Adjustability: Equipped with a swivel mount to allow for 360-degree rotation of the light beam. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-4cm x W-1.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Compact LED Flashlight - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compact-led-flashlight-black): Circa Early 2000's A 3-LED compact flashlight. Waterproof and equipped with a wrist lanyard. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-9cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [Compact Power Pack - Belt-Wearable - Black (Custom Design - Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compact-power-pack-belt-wearable-black-custom-design-nonfunctional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Practical Features: - Belt Wearable: Integrated mounting loops for secure attachment to a user's gear or belt. - Connectivity: It features a heavy-duty coiled power cord terminating in a 3-pin XLR-style connector, commonly used for professional audio, lighting, or specialized electronic equipment. Use Cases: This device would typically be used for: - Powering portable film or photography lighting. - Mobile communication or radio base stations. - Industrial diagnostic equipment used in the field. (H-18cm x W-12.5cm x D-5cm)
- [COMPAQ Deskpro 286 Computer Model 2550](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compaq-deskpro-286-computer-model-2550): Circa 1985 A powerful, business-oriented desktop personal computer and one of the first highly successful IBM PC/AT clones. This example is equipped with both a 3.5-inch and a 5.25-inch floppy disk drive. Use Case: Primarily targeted at the business market, intended as a high-performance office computer. It was built for power users performing complex business applications, engineering tasks, and scientific calculations. Its capabilities made it suitable for several advanced applications of the era: - Networking: It was often used as a powerful, high-performance network file server due to its speed and memory-handling abilities. - Multitasking: With an 80286 processor capable of running in "protected mode," it offered enhanced capabilities for multitasking operating systems like Microsoft Xenix or early versions of Windows and OS/2. - Productivity: It ran all popular software written for the IBM PC and PC/AT under MS-DOS Version 3 and later operating systems. Compatible Accessories Available Separately: - Keyboards - Mice - Monitors - Printers - Cables - 3.5-Inch and 5.25-Inch Floppy Disks (H-16cm x W-50.5cm x D-42cm)
- [COMPO CORP. 200' Film Reel - Metal - Metallic Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/compo-corp-200-film-reel-metal-metallic-grey): Circa Late 1950's to Early 1960's Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-12.7cm x W-12.7cm x D-1cm)
- [Computer Connection Adapters - Assorted Types](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/computer-connection-adapters-assorted-types): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per adaptor.
- [Computer Input Panel For Air Traffic Control With Numeric Keypad, 2-Mouse Buttons and Trackball](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/computer-input-panel-for-air-traffic-control-with-numeric-keypad-2-mouse-buttons-and-trackball): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) Input devices: - Numeric Keypad. - Trackball with 2 Mouse Buttons. NOTE: 6-Units available. (H-20.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Computer Keyboard Panel For Air Traffic Control - Custom - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/computer-keyboard-panel-for-air-traffic-control-custom-black): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Custom labeled keys in color-coded groups for air traffic control operations (nonfunctional). - 6-Units Available. (H-24cm x W-37.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Computer Keyboard - Wide Housing/Coiled Cable - Beige](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/computer-keyboard-wide-housingcoiled-cable-beige): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) Suited for use with minicomputers or mainframe systems. (H-3.5cm x W-50.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [Conditioned Power Distribution Centre - 6-NEMA Outlets (Custom Design - Nonoperational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/conditioned-power-distribution-centre-6-outlets-custom-design-nonoperational): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray an industrial-grade 6-outlet conditioned power distribution center, designed to provide filtered and stabilized electrical power to sensitive electronic equipment. Use Case: Notionally, this device would be used to improve the quality of power delivered to electrical loads. Its key functions would include: - Power Conditioning: Regulating, filtering, and stabilizing incoming electrical power to remove noise, fluctuations, and distortions. - Protection: Providing surge and spike suppression to protect downstream equipment from electrical transients. - Heat Dissipation: The large integrated heatsink it manages significant power levels that generate heat during operation. - Connectivity: Distributing conditioned power through six standard NEMA-style outlets for simultaneous connection of multiple devices. NOTE: Can be paired with 6-Plug Power Filter Buss (Custom Design - Simulated - Nonoperational)—available separately. (H-14.5cm x W-25cm x D-15cm)
- [CONNECTIX Quick Cam (Custom Modified to Produce Analog NTSC Color Video)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/connectix-quick-cam-custom-modified-to-produce-analog-ntsc-color-video): Circa 1988 (Original Product Release) Unlike the original CONNECTIX Quick Cam that produced monochrome/black & white images, this unit has been custom modified to produce analog NTSC color video—delivered via an RCA (phono) connector. Although nearly cosmetically identical to the original product, it was not available with color video capability at that time. Included Accessories: - AC Power Adaptor Background Information on the Original CONNECTIX Quick Cam: Use Case: Used to bring digital imaging into the home by allowing users to capture black-and-white still photos and short video clips ("QuickTime movies") on their personal computers. It retailed for an affordable $99 USD at launch, opening up possibilities for: - Early Video Conferencing: Paired with software like CU-SeeMe and Connectix VideoPhone, it enabled early, albeit primitive, video chat over the internet. - Amateur Filmmaking & Time-Lapse: Users could experiment with stop-motion animation or time-lapse photography. - Digital Photography: It served as many people's first digital camera, capturing images in 16 shades of gray at a resolution of 320x240 pixels. Historical Significance: - First Mass-Market Webcam: It was the first commercially available, low-cost digital camera for computers, essentially creating the consumer webcam market before the term "webcam" was even common. - Pioneering Home Video: It introduced the general public to the concept of real-time video communication and digital content creation from a home computer, fundamentally changing how people interacted online. - Iconic Gadget: Time magazine later named the QuickCam one of its "All-Time 100 Gadgets". NOTE: An unmodified, original version of this item is available. (H-7.5cm x W-11cm x D-8.5cm)
- [CONNECTIX Quick Cam (Monochrome/Black & White Output)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/connectix-quick-cam-monochromeblack-white-output): Circa 1998 The device is widely considered to be the first mass-market webcam. It utilizes a DB15 port used to connect to a PC's parallel port, with a pass-through for the keyboard cable for power. Use Case: Used to bring digital imaging into the home by allowing users to capture black-and-white still photos and short video clips ("QuickTime movies") on their personal computers. It retailed for an affordable $99 USD at launch, opening up possibilities for: - Early Video Conferencing: Paired with software like CU-SeeMe and Connectix VideoPhone, it enabled early, albeit primitive, video chat over the internet. - Amateur Filmmaking & Time-Lapse: Users could experiment with stop-motion animation or time-lapse photography. - Digital Photography: It served as many people's first digital camera, capturing images in 16 shades of gray at a resolution of 320x240 pixels. Historical Significance: - First Mass-Market Webcam: It was the first commercially available, low-cost digital camera for computers, essentially creating the consumer webcam market before the term "webcam" was even common. - Pioneering Home Video: It introduced the general public to the concept of real-time video communication and digital content creation from a home computer, fundamentally changing how people interacted online. - Iconic Gadget: Time magazine later named the QuickCam one of its "All-Time 100 Gadgets". NOTE: A near-double is available that has been custom modified to produce analog NTSC color video—delivered via an RCA (phono) connector. (H-7.5cm x W-11cm x D-8.5cm)
- [CONSTEN MUNCHEN Bulb-Flash Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/consten-munchen-bulb-flash-case): Circa Late 1950's to Early 1960's - Fitted case for a CONSTEN MUNCHEN collapsable bulb-flash unit. - Also can be used with other brands of collapsable bulb-flash unit. (H-11cm x W-8cm x D-6cm)
- [CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIES Chatter Box FM Transmitter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/continental-industries-chatter-box-fm-transmitter): Circa 1980's A low-power, consumer-grade radio transmitter designed to broadcast an audio signal to standard FM radio receivers. Use Case: Used to wirelessly transmit audio from an external source (like a portable cassette player or a computer, connected via the audio jack) to a nearby FM radio, such as a car stereo or a home radio, allowing the user to listen to their audio source without physical wired connections. The "Freq. Adj." knob allows the user to tune the transmission to a clear, unused frequency on the FM dial. It is a simple, "plug-and-play" solution that was an early alternative to cassette adapters. Historical Significance: This type of low-power FM transmitter played a role in the history of consumer electronics by allowing users to bridge older audio devices with car or home stereo systems before the advent of universal auxiliary inputs, Bluetooth, and digital streaming technologies. It was a simple, accessible solution from a Canadian manufacturer, CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIES LTD, which also produced more significant industrial and professional equipment. (H-5cm x W-10cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Control Box with Red and Green Momentary Pushbuttons](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-box-with-red-and-green-momentary-pushbuttons): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Cases: - Motor Control: This is the most common application. The green button serves as the "Start" or "On" switch (normally open contact), and the red button serves as the "Stop" or "Off" switch (normally closed contact). Pushing the green button activates a motor contactor, and pressing the red button deactivates it, often within a "direct-on-line" starter circuit. - Machine Operation (Start/Stop): Beyond motors, the box is used in control panels for various types of machinery where a simple start and stop function is needed. Examples include: - Conveyor belt systems. - Pumps and fans. - Lighting systems in a commercial or industrial setting. - Two-Hand Control Stations: In some safety-critical applications, two separate control boxes might be installed a safe distance apart. Both green buttons (or both red, depending on the machine's operation) must be pressed simultaneously to initiate a dangerous machine cycle, ensuring the operator's hands are safely away from a hazard zone (e.g., in stamping, cutting, or molding machines). - Manual Control Interface: The box provides a rugged, often waterproof or dustproof, manual interface for operators to interact directly with automated or semi-automated processes when a larger control panel is unnecessary or impractical. Functional Principle: The buttons are momentary, meaning they only activate while being pressed and return to their normal state when released. This requires the underlying electrical circuit to use a relay or contactor with a "holding circuit" (latch) to keep the controlled device running after the start button is released. (H-11.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-5cm)
- [Control Panel 2-Piece Set with Operational Indicators and LED Bar-Graph Display (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-panel-2-piece-set-with-operational-indicators-and-led-bar-graph-display-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970s' to Late 1980's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Both panels have been custom rigged for cabled remote control. The LED bar-graph display illuminates incrementally from left-to-right as the remote's control knob is turned. The rate of which the bar-graph fills is dictated by the speed the knob is rotated. Each panels features several illuminated pushbuttons, some of which can be controlled remotely. Both can be adapted for equipment rack mounting or used as-is, for mounting into a control console. Possible Use Cases: Based on the design and potential functionality, these panels would be suited for: Industrial Control Systems: They could function as operator interfaces for early Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) in manufacturing facilities. Before sophisticated HMI (Human-Machine Interface) screens, operators monitored machine status and adjusted variables using panels like these. Audio/Video Production: The style is very similar to vintage audio mixing consoles, broadcast switchers, or effects processors. The bar-graph could represent audio levels (VU meter), and the buttons could select input sources or routing. Scientific and Laboratory Equipment: In research laboratories, similar panels were used to control custom test rigs, manage high-voltage power supplies, or operate vacuum systems where precise, manual control was essential. Avionics/Navigation Systems: The rugged look and button layout resemble control units from navigation systems in aircraft or marine vessels from that era, where reliability and simple, direct controls were critical. Included Accessories: - Control Unit. - Control Cables (x3). - MMPP Control/Power Distribution Unit. . (Each: H-11.5cm x W-36.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Control Panel For Air Traffic Control - Nondescript - Custom - Black - 28 Knob/20 Indicator/14 Switch](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-panel-air-traffic-control-nondescript-black-28-knob20-indicator14-switch): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Custom design, air traffic control room, control panel. Features: - 20 Illuminated Indicators (round and square) - 28 Control Knobs - 14 Toggle Switches (H-15.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Control Panels with High-Grade Rectangular Illuminated Pushbuttons](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-panels-with-high-grade-rectangular-illuminated-pushbuttons): Circa Mid 1960's to Early 2000's Use Case: These panels are examples of vintage industrial or aerospace control interfaces which primarily use high-grade, rectangular, illuminated pushbuttons. They are often seen in contexts related to large-scale control systems from the analog era. Equipment rack or console mountable. Historical Significance: These panels represent the "hard-wired logic" approach to industrial control, which was highly reliable and designed for long-term service in critical applications. The ability to mount hundreds of buttons in a standardized 19-inch rack format saved space and was a critical ergonomic design choice in the control rooms of the time. The robust design of the buttons, often military- or aviation-grade (e.g., Korry brand), meant they were built to withstand millions of cycles and harsh conditions. NOTE: 2-Panels available. Switches can be rigged to illuminate at client request. Rental rate is per panel. Please specify which panel you prefer when ordering. (H-40cm x W-48cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Control Routing Monitor With 12-Flashing RED LED Indicators](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-routing-monitor-with-12-flashing-red-led-indicators): Circa Early 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a 12-zone annunciator panel or remote indicator that can be used in various different systems to provide visual status feedback. Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. Practical Features: - Randomly flashing LED indicators. - Light-weight, low-profile housing. - Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty. - Self powered via a 9-volt battery. A convenient way to add animated lighting effects to a static environment. Use Case—Systems Control Routing: - Each of the 12 indicators is assigned to monitor a specific data channel or signal path. - An illuminated LED would visually confirm that a particular data stream, signal, or network connection is active or "linked". - The absence of light, or a flashing pattern, could indicate a dropped connection, an error, or a lack of activity. (H-14.5cm x W-9cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Control Unit with Numeric Keypad, Cabled USB Connections and Operational LED Indicators (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/control-unit-with-numeric-keypad-cabled-usb-connections-and-operational-led-indicators-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray an industrial input device. Practical Features: - Operational green and red LED indicators. - USB-A and USB-B connection cables. Use Cases: 1. Secure Access Control & PIN Management The presence of a 12-key numeric keypad and status LEDs (red/green) suggests its use as a portable security terminal. - Two-Factor Authentication: Entering a unique PIN on the keypad to authorize system access or unlock secure hardware. - Status Monitoring: The LEDs provide instant visual feedback on the success (green) or failure (red) of an authentication attempt. 2. Specialized Industrial Programming & Diagnostics Devices with this form factor are often used as handheld programmers for industrial machinery or automotive systems. - Field Calibration: Using the rotary dial for fine adjustments (like frequency or output levels) and the keypad to input specific numerical parameters into a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller). - Troubleshooting: Connecting via USB to a machine's diagnostic port to read error codes or update firmware in the field. (H-13cm x W-8cm x D-3cm)
- [CORBY 7020 Series Keypad](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/corby-7020-series-keypad): Circa Mid 1970's to Early 2000's Use Cases: The 7020 series keypad is suitable for security and access control in various environments, including: - Residential Homes: Primary entry access control. - Commercial Offices and Buildings: Restricting access to sensitive areas. - Storage Facilities: Secure entry management. - Home Automation: Secure keypad access and remote control functionality within smart home systems. - Industrial Applications: Reliable input devices for machinery and control panels. - DIY Projects: Custom electronic projects requiring a user-friendly and robust interface. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Once programmed the unit operates as follows: - Before any code is entered, the RED status indicator is illuminated—LOCKED status. - Once the last character of the programmed code is entered (if the code entered is correct) the RED indicator goes out, while simultaneously, the GREEN indicator illuminates—UNLOCKED. Specifications: - Type: Indoor, programmable keypad for single-door access control. - Indicators: Dual LED indicators (red and green) for clear visual feedback during user interactions. - Operating Voltage: 6-18V DC. - Dimensions: Approximately 5.25" H x 1.75" W x 1.375" D. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source can be provided at client request and expense. This can include wireless radio remote control of the LED status indicator from RED-Locked to GREEN-Unlocked—to provide simulated operation. (H-11.5cm x W-7cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Corded Socket with Switch (Hanging Bare-Bulb Fixture - Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/corded-socket-with-switch-hanging-bare-bulb-fixture-incandescent): Circa Mid 1960's to early 2000's This vintage-style corded socket is a specialized tool used in theatrical, film, and photographic production to create specific atmospheric lighting. Designed to provide the classic, run-down rooming house "hanging, bare-bulb fixture" look. Cable is intended to be clamped to a raised C-Stand—allowing the bulb position to be set to camera.
- [CORNING LABORATORY Analytical Ph Meter 245 Digital M245](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/corning-laboratory-analytical-ph-meter-245-digital-m245): Circa Early 1990's A general-purpose digital bench-top instrument designed for precise measurements of hydrogen ion activity in aqueous solutions.It acts as the central processing and display unit (the "meter") but requires several external components to perform measurements. Required Accessories: To function correctly, the following accessories are necessary: - pH Electrode (Probe): The most critical accessory. It plugs into the back of the unit (typically via a BNC connector) and is submerged in the sample to detect hydrogen ion activity. A common compatible probe is the CORNING 476530. - Calibration Buffer Solutions: Standardized liquids with known pH values (usually pH 4.01, 7.00, and 10.01) used to calibrate the meter before each use to ensure accuracy. - Distilled or Deionized Water: Used to rinse the electrode between measurements to prevent cross-contamination of samples. - Power Adapter: Most units require a 120V AC adapter for laboratory bench-top power. Optional Accessories: - Temperature Probe (ATC): While pH can be entered manually, an Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) probe allows the meter to automatically adjust readings based on the sample's temperature. - Electrode Stand/Arm: A weighted base with a flexible arm to hold the fragile glass electrode securely at the proper depth in your sample beaker. - Magnetic Stirrer: Often used during measurement to ensure a homogenous sample, which helps achieve a stable reading more quickly. Use Cases: - Scientific & Industrial Labs: Used for chemical analysis, biotechnology, and monitoring reaction conditions. - Pharmaceutical & Biotech: Vital for drug development, formulating compounds, and ensuring product quality. - Educational Institutions: Often found in university hospitals and academic research settings for routine testing. - Environmental & Field Analysis: Suitable for water analysis in agriculture and industrial processes. Historical Significance: CORNING pH meters, like the 245, were part of the transition from analog "acidimeters" to digital laboratory standards. They integrated electronic technology into a rugged, "all-in-one" design, allowing scientists to move beyond subjective color-change indicators to achieve highly precise, quantitative numerical values. This model represents the "workhorse" era of digital lab equipment that democratized accurate pH measurement across diverse industries before the advent of modern touchscreen and wireless sensors. (H-20.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-28cm)
- [COSMEPAK Makeup Bag](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cosmepak-makeup-bag): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Cases: - Travel Organization: Its lightweight, semi-transparent design makes it a favorite for travel, allowing users to quickly identify contents without unpacking. - Daily Carry: The small to medium size fits easily into a larger handbag or tote for daily essentials like lipsticks and concealers. - Hobby Storage: Beyond cosmetics, these bags are often repurposed to organize art supplies, office stationery, or sewing kits. - Gym & Spa: The breathable mesh is well-suited for humid environments, keeping toiletries like deodorant and face wipes organized after a workout. Product Features: - Design: Features a distinctive white plastic frame with a mesh body, including a fold-over top and a slide clasp closure. - Interior: Contains a removable plastic base to provide structure and an attached mirror for on-the-go touch-ups. - Ventilation: The open-weave mesh allows for airflow, which is ideal for damp items like makeup sponges or brushes, preventing moisture buildup and odors. (H-13.5cm x W-22cm x D-7cm)
- [COSMICAR LX 8mm C-Mount CCTV Camera Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cosmicar-lx-8mm-c-mount-cctv-camera-lens): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (H-4cm x W-3cm x D-4.5cm)
- [CROWN Portable TV & FM/AM 2-Band Radio Model 7TV-1S (7-Inch B&W Television Receiver)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/crown-portable-tv-amp-fmam-2-band-radio-model-7tv-1s-7-inch-bampw-television-receiver): Circa 1968 to 1969 - 7-inch black and white (monochrome) picture tube. - Intended for home (with included power cord) or portable cordless use, via an internal 12-volt rechargeable battery (see note below). - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - If the television or VCR does not have a coaxial (Female F-Pin) RF input, the coaxial connection coming from the converter can be connected via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - Made in Japan. PLEASE NOTE: The rechargeable battery for this unit is unusable and no longer in production. At client request, an available battery type and charger can be adapted for use (charges apply). (H-19cm x W-22cm x D-24cm)
- [CS Grenades (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cs-grenades-inertsimulated): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a single-use grenade that produces a fast-moving, persistent cloud of irritant gas. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Use Cases: Typically used by military and law enforcement to control human behavior through physical discomfort: - Riot & Crowd Control: Used to disperse large, violent gatherings. The gas creates a "barrier" that forces people to move away from a specific area or protected building. - Tactical Entry: Thrown into a building to "flush out" armed suspects who are barricaded, forcing them to exit into the open where they can be apprehended. - Area Denial: Deployed to make a specific location (like a street corner or plaza) physically unbearable to occupy for a period of time. NOTE: 4-Units available—each comes with 2-extra safety-pins. (H-11cm x W-4.5cm x D-5cm)
- [CURTIS 5-Inch Black and White Portable Television Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/curtis-5-inch-black-and-white-portable-television-receiver): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - AC house power or DC operation via single-use (or rechargeable) "D-Cell" batteries. (H-12.5cm x W-18cm x D-26cm)
- [CURTS Videosender Model AVS-700 (Short Range Audio/Video Transmitter)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/curts-videosender-model-avs-700-short-range-audiovideo-transmitter): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Transmits audio and video signals wirelessly to a television set, allowing users to connect modern AV sources (like VCRs, DVD players, or gaming consoles) to older TVs that may only have antenna inputs. It essentially acts as a low-power, short-range broadcast modulator, sending signals over channel-15 (NTSC). Operation: - Connection: The video and audio outputs of the source device (e.g., DVD player) are connected to the corresponding inputs on the CURTIS Videosender. - Power On: The Videosender is powered on using the "OFF ON" switch. - TV Tuning: The television is then tuned to channel-15 to receive the transmitted audio and video signals. - Wireless Transmission: The Videosender transmits the audio and video signals wirelessly over the air, allowing the TV to receive them via its antenna, bypassing the need for a direct cable connection for AV input. Includes an AC power adaptor. (H-3cm x W-7cm x D-13cm)
- [Custom 2-D-Cell to 6V Adapter Cartridge (Provides Higher Than Normal Voltage to Re-Lamped Flashlights)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-2-d-cell-to-6v-adapter-cartridge-provides-higher-than-normal-voltage-to-re-lamped-flashlights): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's  This custom-manufactured adapter lets you swap out old, dim flashlight bulbs for brighter, high-voltage versions. It replaces two standard D-cell batteries (3V total) with a single cartridge holding two PL123A batteries (6V total), doubling the power to support high-output bulbs. Additional flexibility is possible with the inclusion of dummy "pass-through" batteries (available separately). These do not provide power in themselves, but instead allow the power to flow between the installed live batteries—while physically replacing a normally required live D-cell battery. Each D-cell normally provides 1.5V, while the adapter cartridge provides 6V. By mixing live cartridges and dummy cells in a multi-D-cell flashlight, you can create the following combinations: 2-D-Cell Flashlights 6 Volts: 1 Adapter cartridge. - Setup: The cartridge fills the entire battery compartment. - Result: Doubles the original 3V to 6V for high-output bulbs. 3-D-Cell Flashlights 6 Volts: 1 Adapter cartridge + 1 Dummy D-cell. - Setup: The cartridge takes the space of 2 D-cells; the dummy fills the 3rd slot. - Result: Increases the original 4.5V to 6V. 4-D-Cell Flashlights 6 Volts: 1 Adapter cartridge + 2 Dummy D-cells. - Setup: One live cartridge and two dummies to fill the 4-cell length. - Result: Provides 6V in a large 4-cell body. 12 Volts: 2 Adapter cartridges. - Setup: Two cartridges fill the entire 4-cell compartment. - Result: Doubles the original 6V to 12V as described in your text. 6-D-Cell Flashlights 12 Volts: 2 Adapter cartridges + 2 Dummy D-cells. - Result: Converts the original 9V to 12V. 18 Volts: 3 Adapter cartridges. - Setup: Three cartridges fill the entire 6-cell compartment. - Result: Triples the original 6V to 18V for extreme specialty modifications. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Audio/Video Selector - 4-Channel - Custom](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-4-channel-audiovideo-selector2-channel-audiovideo-selector-set-simulated-operation-not-practical): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Suitable for amateur or institutional use such as for law enforcement audio/visual surveillance evidence gathering. Top Unit: 4-Channel Audio/Video Selector - Provides A/V switching between 4-different sources. - Illuminated LED indicators for power (RED) and individual signal continuity indicators for each of the 4 A/V inputs (YELLOW). - Red LED indicator illuminates above any selected A/V input with button press. - RCA (Phono) Audio and video inputs/outputs. - Battery operated. Bottom Unit: 2-Channel Audio/Video Selector - RCA (Phono) Audio and video inputs/outputs. Included Accessories: - 4-RCA patch cables. Accessories Available Separately; - Alternate (longer) RCA (Phono) patch cables. - Assorted various adapters to provide connectivity to external devices that do not possess RCA (Phono) connections. PLEASE NOTE: Both are non-practical devices and are intended to provide simulated operation only. (H-9cm x W-14.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Custom Equipment Case - Aluminum Frame - Black Panels](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-equipment-case-aluminum-frame-black-panels): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom ATA-style road case (also known as a flight case), which is a heavy-duty transport container commonly used for shipping sensitive or high-value equipment. (H-34cm x W-91.5cm x D-51.5cm)
- [IBM Magnetic Card Swipe - Custom (Rigged For Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-ibm-magnetic-card-swipe-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Easy 1990's to Early 2000's Custom Modifications: This unit has been modified for self-contained, simulated operation. Powered internally, via 2-AAA alkaline batteries. Unit can be easily temporarily attached to any smooth, firm, surface, via double-face self-adhesive tape. Operation: Unit can be user-programmed to illuminate the desired LED status indicator whenever a card is passed through the card-swipe slot—RED-Access Denied or GREEN-Access Granted. One so programmed, the unit will only illuminate the chosen LED until reprogrammed. Any plastic card will provide the required trigging of the device (no actual magnetic stripe required). 3-units are available. - PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-12.7cm x W-5.7cm x D-7cm)
- [Interlock Access Control Device - (Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-interlock-access-control-device-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite Custom-rigged to provide simulated, self-contained operation. Two "key-holders", each with custom "Electronic Keys" (not included), must both insert and turn their keys simultaneously in order to cycle the device. Device status is indicated by dual, large, bi-color LEDs that indicate the following: - Un-illuminated—no keys present. - RED—keys are present and authenticated. - GREEN--unlocked. Internal battery-powered. PLEASE NOTE: The original "Electronic Keys "no longer accompany this device. Operation will require the fabrication of replacements. Design specifications are available at client request. MORE INFORMATION (H-11.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [Keypad/Magnetic Card Reader - Aged Silver - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-keypadmagnetic-card-reader-aged-silver-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's Custom Modification: This device has been designed to provide self-contained/simulated operation. Once power is on, the unit will cycle between the different colored LED indicators whenever a card is passed through the reader-slot, starting from—RED (access denied) to GREEN (access granted). The green indicator remains on for a few seconds after the card has passed through the reader—then returns to the "Access Denied" (RED) state. - Any card (with or without a magnetic strip) may be used to cycle the device. - Powered internally by alkaline batteries. Use Case: - Industrial Security: Limiting access to warehouses, manufacturing floors, and storage cages. (H-14.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Keypad/Magnetic Card Reader - Grey - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-keypadmagnetic-card-reader-grey-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Custom Modification: This device has been designed to provide self-contained/simulated operation. Once power is on, the unit will cycle between the different colored LED indicators whenever a card is passed through the reader-slot, starting from—RED (access denied) to GREEN (access granted). The green indicator remains on for a few seconds after the card has passed through the reader—then returns to the "Access Denied" (RED) state. - Any card (with or without a magnetic strip) may be used to cycle the device. - Large illuminated status indicators - Powered by 4-AA alkaline batteries. Use Cases: - Commercial Building Access: Controlling entry to office doors, main entrances after hours, and secure areas like server rooms. - Industrial Security: Limiting access to warehouses, manufacturing floors, and storage cages.
- [Keypad/Magnetic Card Reader - White - (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-keypadmagnetic-card-reader-white-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Custom Modification: This device has been designed to provide self-contained/simulated operation. Once power is on, the unit will cycle between the different colored LED indicators whenever a card is passed through the reader-slot, starting from—RED (access denied) to GREEN (access granted). The green indicator remains on for a few seconds after the card has passed through the reader—then returns to the "Access Denied" (RED) state. - Any card (with or without a magnetic strip) may be used to cycle the device. - Large illuminated status indicators - Powered by 9-volt alkaline batteriy. Use Cases: - Commercial Building Access: Controlling entry to office doors, main entrances after hours, and secure areas like server rooms. - Industrial Security: Limiting access to warehouses, manufacturing floors, laboratories and storage cages. (H-12.4cm x W-15.8cm x D-4.1cm)
- [Keypad/Magnetic Card Reader with Alphanumeric Display - Silver - (Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-keypadmagnetic-card-reader-with-alphanumeric-display-silver-simulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to late 1990's Features: - Powered and operated off-camera by the included cabled remote control unit. - Red LED indicator: "access denied". - Green LED indicator: "access granted". - Alphanumeric display. - Powered by 6-D cell batteries. Use Cases: - Commercial Building Access: Controlling entry to office doors, main entrances after hours, and secure areas like server rooms. - Industrial Security: Limiting access to warehouses, manufacturing floors, and storage cages. PLEASE NOTE: If desired, the device's rear housing can removed at client request and expense (See image). (H-29.5cm x W-19.5cm x D-20.5cm)
- [Magnetic Card Swipe Unit - Custom (Inert/Dummy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-magnetic-card-swipe-unit-inertdummy): Circa Early 1970's to Early 1980's Use Cases: - Access Control: Used with ID badges for entry into restricted areas in businesses or institutions. - Time and Attendance Systems: Tracking employee work hours by swiping ID cards. PLEASE NOTE: This is an inert/dummy device. Best suited for set decoration. (H-17.5cm x W-9cm x D-6cm)
- [Magnetic/Chip Card Reader - Custom - Aluminum Construction (Standalone Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-magneticchip-card-reader-aluminum-construction-standalone-design): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's Magnetic card based access control device. PLEASE NOTE: This device presently has no operational electronic features, however, at client request and expense, the front facing card slot can be rigged to illuminate RED (locked)—during card insertion, then changing to GREEN (unlocked)—and remain on for a few seconds after card removal. Control would be via wired remote control. Please inquire. (H-4cm x W-12.5cm x D-23.5cm)
- [Retina Scanner Access Control Device - Custom (Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-retina-scanner-access-control-device-simulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Late 1990's Simulated Operation: - The large rectangular LED located on the top/front of the unit is normally illuminated—signifying that the device is ready for use. - Scanner eyepiece is normally retracted into a recess in the front panel. To begin the "scanning process" the user" pivots the eyepiece unit toward their favored eye. This will reveal a continuous soft green-glow from the eyepiece. - Individual remote control of each of the 4 LED status indicators is provided via the included cabled remote control unit (it also powers the unit via internal alkaline batteries). These LEDs can be sequentially illuminated to signify the start and completion of the simulated scanning process. - Upon completion of the simulated scanning process, the remote operator can activate the backlit "APPROVED" caption—signifying "access is granted". Use Cases: Device offers a high level of security due to the unique and stable nature of retinal patterns, making it ideal for environments requiring stringent access control. - High-Security Facilities: These devices are commonly found in locations demanding top-tier security, such as government institutions, military installations, nuclear facilities, and research laboratories where safeguarding sensitive information and preventing unauthorized entry are paramount - Financial Institutions: Banks and other financial entities may employ retina scanning for secure login to critical systems or to authorize high-value transactions, bolstering fraud prevention and protecting confidential customer data. - Healthcare Settings: Hospitals and medical research centers utilize retina scanners to secure patient records and restrict access to sensitive areas, ensuring patient privacy and data integrity. - Airports and Border Control: To enhance security and facilitate accurate identification of travelers, retina scanners can be integrated into border control systems at airports and other points of entry. - Law Enforcement: Police departments and forensic teams are increasingly adopting retinal scanners for reliable positive identification in criminal investigations and other related tasks PLEASE NOTE: This device has been designed to only provide simulated operation signifying "approved access" for the user, via the backlit "APPROVED" indicator, incorporated into the front panel. If desired, an additional "ACCESS DENIED" indicator can be provided at client request and expense. (H-31.4cm x W-25.4cm x D-8.6cm)
- [RFID Access Control Device - Titanium Color - Custom (Dummy Version)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-access-control-device-titanium-color-dummy-version): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's - Near-double of an available functional version that is available separately. - Light-weight design is easily, temporarily wall mounted, via self-adhesive, double-faced tape or window-mastic. - 3-available. PLEASE NOTE: The housings of these units are comprised of vacuum-formed styrene plastic. The master mould for this is available for the production of additional units as well as the paint code for the cosmetic titanium finish. (H-19.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [RFID Card/Fob Reader - Grey - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-cardfob-reader-grey-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Self-Contained/Simulated Operation: - Color selection of the device's status indicator (a bi-color LED), is provided by the included wireless RF (radio) remote control unit. - Select between RED—"Access Denied" or GREEN—"Access Granted". - Option for the addition of a design appropriate membrane-keypad (nonfunctional) to enhance the appearance and apparent functionality of the unit. - Light-weight design is easily, temporarily wall or console mounted, via self-adhesive, double-faced tape or window-mastic. - Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. - 2-semi-functional doubles are available that feature an operational RED-"Access Denied" LED indicator (for set dressing purposes). Use Cases: Built to withstand environmental challenges like dust, water, extreme temperatures, and physical impacts, ensuring continuous and reliable performance in conditions where standard electronic devices would struggle. This makes them particularly valuable for outdoor installations, industrial settings, and mobile applications where durability is key. 3-units available. - Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities: Secure access to production areas, warehouses, hazardous zones, and equipment. - Outdoor and Remote Locations: Control access to construction sites, remote facilities in oil & gas, mining operations, utilities infrastructure like power plants or wind farms, and vehicle access to parking lots or gated communities. - High-Security and Restricted Areas: Manage entry to sensitive areas in defense, government facilities, or data centers. (H-15cm x W-9cm x D-4cm)
- [RFID Card/Fob Reader - Grey - Custom (Semi-Functional Dummy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-cardfob-reader-grey-semi-functional-dummy): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Semi-Functional/Simulated Operation: - Unit doubles for an available, fully-operational version, and features a functional RED-"Access Denied" LED indicator (suited for set dressing purposes). - Light-weight design is easily, temporarily wall or console mounted, via self-adhesive, double-faced tape or window-mastic. - Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. - 2-units available. Use Cases: Built to withstand environmental challenges like dust, water, extreme temperatures, and physical impacts, ensuring continuous and reliable performance in conditions where standard electronic devices would struggle. This makes them particularly valuable for outdoor installations, industrial settings, and mobile applications where durability is key. 3-units available. - Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities: Secure access to production areas, warehouses, hazardous zones, and equipment. - Outdoor and Remote Locations: Control access to construction sites, remote facilities in oil & gas, mining operations, utilities infrastructure like power plants or wind farms, and vehicle access to parking lots or gated communities. - High-Security and Restricted Areas: Manage entry to sensitive areas in defense, government facilities, or data centers. (H-15cm x W-9cm x D-4cm)
- [RFID Card/Fob Reader - Ruggedized - Black - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-cardfob-reader-ruggedized-black-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Self-Contained/Simulated Operation: - Color selection of the device's status indicator (a bi-color LED), is provided by the included wireless RF (radio) remote control unit. - Select between RED—"Access Denied" or GREEN—"Access Granted". - Option for the addition of a design appropriate membrane-keypad (nonfunctional) to enhance the appearance and apparent functionality of the unit. - Light-weight design is easily, temporarily wall or console mounted, via self-adhesive, double-faced tape or window-mastic. - Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. Use Cases: Built to withstand environmental challenges like dust, water, extreme temperatures, and physical impacts, ensuring continuous and reliable performance in conditions where standard electronic devices would struggle. This makes them particularly valuable for outdoor installations, industrial settings, and mobile applications where durability is key. 3-units available. - Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities: Secure access to production areas, warehouses, hazardous zones, and equipment. - Outdoor and Remote Locations: Control access to construction sites, remote facilities in oil & gas, mining operations, utilities infrastructure like power plants or wind farms, and vehicle access to parking lots or gated communities. - High-Security and Restricted Areas: Manage entry to sensitive areas in defense, government facilities, or data centers. (H-12.8cm x W-8.2cm x D-8.2cm)
- [RFID Card/Fob Reader - Titanium Color - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-cardfob-reader-titanium-color-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Self-Contained/Simulated Operation: - Color selection of the device's status indicator (a bi-color LED), is provided by the included wireless RF (radio) remote control unit. - Select between RED—"Access Denied" or GREEN—"Access Granted". - Option for the addition of a design appropriate membrane-keypad (nonfunctional) to enhance the appearance and apparent functionality of the unit. - Light-weight design is easily, temporarily wall mounted, via self-adhesive, double-faced tape or window-mastic. - Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. - 3-Nonfunctional "dummy units" are available separately. Use Case: - Access Control & Security: Granting or restricting access to buildings, rooms, gates, or specific areas within a facility for employees, residents, or visitors. (H-19cm x W-12cm x D-7.5cm)
- [RFID Reader Unit With Keypad & "Electronic Key" - Custom (Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-rfid-reader-unit-with-keypad-amp-quotelectronic-keyquot-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's - Early 2000's Features: Designed to provide self-contained, simulated, wireless operation. Device status is chosen by the off-camera operator with the illumination of 1 of 2 large LED's via the included RF remote control: - RED—Locked (default mode). - GREEN—Unlocked. Includes a novel "Electronic Key" that upon insertion, illuminates a centre placed BLUE LED indicator. This LED can be manually set to be continuously "ON" should the key not be chosen for use. Design Theory: Unit utilizes a built-in RFID reader for proximity-based identification, a numeric keypad for PIN entry, and a unique physical electronic key. This key, characterized by a thin double-sided circuit board with 120 gold contact-pads, engages with the unit upon insertion. This feature is part of a dynamic security mechanism. With each use, the accepted passcode is automatically changed, encrypted, and uploaded to the key's internal memory, preparing it for subsequent use. Suitable Use Cases: - Sensitive Government and Military Facilities: Securing access to classified areas, server rooms, weapons storage, or restricted zones where national security is paramount. - Research and Development Laboratories: Protecting proprietary research, sensitive equipment, and intellectual property within R&D facilities, especially those handling confidential or valuable data. - Data Centers and Server Rooms: Restricting entry to server racks, network equipment, and critical infrastructure to authorized IT personnel, preventing data breaches and system tampering. - Financial Institutions: Securing vaults, trading floors, and sensitive data processing areas in banks, ensuring compliance with strict security regulations. - Industrial Facilities with Hazardous Materials: Controlling access to areas containing dangerous chemicals, high-value assets, or machinery requiring specialized training to operate safely. - Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Storage: Limiting access to drug storage, production lines, and quality control areas to prevent contamination, theft, and ensure regulatory compliance. - MORE INFORMATION
- [Alarm Enunciator Unit - Custom (12-Volt DC)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-trouble-enunciator-unit-12-volt-dc): Circa 1980's to 1990's A specialized control panel designed to provide visual and audible alerts regarding specific conditions or "troubles" within a building or system. Custom Functions: - Large illuminated indicators—with some controllable via the panel switches. - Powered by 12-volt DC with the included AC power adaptor (or via a potable 12-volt DC battery pack—available separately). Purpose: - Centralized Monitoring:It consolidates status indications from various points or zones within a facility, eliminating the need to physically check each location. - Rapid Identification:The unit, through indicators like LEDs and/or an audible alarm, quickly draws attention to a specific problem area or triggered event. - Enhanced Situational Awareness: It provides a clear, at-a-glance overview of the system's operational status, facilitating faster decision-making during emergencies or malfunctions. Use Cases: - Building Security Systems: Monitoring access points (Main Entry, North Entry, South Entry, Main Gate), the status of security devices (Mag Locks, Alarm Bells), and different building sections (East Wing, West Wing, Res 1, Res 2) for breaches or malfunctions. - Fire Alarm Systems:While typically a subset, a custom annunciator can indicate specific fire zones or conditions in areas like the Math Bldg, Gym, or Plant, assisting first responders in locating the source of an alarm. - Building Management & Automation:Monitoring operational parameters of equipment in areas like the "Plant" or "U/G" (Underground) for faults or critical status changes, such as power supply issues or equipment malfunctions. - Emergency Response Coordination: Providing a quick and clear display of trouble locations to building staff or emergency personnel, enabling a more efficient and targeted response in various emergency scenarios. (H-13cm x W-33.5cm x D-c10m)
- [Wireless CCTV Camera - Custom (Simulated/Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/custom-wireless-cctv-camera-simulatednonfunctional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Red flashing status indicator. - Antenna can be changed-out to a different length version (available separately) attached to a BNC cable (wired use) or removed completely (via BNC mount). - 9-volt battery powered. (H-15.5cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [Customized SKB Rack Case - Silver (Dummy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/customized-skb-rack-case-silver-dummy): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's An industrial roto-molded rack case—a heavy-duty transport solution engineered for sensitive rack-mountable electronics like servers, audio-video equipment, and telecommunications gear. NOTE: This customized case was built as a double for a "Suitcase Nuke"—rented separately. It was designed as a light-weight replica—and is permanently rigged closed. (H-55.5cm x W-55.5cm x D-23.5cm)
- [CVDS Operator Telephone Terminal Model 2656](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/cvds-operator-telephone-terminal-model-2656): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's (ESTIMATED) Believed to be a specialized piece of telecommunications equipment designed for a specific operational environments such as fire and police dispatch. If correct, this device would be referred to as an operator console. Probable Use Case (UNVERIFIED): Ostensibly, operation would center around managing incoming and outgoing calls, using a headset for hands-free operation to allow the dispatcher to type into a Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system or interact with other equipment. - Receiving a Call: An incoming line would likely flash or ring on an adjacent multiline telephone. The operator would select the line (or the system automatically routes 9-1-1 calls to the operator console), answer using the headset (connected to the side jack), and begin triaging the call. - Making an Outgoing Call: The operator would use the keypad to dial a number, potentially to contact other agencies, utility crews, or dispatch internal personnel. - Using the PTT: The square PTT button would be a core feature, used to activate their microphone to speak over a selected line or a party line, and potentially linked to an internal radio system. In dispatch, PTT is crucial for managing radio traffic effectively, ensuring that only one person is transmitting at a time. - Monitoring Audio: The large speaker and volume knob would be used for "monitoring" certain lines or radio frequencies in the background, allowing the operator to be aware of ongoing incidents while handling another task or call. - Status Lights (PWR, CW): - PWR likely indicates the unit is powered on. - CW (Call Waiting) probably illuminates when a second call is incoming on an active line, signaling the need for the operator to manage multiple inputs. (H-13cm x W-26cm x D-27.5cm)
- [D-Cell Pass-Through Dummy Battery (Conductor Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/d-cell-pass-through-dummy-battery-conductor-only): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Designed for flashlights that have had their standard output bulbs replaced with high-output bulbs requiring a higher voltage. This passive conductor replaces a standard D-cell to complete the electrical circuit without adding extra voltage. Intended for use with our Custom 2-D-Cell to 6V Adapter Cartridge (available separately). Used together, specific voltage configurations in multi-cell flashlights can be achieved. - Function: A "passive" bridge with no chemical energy; allows power to flow freely through the battery compartment. - Precision Fit: Machined to standard D-cell dimensions for a snug, rattle-free fit in any barrel-style flashlight. - Premium Build: High-conductivity aluminum construction ensures maximum brightness and zero heat buildup. Example Configurations: - 3-D Flashlight (6V): 1 Adapter Cartridge + 1 Dummy Cell - 4-D Flashlight (6V): 1 Adapter Cartridge + 2 Dummy Cells - 6-D Flashlight (12V): 2 Adapter Cartridges + 2 Dummy Cells NOTE: This is a non-powered conductor. Do not attempt to charge—2-Units available. (H-6cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [D-LINK DSL-300I ADSL Ethernet Modem](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/d-link-dsl-300i-adsl-ethernet-modem): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Used to provide a dedicated, high-speed internet connection over existing standard copper telephone lines, typical for a small office/home office (SOHO) environment. Unlike dial-up modems, ADSL service is "always-on," eliminating dial-up time. It connects to a single PC or an entire Ethernet LAN via a standard 10BASE-T or 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port. This Ethernet connectivity made it easy to add a router or switch for sharing the connection across multiple computers. Historical Significance; Historically significant for its role in the mass adoption of broadband internet access via ADSL technology. It was a reliable, economical modem that adhered to key standards (G.lite, G.dmt) and was crucial for the transition from slow dial-up connections. Its use of an Ethernet interface, rather than the USB ports used by some competing modems, was a major advantage, as it offered better reliability and made it simpler to integrate into existing home or office networks. The product represented D-LINK's strong presence in the emerging networking market in the early 2000s. (H-3cm x W-19cm x D-12cm)
- [D-LINK Wireless Router Model DI-624](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/d-link-wireless-router-model-di-624): Circa 2004 Use Case: Designed to share a Cable or DSL internet connection across a local network using both a built-in 4-port 10/100 switch and 802.11g wireless connectivity. Key functions included: - Internet Sharing: It acts as a DHCP server, assigning IP addresses to network devices. - Security: It provides basic firewall functions using NAT (Network Address Translation) and SPI (Stateful Packet Inspection) to protect the private network. It supports WEP and WPA encryption protocols. - Advanced Features: It supported parental controls through MAC, IP, and URL filtering, and also offered VPN pass-through support. - Speed: It featured standard 54 Mbps wireless speeds but could be upgraded via firmware to achieve "108 Mbps Super G" speeds when paired with other D-Link Xtreme G products. Historical Significance: Historically significant as one of the pioneering consumer-grade wireless routers that made multi-computer home networking and wireless connectivity mainstream during the early-to-mid 2000s. - It helped popularize the 802.11g standard, offering faster speeds (up to 54 Mbps) compared to the older 802.11b standard it was backward compatible with. - Its competitive pricing and balance of features, security (WPA and 802.1x support), and performance made it a popular choice for average consumers transitioning to broadband internet, despite some user reports of occasional unreliability. It was an important product in the competitive home networking market of its era. (H-4cm x W-19cm x D-12cm)
- [DAEWOO RH44 VCR Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/daewoo-rh44-vcr-remote-control): Circa 2002 - Designed for use with Daewoo GPX VCR model TVR950. (H-15.5cm x W-5cm x D-2cm)
- [DALI VT955/VT956 LED Beacon Fixture (Non-Dimmable)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dali-vt955vt956-led-beacon-fixture-non-dimmable): Circa Early 2000's A heavy-duty LED fixture designed for high-performance signaling and general illumination in demanding industrial settings. Input voltage is 120-volts AC. Non-dimmable. Use Cases: Because of its IP66 rating and die-cast aluminum construction, this unit is built for environments that require resistance to dust, moisture, and vibration. Common applications include: - Mining & Heavy Industry: Used on catwalks, conveyors, and electrical equipment rooms where durability is critical. - Safety & Warning Signals: Frequently serves as a visual alarm or status indicator (e.g., indicating an active machine or restricted area) due to its 360-degree visibility. - Marine & Coastal: Suitable for docks or onboard vessels where saltwater spray and high humidity are present. - Hazardous & High-Heat Areas: Often found in furnaces, mills, and processing plants that experience extreme temperatures or chemical exposure. NOTE: Although this fixture is not rated as "explosion proof", it closely resembles this type, and would pass for one in film settings requiring such a unit. (H-30cm x W-16cm x D-16cm)
- [Darkroom Changing Bag (Film Changing Bag)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/darkroom-changing-bag-film-changing-bag): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's A darkroom changing bag is a portable, lightproof enclosure for handling light-sensitive photographic materials (like film) without a darkroom. Usage: - Place items inside: Put film, developing tank, etc., into the bag. - Seal and insert arms: Close the lightproof zippers/seals and put your hands into the arm sleeves. - Work in darkness: Perform tasks like loading film onto reels inside the developing tank, by feel. - Remove: Once finished and film is secured, remove arms and retrieve items. (H-75cm x W-94.5cm x D->1.5cm)
- [DATABILITY Vista VCP-1000 Communications Server Base Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/datability-vista-vcp-1000-communications-server-base-unit): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's Use Case: The VCP-1000 is a modular communications server designed to manage dial-in access to corporate Local Area Networks (LANs) and connect various systems and peripherals to the network. Key use cases include: - Modem Pooling: By adding modem line cards, the unit could provide a pool of up to 32 network-based modems in a single chassis, allowing remote users to access the corporate LAN easily and securely. - Protocol Translation: It is protocol-independent and supports multiple network strategies (LAT, TCP/IP, or dual protocol) through slide-in Network Interface Cards (E-NICs). - Terminal/Peripheral Server: It connects various user and server interfaces, such as RS-232 and RS-423 ports, to the network. - Security: It featured a sophisticated dial-back option to provide maximum security for host computers. NOTE: Near-double available—DILOG DCS-1000 Communications Server Base Unit. (H-13.5cm x W-44cm x D-43cm)
- [DAVECO Wireless Interphone Model I-5W](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/daveco-wireless-interphone-model-i-5w): Circa Mid 1970's to Early 1980's Use Case: Used as a point-to-point or multi-point communication system within a home or small office, similar to a contemporary home intercom system. Users can communicate between different rooms by simply plugging the units into standard AC electrical outlets, as it uses the existing power lines for signal transmission (Power Line Communication). This functionality allows for private conversation (using the "TALK" button) or a general "CALL" signal to alert the other unit's user. This unit is also wall mountable. Historical significance: This represents an early example of a consumer-grade, easy-to-install, wireless intercom system that leveraged existing household infrastructure (power lines) for communication, a precursor to modern digital and IP-based wireless intercoms. It provided a simple solution for internal communication and access control at a time when dedicated wired systems were more complex and the internet-based systems did not yet exist. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-8cm x W-10.5cm x D-21cm)
- [DAVID CLARK Amplifier Model M5410](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/david-clark-amplifier-model-m5410): Circa 1999 Overview The M5410 is an amplifier designed for aviation communication systems, providing enhanced audio clarity and volume. Features & Benefits - High-quality amplification for clear communication - Durable construction for extended use - Improves audio clarity in high-noise environments - Reliable performance for critical aviation operations (H-10.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [DAVID CLARK Model U3410 Belt Station with Push-to-Talk](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/david-clark-model-u3410-belt-station-with-push-to-talk): Circa 2000 A portable belt station preamplifier with Push-to-Talk (PTT) used in industrial and high-noise communication environments. Use Case The U3410 is an essential component of the David Clark Series 3400 and 3100 communication systems, which are self-contained, portable, and designed for rugged applications where normal voice communication is difficult due to distance or background noise. - Function: It serves as an interface and preamplifier between a noise-attenuating headset (such as the H3300 or 3400 series) and a master station or remote junction module. - Mobility: The unit features a belt clip and a 12-foot straight cord, allowing the user mobility while remaining connected to the wired intercom system. - Applications: These systems are commonly used in environments like construction sites, crane operations, oil rigs, manufacturing facilities, steel mills, mines, and for ground support operations for aircraft. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-15cm x W-3.5cm x D-8cm)
- [DB-15 Cables - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/db-15-cables-assorted): Circa 1980's to Early 2000's Use Case: - Early Use: The 15-pin D-sub connector (DA-15) first gained prominence in consumer electronics as the standard game port on PC sound cards and motherboards in the 1980s and 1990s, used for joysticks and game controllers. - Other Legacy Applications: It was also used for older Apple Macintosh monitors and as Attachment Unit Interface (AUI) ports for early Ethernet networking equipment. - Modern Production: While largely obsolete in mainstream consumer computing due to the advent of USB and digital video interfaces like HDMI, these cables are still actively manufactured today (as of 2025). - Current Applications: They remain essential in industrial, medical, and specialized legacy systems where equipment lifespans are long and reliable analog or serial communication is necessary. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [DB-25 Cables - Assorted (Printer Serial Cable)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/db-25-cables-assorted-printer-serial-cable): Circa 1980's to Early 2000's History of Production and Use: - PC Parallel Ports: In the 1980s, IBM selected the female DB-25 connector for the parallel printer port (LPT port) on its personal computers, which connected to printers using a 36-pin Centronics connector on the other end. The cable in your image is likely an IEEE 1284-1994 compliant parallel printer cable, as indicated by the text printed on it. - Other Uses: The connector has also been used for SCSI-I interfaces on older Apple computers, professional multi-channel audio equipment (TASCAM format), and various industrial control systems. - Current Production (as of 2025): While largely phased out of consumer PCs by modern interfaces like USB and Ethernet, DB-25 cables are still manufactured and sold today for professional audio applications (e.g., in recording studios), industrial automation, networking hardware console ports, and the maintenance of legacy systems. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [DEC Computing Decpack 2200 Disk Pack Cartridge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dec-computing-decpack-2200-disk-pack-cartridge): Circa 1972 A form of removable hard disk storage used with minicomputers, primarily the PDP-8 and PDP-11 series from Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). Its use case was to provide: - System Storage: The pack could function as the main system disk for the operating system (like PDP-11 DOS or RSTS) and program files. - Data Archiving & Transfer: The removable nature of the 14-inch, single-platter cartridge allowed users to have virtually unlimited offline storage for large datasets, making it easy to archive data or move it between different systems and locations. - Fast Data Access: Compared to tape storage, the DECpack offered much faster access times to stored data, which was crucial for applications like patient history systems in hospitals or inventory control. - System Expandability: Multiple drives could be connected to a single controller, allowing for system capacity to be expanded from a few megabytes to nearly 20 megabytes as needed. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-3.5cm x W-38.5cm x D-38.5cm)
- [DEJUR GRUNDIG Versatile EN3 Portable Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dejur-grundig-versatile-en3-portable-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1965 - This miniature tape recorder utilizes a novel design, reel-to reel cartridge. - Suitable for office use and evidence gathering applications. - Includes a fitted case, proprietary reel-to-reel tape cartridge and removable microphone module. - Uses 3-AA batteries. (H-16.5cm x W-6cm x D-3.5cm)
- [DELL Inspiron 1200 Laptop Model PP10S](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dell-inspiron-1200-laptop-model-pp10s): Circa 2005 Use Case: Designed for basic home and general productivity tasks, such as email, web browsing, and simple office applications. It runs the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a benchmark for inexpensive, mass-market laptops of the mid-2000s. It featured a low-cost configuration (e.g., Celeron M processor, limited RAM) that made portable computing more accessible to a wider audience at a time when DELL was the leading notebook PC vendor. Included Accessories: - AC Power Adapter/Charger. - TARGUS Carrying Case. (H-3.7cm x W-33cm x D-24.5cm)
- [DELL Keyboard Model RT7D50](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dell-keyboard-model-rt7d50): Circa 2005 Use Case: A ubiquitous input device bundled with many Dell OptiPlex desktop PCs in offices, schools, and homes. - Functionality: It provided standard 104-key functionality with a full numeric keypad and function keys for general computer operation and data entry. - Design: It uses quiet, semi-mechanical membrane switches, offering a soft keypress experience that was preferred in many office environments. - Connectivity: It connects via a simple, standard USB interface and is plug-and-play compatible with most modern operating systems, including various versions of Windows. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an archetypal "generic office keyboard" of the mid-2000s to early 2010s. - Ubiquity: It was one of the most common keyboards found in corporate environments globally, known for its sheer availability and low cost. - Reliability and Longevity: Despite its inexpensive construction, it gained a reputation among users for being highly durable and reliable, often lasting many years in harsh office environments. - A Staple: Its familiar layout and tactile feel became a staple for PC users during the Windows XP and Vista eras, representing the standard form factor for basic wired keyboards during that decade. (H-3cm x W-44cm x D-14.5cm)
- [DELL Optical Wheel Mouse Model MO56UO (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dell-optical-wheel-mouse-model-mo56uo-usb): Circa Early 2000's Dell Optical Wheel Mouse Model MO56UO (also known by Dell Part Numbers such as 0C8649, 0D1161, and others, and manufactured by LOGITECH as model M-UVDEL1). Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments. It is a reliable, wired, plug-and-play peripheral for everyday tasks like web browsing, document work, and general navigation. It features a three-button configuration (left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel) and an ergonomic, ambidextrous design for comfortable use by both left- and right-handed users. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a ubiquitous and durable icon of the transition to optical tracking technology. It was a mass-produced, economical, and highly reliable mouse model that was bundled with millions of Dell desktop PCs throughout the 2000s. Its widespread availability and simple, effective design helped solidify the optical mouse with a scroll wheel as the dominant standard for personal computer input devices, effectively marking the end of the mechanical ball mouse era for mainstream users. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-12cm)
- [DELL Optiplex GX60 Desktop Windows XP Professional](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dell-optiplex-gx60-desktop-windows-xp-professional): Circa 2003 Use Case: Designed as a small form factor (SFF) desktop computer with reliability and stability at its core—making it an ideal choice for simple, single-task computing in corporate and institutional environments, such as government, healthcare, and education markets. Use cases included: - Standard Office Tasks: Running applications like word processing, email, and web browsing was the primary purpose. - Network Client/Server: The systems included integrated networking capabilities and management features that allowed them to be easily managed on a corporate network. - Industrial/Scientific Applications: These stable, long-lifecycle machines are sometimes still used today in industrial or scientific settings that require specific legacy software running on Windows XP. Compatible Accessories Available Separately: - Keyboards - Mice - Monitors - Printers - External Speakers - Cables - 3.5-Inch Floppy Disks - Recordable DVD ROM Discs (H-31.5cm x W-9cm x D-34cm)
- [DELTA ELECTRONICS Mixing Dividing Network Model MDN-7 Channel Combiner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/delta-electronics-mixing-dividing-network-model-mdn-7-channel-combiner): Circa Late 1970' to Mid 1908's Professional, unpowered (passive) RF processing and patch bay. It features 21 RCA jacks (organized in 7 rows of PRI., COUP., SEC.) for signal routing and monitoring, and a top panel with dedicated "F" connector inputs for VHF TV channels 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12. Its core function is to flexibly combine and manage multiple RF video signals onto a single output cable for distribution. Use Cases: - Master Antenna TV (MATV): Combining off-air broadcast channels with in-house generated channels in hotels, schools, and apartment buildings. - Closed-Circuit TV (CCTV): Serving as the central routing hub for a multi-camera security system using external modulators. - Small Cable TV (CATV) Headends: Managing a channel lineup for limited distribution systems. - Industrial Video Distribution: Routing multiple video feeds (e.g., training, process monitoring) to monitors throughout a facility. Accessories Available Separately: - "F-Pin" cables. - RCA (phono) patch cables. (H-11cm x W-21.5cm x D-5cm)
- [DELTA VISION Iris i400 - "Bronze" Finish (With Flashing Status Indicator - Non-Practical)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/delta-vision-iris-i400-quotbronzequot-finish-with-flashing-status-indicator-non-practical): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Red flashing LED status indicator. - Near-double available in "Graphite" finish. - 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. - Battery powered. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables PLEASE NOTE: This camera is a nonfunctional display unit and cannot be used in practical applications. (H-10.5cm x W-8cm x D-12.5cm)
- [DELTA VISION Iris i400 - "Graphite" Finish (With Flashing Status Indicator - Non-Practical)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/delta-vision-iris-i400-quotgraphitequot-finish-with-flashing-status-indicator-non-practical): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Red flashing LED status indicator. - Near-double available in "Bronze" finish. - 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. - Battery powered. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables PLEASE NOTE: This camera is a nonfunctional display unit and cannot be used in practical applications. (H-10.5cm x W-8cm x D-12.5cm)
- [DeltaVision Bodyguard BG-100H - Outdoor CCTV Camera Enclosure (15-3/8-Inches long)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/deltavision-bodyguard-bg-100h-outdoor-cctv-camera-enclosure-15-38-inches-long): Circa 1990's Designed to protect CCTV cameras in various outdoor settings such as commercial properties, industrial sites, or public spaces. (H-10cm x W-14.5cm x D-39cm)
- [DENON Laser Disc Remote Control Unit RC-502](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/denon-laser-disc-remote-control-unit-rc-502): Circa Early 1990's to Mid 1990's  - Designed to control the Denon LA-3000 LaserDisc player. (H-18cm x W-6cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Detector 2001 Motion Sensor Security Alarm (Self-Contained Alarm System)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/detector-2001-motion-sensor-security-alarm-self-contained-alarm-system): Circa Early 2000's A motion sensor alarm which functions as a self-contained security system. The main unit combines a Passive Infrared (PIR) motion detector with an integrated siren and a 12-button keypad for arming and disarming. Use Case: This battery-operated alarm system is designed for quick, do-it-yourself (DIY) installation in areas where wiring a traditional alarm is impractical, such as sheds, garages, offices, or hotel rooms. - Operation: The user sets a personal security code on the keypad to arm and disarm the system. When motion is detected, a loud siren (up to 120 dB in some iterations) activates to deter intruders and alert the user or neighbors. - Modes: It typically features different alarm modes, such as "instant" alarm or a "delay" mode which provides a short time (e.g., 12 seconds) for the user to enter the security code before the main alarm sounds. (H-7cm x W-11.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [DETEK Dynamic Stereo Headphones Model DH-12XF-S](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/detek-dynamic-stereo-headphones-model-dh-12xf-s): Circa 1970's - Compatible with equipment with a 1/4" stereo phone jack output. - Like-new condition. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. - Original packaging available upon request. (H-21cm x W-17.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [Detonator Device - Metal Construction - Red (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/detonator-device-metal-construction-red-custom-design): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring authentic simulated functionality. Designed to portray a device that ensures the safe triggering of pyrotechnics or explosives. It has been made to appear handmade and low-tech. It features: - Banana-Plug/Binding Posts: For the attachment of an external battery to provide power to the unit—and when required—to the attached detonators. - Keyed Lockout Switch: Permanently attached to the unit by a short length of ball-chain. - Yellow LED "ARMED" Indicator: Illuminates when the key for the lockout switch is inserted and turned to the right—thus arming the device. - "FIRE" Pushbutton: When pressed, energizes the attached detonators. Accessories Available Separately: - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes (External Power Supply) - Simulated (Inert) Explosives (H-13cm x W-6cm x D-6.5cm)
- [DEVELCON ELECTRONICS Data Switch](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/develcon-electronics-data-switch): Circa Early 1980's to Mid 1980's A modular data switchsystem designed for use in data communications networks, typically in a business or enterprise environment. Features: - Connecting Multiple Devices: For linking multiple subscribers such as terminals, computers, ports, or modems, to various computer services. - Protocol Flexibility: The system was designed to handle a wide range of legacy protocols and interfaces (like RS-232-C and RS-422), integrating diverse equipment into a single network. (H-22cm x W-48.5cm x D-34cm)
- [DEXTER WILSON Rotary Switch Unit (Checklist Counter)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dexter-wilson-rotary-switch-unit-checklist-counter): Circa 1970's to 1980's Use Case A mechanical cockpit checklist device. It was intended to require cockpit crews to physically check off critical functions necessary for safe takeoff, such as the position of flaps and slats. The numbers on the counter visually indicate the step or the number of completed checks in a sequence. (H-3cm x W-14.5cm x D-5cm)
- [Diagnostics Patch Panel - 3-Channel - BNC Connections (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/diagnostics-patch-panel-3-channel-bnc-connections-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a device that interfaces test equipment with the control systems of an industrial or aerospace "Airlock" system. This would allow a technician to safely connect test equipment, such as an oscilloscope or a signal generator, to the internal signal lines of a primary, secondary, and auxiliary system. Practical Functions: - 9-Female BNC Connectors. - 5-Functional red LED Indicators. - Internally Powered Via 9-Volt Battery. - Easy and secure wall or console mounting via double-face tape, Use Cases: Panels like this are common in environments requiring high reliability and diagnostic capability: - Aerospace & Defense: For testing ground support equipment (GSE) or simulation gear. - Medical/Lab Facilities: In controlled environments or clean rooms where airlock procedures are mandatory. - Industrial Automation: As an interface for a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) managing complex machinery sequences. Accessories Available Separately: - BNC Cables - Various Lengths. - BNC Connectable Test Equipment. - Portable Computers and BNC Computer Interface. NOTE: Nomenclature can be changed to suit a specific script requirement—at client's request. (H-14.5cm x W-9cm x D-3cm)
- [DIAL DIGITAL Model DSS900 (ADC-900) Cordless Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dial-digital-model-dss900-adc-900-cordless-telephone): Circa Mid 1990's Use Case: Designed to provide users with the convenience of a portable handset for use within a home or office, connected to a standard landline. The 900 MHz frequency and digital spread spectrum (DSS) technology offered advantages over older, lower-frequency analog phones, including enhanced range (covering an entire yard or multiple floors of a house), improved sound quality with less interference, and increased security to prevent eavesdropping. Historical Significance: The DSS 900 is historically significant as part of the second wave of consumer cordless phones, which transitioned from vulnerable analog signals to more secure and reliable digital technology. The adoption of spread spectrum, a military technology at the time, was a major selling point, as it scrambled conversations to prevent people from listening in with radio scanners, a common concern with analog models. This phone represents a pivotal moment in home telecommunications when consumers sought better quality, range, and privacy before the widespread adoption of 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz, and eventually, DECT 6.0 technologies. (H-6.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [DIAMOND VISION Portable DVD Player Model DVDV822-03](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/diamond-vision-portable-dvd-player-model-dvdv822-03): Circa 2005 Device Outputs: - Component Video (RCA/Phono) - S-Video - Composite Video (RCA/Phono) - Coaxial Digital Audio (RCA/Phono) - Stereo Right/Left (RCA/Phono) Features: - AC power only. - Includes an RF remote control. PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-4cm x W-24cm x D-18.5cm)
- [DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION (DEC) Model MTXLB-AA POS Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/digital-equipment-corporation-dec-model-mtxlb-aa-pos-keyboard): Circa 1993 A specialized, fully programmable point-of-sale (POS) keyboard designed for use with DEC's DECpos systems in retail environments. Unlike a standard QWERTY keyboard, the keys are arranged and colored for quick access to specific functions related to a cash register or transaction terminal. It also includes a built-in MSR (magnetic stripe reader) that reads credit cards and DECpos employee identification cards. (H-4.5cm x W-28cm x D-18cm)
- [Digital Red LED Wall Clock (AC Powered)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/digital-red-led-wall-clock-ac-powered): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A commercial grade wall clock designed for high visibility in large spaces. Use Cases: - Production & Warehouses: Ideal for large floor plans where employees must stay synchronized from various distances. - Educational Institutions: Used in gymnasiums, cafeterias, and hallways for clear timekeeping during busy transitions. - Commercial Facilities: Often found in airports, hospitals, and transit stations due to its reliable, long-life LED light source. (H-12.5cm x W-27.5cm x D-7cm)
- [DIGITAL SECURITY CONTROLS DSC LCD600 Security Station (Security System Keypad - Residential)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/digital-security-controls-dsc-lcd600-security-station-security-system-keypad-residential): Circa 1993 Custom rigged for simulated, self-contained operation. Simulated dot-matrix LCD display is backlit with green illumination. Hinged cover opens to reveal an amber illuminated control keypad. Battery operated. (H-11.5cm x W-15cm x D-2.5cm)
- [DIGITAL SECURITY CONTROLS DSC LCD600 Security Station (Security System Keypad - Residential)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/digital-security-controls-dsc-lcd600-security-station-security-system-keypad-residential-592): Circa 1993 Provides control of security system functions like turning the system on (arming), turning it off (disarming), and silencing the keypad, typically by entering a user code. Use Cases: - Home Security Systems: Primary used for residential security, offering arming/disarming, zone control, and emergency features. - Small Business Security: Can be used in small commercial settings to manage access and security zones. Custom Modifications: - Internally battery powered. - Ready for temporary wall mounting via double-face, self-adhesive tape. - Backlit, simulated, dot matrix, LCD display with the caption "System Ready to Arm". - Backlit keypad. PLEASE NOTE: This keypad has no actual functionality—only backlighting of the simulated display and keypad. (H-11.5cm x W-15cm x D-2.5cm)
- [DILOG DCS-1000 Communications Server Base Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dilog-dcs-1000-communications-server-base-unit): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's A modular terminal server and communications concentrator designed to connect many "dumb terminals" (or PCs acting as terminals) and serial devices (like modems or printers) to a local area network (LAN), primarily TCP/IP Ethernet. It was a crucial piece of infrastructure in the late 1980s and early 1990s for migrating from terminal-based systems to network-based client-server architectures. Primary Use Case: This device was the central hub in scenarios where an organization needed to bridge old and new technology: Terminal-to-LAN Gateway: Its most common use was connecting dozens of ASCII "dumb terminals" (e.g., VT100, VT220) or PCs running terminal emulation software to hosts (like DEC VAX, Unix servers) over an Ethernet network, eliminating the need for miles of dedicated serial cable running directly to the computer room. Modem Pool Concentration: It could house dial-in modems, creating a centralized, manageable modem bank for remote users to dial into the network. Shared Peripheral Access: Connecting serial printers or plotters to the network so any user could print to them. Protocol Conversion: It often handled protocol translation between serial lines and TCP/IP (Telnet) or LAT (Local Area Transport, a DEC protocol). How it Worked: The DCS-1000 Base Unit was a chassis with a power supply and backplane. You would install interface cards into its slots: Network Cards: For thick/thin Ethernet (10BASE5/10BASE2) or later 10BASE-T. Serial Line Cards: Providing 8, 16, or 32 RS-232/RS-423 serial ports (often via DB-25 connectors). Modem Cards: With integrated modems. The unit ran a proprietary real-time OS that managed connections, routing incoming terminal sessions to the correct host server and port. NOTE: 1-near double available—DATABILITY Vista VCP-1000 Communications Server Base Unit. (H-13.5cm x W-44cm x D-43cm)
- [Diluter Demand Oxygen Regulator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/diluter-demand-oxygen-regulator): Circa 1954 Used to supply breathable oxygen and ambient air to aircraft crew members at high altitudes. Use Case The primary use case for this type of regulator is in aircraft that operate between 5,000 and 40,000 feet. - Oxygen Conservation: Unlike a continuous flow system, this regulator supplies oxygen only when the user inhales (on-demand), which helps to conserve the onboard oxygen supply. - Altitude Adaptation: The system automatically mixes ambient cabin air with oxygen in an appropriate ratio to maintain safe oxygen saturation in the bloodstream. As altitude increases and ambient pressure drops, the regulator provides a higher percentage of oxygen, eventually supplying 100% oxygen at altitudes above approximately 34,000 feet. - Emergency/Pressure Breathing: The regulator can provide oxygen under positive pressure, which is necessary for very high altitudes (above 40,000 feet) or in case of rapid cabin decompression. The "EMERGENCY" or "SAFETY" setting (visible on the dial in the image) activates this positive pressure function. (H-20.5cm x W-13cm x D-14cm)
- [DIPLOMAT Attaché Case - Black/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/diplomat-attache-case-blacksilver): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's A classic professional hardside briefcase, most prevalent during the 1970s and 1980s. (H-32.5cm x W-45.5cm x D-11cm)
- [Tactical Directed Energy Carbine - Metallic-Gray/Gold (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/directed-energy-assault-weapon-metallic-graygold-inertsimulated): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to depict a high-output, close-to-mid-range assault weapon designed for rapid energy discharge and maximum heat management. It is intended to serve as a rugged, front-line infantry tool. System Architecture (Just for FUN): Integrated Power Core: The central, cylindrical housing contains the primary reactor assembly. This core converts raw fuel into high-frequency energy pulses, stabilized by internal magnetic dampeners that are visible through the rear maintenance ports. Dual-Stage Emitter: - Main Primary Barrel: A heavy-gauge conduit that focuses the primary energy stream for high-impact discharge. - Auxiliary Top-Mounted Emitter: A secondary, gold-tipped aperture used for precision targeting or low-intensity "painting" of targets prior to full discharge. Heat Dissipation Frame: - Vented Pistol Grip: Features a skeletal, high-surface-area ribbing design that draws heat away from the operator's hand during rapid fire. - Wrap-Around Coolant Line: A reinforced external pipe that circulates thermal-sink fluid from the grip base back to the main power core, preventing critical system meltdowns. Operational Handling: The weapon features a unique low-slung stabilizer bar with a foam-padded grip, allowing the operator to brace the carbine against the hip or forearm. This compensates for the significant "thermal kick" and gyroscopic torque generated when the internal power core reaches maximum output. NOTE: 3-Units available. WARNING: Not effective on road runners. (H-27cm x W-49cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Directed Energy Assault Weapon - Bronze/Metallic-Gray/Red (Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/directed-energy-assault-weapon-simulated): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Design Features & Ergonomics: - Primary Canister: In a functional DE weapon, this would likely be a supercapacitorfor rapid energy discharge or a liquid nitrogen/coolant tank to prevent the emitter from melting during sustained fire. - Modular Front Shroud: The red ribbing resembles a heat sink, necessary for dissipating the massive thermal energy generated by a laser or microwave aperture. (H-26cm x W-7cm x D-35.5cm)
- [DirecTV RC23 Remote Control (Satellite Box Remote)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/directv-rc23-remote-control-satellite-box-remote): Circa 2006 - Universal remote designed to control DirecTV receivers and can be programmed to operate up to three additional components, including TVs, PVR/DVRs, DVD/VCRs, or audio/AUX equipment. (H-20.5cm x W-5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [DirecTV URC-4702BJ1 (Satellite Box Remote)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/directv-urc-4702bj1-satellite-box-remote): Circa Early 2000's Designed to control up to four devices, including a DIRECTV receiver, TVs, sound systems, and DVD players or game consoles. (H-20.5cm x W-6cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Diversion Safe - TANNERY" Themed (For In-Plain-View Storage of Valuables)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/diversion-safe-tannery-themed-for-in-plain-view-storage-of-valuables): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's A type of "diversion safe" cleverly disguised as a genuine product can to provide covert storage for valuables. Historical Significance: The historical significance of stash cans is rooted in the history of concealment, dating back to prohibition eras when people needed discreet ways to hide illicit goods or simply secure valuables from common thieves. This type of safe uses psychology as its main security feature: a burglar looks for obvious valuables or traditional safes, not a common household cleaner or spray can. (H-19.5cm x W-7cm x D-7cm)
- [Dome CCTV Camera (With LED indicator - Simulated/Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dome-cctv-camera-with-led-indicator-simulatednonfunctional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Simulated/nonfunctional operation (dummy camera) Features: - Red LED indicator. - Low battery consumption. - Light weight. - Battery powered. - 4-units available. (H-12cm x W-12cm x D-6.5cm)
- [Doorbell Unit - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/doorbell-unit-silver): Circa Early 2000's (H-15cm x W-11.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Duo Control Unit (Purpose Unknown)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/duo-control-unit-purpose-unknown): Circa Mid 1960's to Early1980's (ESTIMATED) An unidentified piece of custom or highly specialized electronic control equipment, possibly a piece of scientific test equipment. Its exact function and manufacturer unknown. Can be equipment rack or console mounted. Possible Use Cases: The numerous analog meters, switches, and precise potentiometers suggest it was likely used for detailed, manual control and monitoring of experimental or specialized industrial processes. The unit has two distinct channels (indicated by "DUO CONTROL UNIT"), each with voltage/signal meters and range selectors. Potential applications include: - Scientific Experimentation: Used in a university laboratory for precise control of electrical signals, temperature, or flow in an experiment. - Custom Test Rig: Part of a diagnostic setup for a bespoke piece of hardware, such as particle physics equipment, where precise adjustments were necessary. - Early Data Acquisition Interface: A manual interface for analog signals before modern digital interfaces became common. NOTE: Cosmetically similar to a RI Control Unit, which is available separately. (H-11.5cm x W-30cm x D-8cm)
- [DURABILT CASES LTD. Custom Equipment Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/durabilt-cases-ltd-custom-equipment-case): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) A custom-made ATA (Air Transport Association) flight and road cases. Primarily designed for the professional music, film, and industrial sectors to protect sensitive equipment during transport. (H-39cm x W-55cm x D-43cm)
- [DURABRAND 076N0DW150 Television Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/durabrand-076n0dw150-television-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's Durabrand was launched as a private label brand for electronics by Walmart in early 1999. This remote is the original factory remote for the Durabrand television model DBTV2702and is compatible with various other Durabrand TV models, including: - DU1301 - DU1901 - DU1901A - DU1301A - DBTV1301 - DBTV1302 (H-15cm x W-4.5cm x D-2cm)
- [DURABRAND NE142UD TV Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/durabrand-ne142ud-tv-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's - This remote control is designed to operate Durabrand Televisions, specifically models such as: DCT1304, DCT1304R, DWT1304, DWT1905, and DWT2405. - It may also be compatible with certain Sylvania and Symphonic TV models, as these brands were also produced by Funai, the manufacturer of the Durabrand NE142UD remote. (H-17.5cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [DURABRAND PVS1960 DVD Player Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/durabrand-pvs1960-dvd-player-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's Designed to operate various portable DVD player models, including: Durabrand: - PVS1960 - PVS122B - PVS1966 - PVS1971 - PVS1950D Venturer: - PVS1080 - PVS166W - PVS1971. (H-11cm x W-5cm x D-1cm)
- [Dynamic Microphone - Black/Chrome](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/dynamic-microphone-blackchrome): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's
- [Earbud With Adapter Cable - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earbud-with-adapter-cable-black): Circa 1980's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol.
- [Earbuds - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earbuds-stereo-black): Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence-gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol.
- [Earbuds - Stereo - Black/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earbuds-stereo-blacksilver): Circa Early 2000's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol.
- [Earphone - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earphone-black): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-3cm x W-1.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Earphone - Grey/Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earphone-greyblack): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-6cm x W-1.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Earphone - Over-Ear Design - Light Skin Tone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earphone-over-ear-design-light-skin-tone): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-5.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Earphone - White](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earphone-white): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-2.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-1cm)
- [Earphone - With Long Cable - Ivory](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/earphone-with-long-cable-ivory): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-1.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-2cm)
- [EATON'S (SMITH-VICTOR) Optina Model L5B Movie Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eatons-smith-victor-optina-model-l5b-movie-light): Circa Early 1960's - Used to provide illumination at night or indoors for amateur movie makers. - Usually paired with early Super-8mm cameras (Early to Mid 1960's). - Must be used with tungsten balanced (indoor) Super-8mm film to ensure correct color rendition. - If used with daylight balanced (outdoor) film, the camera lens must be fitted with a blue (#80A) color correction filter. - Requires DWA or DXK replacement lamps. - AC Powered. (H-27.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-6cm)
- [EDDIE BAUER Small Waterproof Case - Green](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eddie-bauer-small-waterproof-case-green): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A rugged, hardshell storage solution for protecting small electronics, first aid supplies, or other outdoor essentials from water and dust. Key Details: - Design: A hardshell case featuring the classic cursive Eddie Bauer logo on the lid (If desired, this logo can be easily removed through cut-polishing). - Protection: It uses a side-mounted latch to compress a gasket, providing a watertight seal. - Accessories: The included black webbing strap can be threaded through integrated loops on the back or sides of the case, allowing it to be worn on a belt or attached to a backpack. NOTE: 5-Units available—4-units available separately in white. (H-10.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-4cm)
- [EDDIE BAUER Small Waterproof Case - White](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eddie-bauer-small-waterproof-case-white-copy): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A rugged, hardshell storage solution for protecting small electronics, first aid supplies, or other outdoor essentials from water and dust. Key Details: - Design: A hardshell case featuring the classic cursive Eddie Bauer logo on the lid (If desired, this logo can be easily removed through cut-polishing). - Protection: It uses a side-mounted latch to compress a gasket, providing a watertight seal. - Accessories: The included black webbing strap can be threaded through integrated loops on the back or sides of the case, allowing it to be worn on a belt or attached to a backpack. NOTE: 4-Units available—5-units available separately in green. (H-10.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-4cm)
- [EDWAL Anti-Stat Film Cleaner (Cine Film Cleaner)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/edwal-anti-stat-film-cleaner-cine-film-cleaner): Circa 1980's NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [EDWARDS Fire Alarm Pull Switch](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/edwards-fire-alarm-pull-switch): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A manual fire alarm pull station. A high-reliability fire alarm trigger-device. Use Environments: - Educational & Healthcare: Schools, universities, and hospitals. - Commercial & Industrial: Factories, warehouses, and office buildings. - Institutional: Government buildings and large residential complexes. (H-12.5cm x W-8cm x D-2cm)
- [EIA CCD CAMERA Model 510 (B&W, CCD,Compact - Analog Output)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eia-ccd-camera-model-510-bampw-ccdcompact-analog-output): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's High-quality, analog, B&W CCD Video Camera. Provides standard composite video output via a BNC connector for compatibility with analog recording and display systems. - Monochrome Imaging: Primarily used for capturing black and white images, often chosen for applications where color information isn't critical but high contrast and detail are. - Industrial Applications: Common in machine vision, inspection, surveillance, and other industrial or scientific settings where robust and reliable imaging is needed. - Law Enforcement: Can be duty-vehicle mounted for incident recording and directly powered from the vehicle's 12-volt DC power system. - C-Mount Lens Compatibility: The standard C-mount allows for a wide range of interchangeable lenses to be used, providing flexibility for different fields of view and optical requirements. - Basic Controls: Often features like auto-iris, electronic shutter, and gain control for adapting to varying lighting conditions. - Mounting: 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Included Accessories: - 6mm to 12mm F:1.4 zoom lens (with front and rear caps) - AC power adapter Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables - Car power adapter cable - External 12-volt DC battery power supply (H-4cm x W-4cm x D-13cm)
- [EICO Flyback Transformer and Yoke Tester Model 944](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eico-flyback-transformer-and-yoke-tester-model-944): Circa 1954 A specialized diagnostic tool used to test high-voltage components in older television sets using cathode-ray tube(CRT)technology. Use Cases: This device was a standard bench tool for television repair technicians during the mid-20th century. Its primary function is to identify faults in the horizontal deflection system of a TV: - Flyback Transformer Testing: It checks for shorted turns and continuity in flyback (LOPT) transformers, which are critical for generating the high voltage needed for the CRT display. - Yoke Testing: It evaluates the integrity of horizontal and vertical deflection yokes. - Continuity & Short Detection: The "Selector" switch allows technicians to specifically isolate whether a component has an internal short or a break in its windings. - In-Circuit Capability: It was designed to test these components while they were still in the television chassis, significantly speeding up the troubleshooting process for repair shops. Historical Significance: The Model 944 is historically significant for bringing high-speed diagnostic capabilityto the local TV repairman. Before such testers, diagnosing a failed flyback transformer often required "substitution"—swapping in a known good part—which was expensive and time-consuming. As part of EICO's popular line of DIY kits, it also empowered many hobbyists and students to build their own professional-grade lab equipment at a lower cost than pre-wired units from competitors. (H-20cm x W-12.7cm x D-12cm)
- [EICO Series-Parallel R-C Combination Box Model 1140](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eico-series-parallel-r-c-combination-box-model-1140): Circa 1959 to Late 1960's An electronic test instrument that combines the functions of a resistance substitution box and a capacitance substitution box into a single unit. Use Case: The primary function of this device is component substitution during electronic troubleshooting and design. - Troubleshooting: It allows a technician to temporarily replace a suspected faulty resistor or capacitor in a circuit to see if the device begins functioning correctly again. - Circuit Design: Designers use it to "dial in" the optimal resistance or capacitance value for a specific circuit function before soldering a permanent component in place. - Versatility: It offers over 1,350 combinations, allowing users to select resistors alone, capacitors alone, or both in series or parallel. Historical Significance: The EICO 1140 represents a significant era in electronics history where "kit-building" was a popular and accessible way for hobbyists and professionals to acquire high-quality test equipment. EICO was at one point the world's largest producer of electronic kits. These boxes were staples on technician workbenches during the transition from vacuum tube technology to early solid-state electronics. (H-13.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-7cm)
- [EIMAC 304TH/VT254 Medium-mu Triode (High-Power/Multi-Use Vacuum Tube)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eimac-304thvt254-medium-mu-triode-high-powermulti-use-vacuum-tube): Circa 1954 A high-power, medium-mu transmitting triode. Notably, it is essentially four separate triode units connected in parallel within a single glass envelope—essentially four powerful vacuum tubes packed into one glass bulb. It acts like a high-speed switch or a massive volume booster for radio and audio signals. The Eimac 304TH (VT-254) was engineered for environments requiring high-power handling and reliability under significant thermal stress. Its multi-unit design allows it to function effectively in both historical military operations and specialized modern technical setups. NOTE: this is a fragile item that requires care in handling and use. Historical & Military Environments - Military Communications: Extensively used during World War II in high-power transmitters for aviation and maritime ground stations. Its rugged design allowed it to operate in extreme conditions, often exceeding 20,000 hours of service. - Radar & Early Computing: Provided the RF power necessary for early radar systems and served as a high-power switching or amplification component in first-generation analog and digital computers. Industrial & Scientific Use Cases - RF Generation: Used in industrial platforms for RF heating and energy delivery. - Scientific Research: Historically used in physics departments to drive radio-frequency gas discharges for spectroscopy studies. - Broadcast Transmitters: Served as a modulator or power amplifier in radio broadcast equipment. Modern "New Old Stock" (NOS) Applications Today, these tubes are primarily sought after by enthusiasts for: - High-Power Audio: Audiophiles use them in custom high-end or "funky" bass amplifiers due to their unique "holographic" sound characteristics and ability to deliver massive output power. - Amateur Radio (Ham): Used in the maintenance of legacy linear amplifiers and transmitter systems. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-19cm x W-8cm x D-8cm)
- [EK3 Model 301 Control Panel - 1-Control Knob, 4-Red Indicators and 4-Rocker Switches - Silver/Black/Red (Custom Design - Rigged For Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ek3-model-301-control-panel-1-control-knob-4-red-indicators-and-4-rocker-switches): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Possesses 4-operational red indicators and can be rigged to illuminate. Each indicator is individually controlled by its own adjacent rocker switch. (H-10.5cm x W-41cm x D-7.5cm)
- [ELECOM Notemini ES Numeric Keypad TK-P2ES - Gray (Branding Removed)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elecom-notemini-es-numeric-keypad-tk-p2es-gray-branding-removed): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A compact, external numeric keypad for computers, typically used with laptops that lack a dedicated number pad. Features: - Key Type: Uses a membrane key switch mechanism, known for being quiet and durable. - Layout: Features a standard calculator-style layout with keys for numbers 0-9, and mathematical operators (/, *, -, +). - Utility Keys: Includes important function keys such as Num Lock, Enter, Ins, Del, Home, End, Pg Up, and Pg Dn. NOTE: 2-Units available. Cable removed. (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- [ELECTRA UDM-117 Cardioid Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/electra-udm-117-cardioid-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for professional audio, public address, and broadcast audio applications. - Microphone cable equipped with stereo 1/4” phone plug output included. - Made in Japan. (H-19cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Electric Blasting Cap - Yellow Leads (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/electric-blasting-cap-yellow-leads-custom-design-inertsimulated): Circa Late 1960's to Early 2000's  A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. The design features a twisted yellow lead wire pair (known as "leg wires") connected to a crimped aluminum tube. These are completely inert replicas. Use Cases: - Commercial Demolition: Used by professional blasters to take down large structures (like stadiums or high-rises). The yellow wires are a common industrial color code for high visibility against concrete and debris. - Open-Pit Mining and Quarrying: These are the primary "matchsticks" used to trigger large-scale bench blasts. In the real world, hundreds of these would be wired together in a complex "daisy chain" (series circuit) back to a blasting machine. - Military EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal): Used by technicians as a standard component for "rendering safe" or counter-charging unexploded ordnance (UXO). An EOD tech might tape one of these to a found shell to detonate it from a safe distance. - Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs): In a tactical context, these are the critical "bridge" between a power source (like a cell phone or timer) and the main explosive charge (like a block of C4). They represent the point where an electrical signal becomes a physical explosion. - Seismic Exploration: Used in the oil and gas industry to create small, controlled underground "thumps" that allow geologists to map rock formations using sonar-like technology. NOTE: 24-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-1cm x D-1cm)
- [Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Unit (Inert - Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/electroconvulsive-therapy-ect-unit-inert-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Built to portray an Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) of novel design and capability. Such devices are intended to provide rapid relief for certain severe psychiatric conditions. This prop device is engineered to only provide simulated operation, and does not produce any harmful voltages—nor do the provided electrode-leads actually connect electrically to anything energized. Practical Features: - Simulated Numeric LED Displays: These are static, and do not change in value. - Status LED: Illuminates when both "ENGAGE" panel buttons are pressed. This notionally triggers the electroshock to the patient. - Remote Control: Incorporated pushbutton duplicates "ENGAGE" panel buttons function. - Snap Lead Connections: Real-world ECT's only require 2-connected electrodes for normal use. This fictitious device has provision for attachment of a second set of 2-"shock-electrodes"—and up to 5-additional "sensor-electrodes"—notionally used for feedback to the device to optimize performance—and the safety of the patient (4-ECG/EKG snap leads are included). Use Cases: ECT is not a primary treatment but is used in specialized medical settings for specific patient populations: - Acute Psychiatric Units: Used for patients with treatment-resistant depression who have not found relief through multiple medications or psychotherapy. - Emergency Interventions: Indicated when a patient’s life is in immediate danger, such as someone who is actively suicidal or in a state of catatonia where they stop eating and drinking. - Specialized Clinics: Used for treating severe bipolar disorder (mania) and certain types of schizophrenia. The primary function of an ECT unit is to deliver a brief, controlled electrical current to the brain to trigger a therapeutic seizure. - Mechanism: Small electrodes are placed on the patient's scalp (either on one side or both). A pulse of electricity is sent through these electrodes, causing a generalized seizure that typically lasts between 20 and 90 seconds. - Medical Oversight: In a real clinical setting, this is always performed while the patient is under general anesthesia and has been given a muscle relaxant. This ensures the patient is unconscious and that their body does not physically convulse during the seizure, preventing physical injury. Includes Accessories: - AC Power Supply. - Cabled Remote Control. - Optional Remote Holding Bracket. - 4-ECG/EKG Snap Leads. Prop History: This prop is actually a cosmetically altered HARRIS/LANIER P-126 Microcassette Transcriber. Silver paint, simulated brushed-metal panels and custom graphics, obscure the original device's light-brown color and intended function. Its clean lines were considered a well suited basis for the "cutting-edge" look intended for this fictitious device. (H-13cm x W-25.5cm x D-23cm)
- [ELECTROLAB EC 404-10 Amperes Test Meter (Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/electrolab-ec-404-10-amperes-test-meter-functional): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's (ESTIMATED) A robust, analog ammeter designed specifically for educational physics and electronics laboratories, not for high-precision industrial use. Use Case: Used in student laboratories to connect in series with a circuit to measure current flow. Its robust design and clear, large scale make it ideal for hands-on learning without needing batteries to operate. The meter movement is often diode-protected against accidental overload, but not against prolonged or significant overcurrent. (H-12cm x W-10.5cm x D-11cm)
- [Electronic Flash PC Connection Splitter - 3-Way](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/electronic-flash-pc-connection-splitter-3-way): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - When attached to a camera's single female PC connection, this device provides additional female PC connections to accomodate the attachment of up to 3 electronic flashes. (H-1.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Elevator Control Panel - Alternate Floor Operation (Custom Design - Rigged For Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elevator-control-panel-alternate-floor-operation-custom-design-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. This panel operates on automatic operation logic: a momentary press of a single button sends the car to its only other destination, then the system awaits the next command. Numbered "floor selection" buttons are not necessary because there is only one other floor to go to at any given time. Use Cases: - Residential Elevator: Personal mobility assistance between alternate floors. - Dumbwaiter or Freight Lift Control: Used as a two-stop freight elevator or dumbwaiter. The operator would use the "up" and "down" buttons to move the car between two levels (e.g., ground floor and basement). The large red "stop" button would serve as an immediate emergency cut-off, a crucial safety feature for this kind of equipment. - Restricted Access: Within a high-security environment, this simple panel can be placed inside a small, two-stop elevator car. The main security clearance (e.g., card reader or biometric scan) would be at the hallway door on each floor, with this simple panel only enabling movement after security protocols are met. - Machine Room Override Panel: A dedicated, restricted-access override panel located within an elevator machine room, allowing maintenance personnel to manually cycle the elevator car without needing the main building control system. Included Accessories: - External DC Power Supply. (H-19cm x W-11.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [ELMO Super 612R Super Eight Sound Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elmo-super-612r-super-eight-sound-camera): Circa 1972 A high-end and feature-rich camera at the time of its manufacture—suited for advanced amateur, institutional and professional use. - Lens and Focusing: Elmo Zoom f/1.2, F: 7-42 mm (6x zooming ratio), split image rangefinder, macro focusing, auto and manual zooming with two speeds, 67mm filter size. - Exposure and Filming: Auto and manual exposure control (TTL EE) with backlight control and exposure compensation, auto film speed setting for 25/40 and 100/160 ASA (daylight/tungsten), built-in 85A CCA filter, variable 220-degree shutter opening angle, auto fade-in/fade-out, automatic lap-dissolve, filming speeds of 6, 18, 24, 54 fps, and single frame. - Sound and Connectivity: Double-system sound recording on a synchronized tape recorder (like the Elmo DR1 or SR1), sound and remote control sockets, and a built-in pulse generator for flash synchronization (animation illumination). - Other notable features: Retractable handle, DC micromotor for film drive, powered by 6x AA batteries, built-in interval timer (time lapse—0.6 to 30 seconds), and a film reverse function (double exposure effects). Includes: - ELMO wrist strap. - ELMO 67mm lens hood. Available Separately: - SANKYO Power Pack 9-Volt DC (compatible external battery pack). - CANON Remote Switch (Compatible remote for single frame exposure or camera start/stop operations). - Custom made NIKON DR-3 Right Angle Viewing Attachment adaptor. - NIKON DR-3 Right Angle Viewing Attachment. - Assorted lens filters - ELMO carrying case. - Suitable tripods. (H-13.5cm x W-8cm x D-24cm)
- [ELMO Super 612R Super Eight Sound Camera Fitted Carrying Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elmo-super-612r-super-eight-sound-camera-fitted-carrying-case): Circa Early 1970's - Will fit certain other brands/types of Super-8mm cameras other than the ELMO Super 612R Super Eight Sound Camera (Available separately). - Shoulder carrying strap available separately. (H-24.5cm x W-33cm x D-14cm)
- [ELMO Super 8 Sound 612S-XL](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elmo-super-8-sound-612s-xl): Circa 1978 Designed for ease of use and creative flexibility, suitable for both beginners and more discerning filmmakers. Features include: - Lens: It features a sharp Elmo zoom lens, f/1.2 - 8.5-51mm, providing 6x magnification with macro capabilities and an impressive f/1.2 aperture ideal for low-light filming (62mm filter size). - Filming & Exposure: Offers multiple filming speeds (18, 24 fps, and single frame), automatic and manual exposure control with TTL EE (Through-The-Lens Electric Eye), and a 220° shutter opening angle for enhanced low-light performance. - Sound: Utilizes a single-system magnetic recording system for Super 8 film, offering automatic and manual recording level control, microphone and auxiliary inputs, and an earphone jack for monitoring. - Zooming & Focusing: Features both 2-speed automatic and manual zooming, along with split-image focusing and a "Focusfree" system for ease of use when subjects are moving. - Additional Features: Includes a built-in self-timer, automatic fade-in/fade-out for both picture and sound, a built-in 85A filter with a cancellation slide, and accepts both standard 50ft and special 200ft sound film cartridges for extended filming. Included Accessories: - ELMO Action Mike EC-204 detachable boom microphone (with removable foam pop-screen). - ELMO 62mm lens hood. Available Separately: - Compatible external microphones and microphone extension cables. - Assorted lens filters. - ELMO fitted carrying case. - Suitable tripods. (H-19cm x W-7cm x D-26cm)
- [ELMO Super 8 Sound 612S-XL Fitted Carrying Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elmo-super-8-sound-612s-xl-fitted-carrying-case): Circa Late 1970's - Includes shoulder strap. - Will fit certain other brands/types of Super-8mm cameras other than the ELMO Super 8 Sound 612S-XL (Available separately). (H-23.5cm x W-c32m x D-12.5cm)
- [ELMO Super-8mm 1200' Reel - Metal - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elmo-super-8mm-1200-reel-metal-silver): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. - 12.25-inch reel: Approx. 30.5 cm in diameter, typically holding about 1200 feet of film. Original packaging available upon request. (H-30.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-1cm)
- [ELYTE (AKAS: CROWN) Revolving Safety Lite (Portable Vehicle Emergency Beacon)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/elyte-akas-crown-revolving-safety-lite-portable-vehicle-emergency-beacon-cigarette-lighter-powered): Circa Mid 1960's to Earl 1970's A vintage, battery-powered emergency beacon manufactured in Japan during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Plugs into a 12-volt cigarette lighter socket to activate a continuous 360-degree rotating light within its translucent red dome. Use Cases: - Emergency Roadside Visibility: Its primary design was for drivers during breakdowns or accidents to provide a high-visibility, 360-degree warning to oncoming traffic. - Unmarked Law Enforcement: Similar portable "teardrop" or "gumball" lights were famously used by plainclothes officers and investigators for undercover or "unmarked" police vehicles during the mid-20th century. - Volunteer First Responders: Volunteer firefighters or ambulance personnel used these as temporary signal lights on their personal vehicles when responding to calls. (H-16cm x W-8cm x D-8cm)
- [EMERSON RESEARCH CD Player Remote Control (3-Disc CD Changer Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/emerson-research-cd-player-remote-control-3-disc-cd-changer-remote-control): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Designed for controlling CD player functions such as power, volume, track navigation (play, pause, stop, skip), CD door control, program, memory, repeat, intro, and random play modes, as well as FM/AM and AUX input selection, and EQ settings. (H-19cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [EMISSIVE ENERGY CORP Inova Emissive Energy 24/7 Multi-Function Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/emissive-energy-corp-inova-emissive-energy-247-multi-function-light): Circa Early 2000's A versatile lighting tool designed for a wide range of environments, from everyday home use to extreme outdoor and emergency situations. Use Cases: - Outdoor and Survival: Its rugged, waterproof polymer case is designed to withstand temperatures from -20° to +50° C, making it ideal for camping, hiking, and mountaineering. - Emergency Signaling: With four dedicated emergency signal modes and 1.25 to 2-mile signal visibility, it serves as a sophisticated distress beacon for roadside emergencies, marine use, or search-and-rescue. - Hands-Free Utility: The octagonal design allows it to stand freely on its base or side. - Night Vision: Includes dedicated red and yellow LEDs to preserve night vision during tactical operations or nighttime navigation. Technical Specifications: - LED Configuration: 8 total: 4 White, 2 Red, 2 Yellow. - Lighting Modes:8 total (3 steady, 4 emergency signals, 1 locator beacon). - Beam Distance: Up to 75 feet. - Battery Type:One 123A Lithium battery. - Construction: Rugged, water-resistant polymer (IPX6 rated). - Switch Type: Easy-to-use rotary dial for single-handed operation. (H-7.5cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ENERGEX Thermostat (Designed For Hotel Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/energex-thermostat-designed-for-hotel-use): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A specialized occupancy-based energy management device, primarily used in commercial and hospitality settings like hotels, student housing, and healthcare facilities. Unlike standard residential thermostats, this system is designed to reduce utility waste by adjusting temperatures automatically when rooms are unoccupied. Use Case: - Hospitality & Multi-Unit Housing: Its most common application is in hotel rooms and rental units where guests often leave heating or cooling running while away. NOTE: Digital LCD display is powered by an internal battery. (H-11.43cm x W-7cm x D-3.3cm)
- [ENG Lens Custom Modified to be Single-Shot Firearm (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eng-lens-custom-modified-to-be-single-shot-firearm-inertsimulated): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's (ESTIMATED) A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to depict a covert, single-shot assassination weapon disguised as a professional B4-mount ENG (Electronic News Gathering) lens. Notionally, it would be mounted to a real ENG camera—allowing an operative to infiltrate a press scrum as a news camera operator. - Single Cartridge Receiver: The servo unit section of the lens features a side-loading breach that opens when the "zoom control" rocker-switch is operated. the This allows for the rapid reloading of a single projectile. - Repurposed Controls: In the context of a fictional narrative, the standard buttons used for video recording or focus are positioned to serve as the trigger and safety mechanisms. - Compatibility: Will attach to any ENG camera that incorporates a B4-mount. NOTE: The simulated gun barrel was originally made silver to make it more visible to camera. The attachment of a common threaded ND filter is recommended to make this feature more subtle—or alternately—simply paint the barrel black. (H-27.5cm x W-16cm)
- [EPSON Stylus Photo 870 Inkjet Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/epson-stylus-photo-870-inkjet-printer): Circa 2000 A six-color photo-centric inkjet printer designed for producing high-quality, professional-looking photographs at home. It was one of the first printers to offer photo lab quality and longevity comparable to traditional film prints. Use Case: For digital photography enthusiasts to print vibrant, long-lasting photos from digital cameras, scanners, or the web. - It specialized in high-resolution, six-color printing (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Light Cyan, and Light Magenta) for smooth tonal gradations and finer detail. - It supported borderless printing, including continuous edge-to-edge snapshots using a roll paper holder accessory. - Despite its photo focus, it was also capable of printing laser-quality black text for general document printing. Historical Significance: Highly significant for bringing professional-grade photo printing to the consumer market at an affordable price (around $299 USD at launch). - It leveraged EPSON's exclusive Micro Piezo inkjet technology and a 6-ink system to achieve photo quality and print speeds that rivaled and influenced traditional photo lab processes. - Paired with specific EPSON papers and inks, prints were rated for fade resistance of up to 25 years, a major breakthrough for archival-quality inkjet prints at the time. - It helped solidify EPSONs reputation as a leader in photographic printing and was enthusiastically received by professional photographers and trade journals. (H-16.5cm x W-43cm x D-28.5cm)
- [Equipment Case - Fiberglass Construction with Aluminum Frame - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/equipment-case-fiberglass-construction-with-aluminum-frame-black): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) A heavy-duty equipment case is designed for the professional transport and protection of sensitive instruments and high-value tools. (H-21cm x W-45cm x D-37cm)
- [Equipment Case with Aluminum Frame - Sliver Panels](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/equipment-case-with-aluminum-frame-sliver-panels): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 1990's A custom ATA-300 Flight Case, a professional-grade transport container designed for heavy-duty protection of sensitive equipment during air and ground travel. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-21.5cm x W-42cm x D-29.5cm)
- [ESC 5040 DC Power Supply (13.5V DC and 24.4V DC Output)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/esc-5040-dc-power-supply-135v-dc-and-244v-dc-output): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's A specialized, industrial power supply manufactured by the ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CORPORATION. Use Case: The ESC 5040 is a high-reliability DC Power Supply and Monitoring Unit. Its primary role is to provide and monitor stable DC voltages—specifically 13.5V DC and 24.4V DC—which are standard power rails for a wide range of mission-critical systems. Fields of Use: Specifically designed for environments requiring high-reliability power monitoring, such as avionics test benches, broadcast engineering, and telecom central offices. The "Emergency Restoral" and "Fail/Normal" indicators suggest it was used in critical systems where maintaining uptime or quickly restoring power was essential. NOTE: If desired, the unit can be removed from its housing for rack-case or equipment rack mounting. (H-39.5cm x W-56.5cm x D-39cm)
- [ESE Audio/Video Mixer (Analog A/V Switcher/Mixer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ese-audiovideo-mixer-analog-av-switchermixer): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's Designed as an audio and video mixer/switcher, allowing for multiple analog input sources to be combined or selected for various outputs. Features dual 10-segment VU meters that illuminate sequentially from left to right to indicate audio signal level (a live or recorded audio source must be provided for this purpose—available separately). Use Cases: Video production, educational settings, video surveillance or even in advanced home entertainment systems. Accessories Available Separately: - BNC cables (video) and various BNC connection adapters. - RCA Cables (audio) and various RCA connection adapters. - Various practical audio signal sources (for VU meter operation). AC powered. (H-8.5cm x W-26cm x D-23.5cm)
- [Ethernet Cables - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ethernet-cables-assorted): Circa 1973 to Early 2000's History and Production: - Invention: Ethernet was invented by Robert Metcalfe and David Boggs at Xerox PARC in 1973. - Standardization: It was commercially introduced in 1980 and standardized as IEEE 802.3 in 1983. - Evolution: The first systems used thick coaxial cables, which evolved into the thinner, more flexible twisted pair cables common today. The first official standard for twisted-pair cables (Category 3) was ratified in 1991. - Current Production (as of 2025): Ethernet cables have been in continuous production for decades and continue to be manufactured today with new categories (e.g., Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat8) that support progressively faster speeds and bandwidths. Common Categories and Uses: - Cat5e: 1 Gbps (1000 Mbps)100 MHz. Common for home networks, basic internet usage, and streaming. - Cat6: 1 Gbps (10 Gbps at <55m) 250 MHz. Recommended for gaming, HD streaming, and commercial offices. - Cat6a: 10 Gbps - 500 MHz. Used in data centers and demanding applications where speed and reliability are crucial. PLEASE NOTE: 21-Units available - Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [EUMIG C3 8mm Cine Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eumig-c3-8mm-film-camera): Circa 1954 to 1959 - Uses Standard-8mm roll film. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates. - Lens cap available upon request. - Accessory telephoto lens available separately. - Made in Austria. (H-13cm x W-5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [EUMIG C3 R 8mm Cine Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eumig-c3-r-8mm-movie-camera): Circa 1958 to 1959 - Uses Standard-8mm roll film. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates. - This model introduced a rotating turret with three lenses to the Eumig C3 line. - Made in Austria. (H-13cm x W-8cm x D-16cm)
- [EUMIG Mark-501 Film Projector (Dual-8mm Film Projector)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eumig-mark-501-film-projector-dual-8mm-film-projector): Circa 1969 - Switchable film formats (Super 8, Single 8, Standard 8, Regular 8). - Reel capacity of up to 120m (400 ft). - Fully automatic film loading. - It features a Multi-coated, Ultra Sharp, Eumig Vario Eupronet F1:1.6 15-27mm Zoom lens - Uses a Sealed reflector 8 Volt 50Watt A1/17 projection lamp with a half-power option. - Rapid rewind and projection speeds of 9 and 18 frames per second. - Weight: 4500 g. (H-22cm x W-13.5cm x D-26.5cm)
- [EUMIG P8 - Standard-8mm Film Projector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eumig-p8-standard-8mm-film-projector): Circa 1954 - Includes take-up reel. - 2-units available. - Made in Austria. Accessories Available Separately: - EUMIG P8 Carrying Case. Companion Equipment Available Separately: - EUNIG C3 or C3R 8mm Cine (Movie) Cameras. (H-28cm x W-20cm x D-27.5cm)
- [EVEREADY Flashlight - Compact - Black (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eveready-flashlight-compact-black-incandescent): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's NOTE: 2-Units Available. (H-4.5cm x W-3cm x D-10cm)
- [EVEREADY Heavy Duty Floating Flashlight - Black/Red (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eveready-heavy-duty-floating-flashlight-black): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) Designed for high-moisture and high-impact environments. Uses a 6-volt spring-terminal equipped battery. Use Cases: 1. Marine & Water Activities - Boating & Kayaking: The primary "floating" feature is designed for easy recovery if the lantern is dropped overboard. - Fishing: Its water-resistant construction and non-slip handle make it reliable for night fishing or early morning trips on the water. 2. Emergency & Survival Kits - Severe Weather: A useful addition to a "Hurricane/Storm Supplies" kit due to its moisture and impact resistance. - Search & Rescue: The powerful beam makes it a useful tool for signaling or navigating in dark, debris-filled areas. 3. Industrial & Professional Use - Job Sites: The "Heavy Duty" branding refers to its rugged polyethylene body and shatterproof lens, which can survive a 1-meter drop onto hard surfaces like concrete. - Infrastructure Maintenance: Because it uses a 6V lantern battery, it provides steady, consistent output for contractors working in damp or unlit environments like basements, crawlspaces, or utility tunnels. 4. Outdoor Recreation - Camping: It serves as a durable "all-around" campsite light that can be left out in the rain or dropped without failing. - Roadside Emergencies: The long-range beam is effective for alerting oncoming traffic or performing repairs at night. NOTE: 2-Units available—both equipped with original type incandescent light bulbs—upgradable to high-output krypton or LED replacements. (H-12cm x W-10cm x D-19.5cm)
- [Evidence Box (Custom)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/evidence-box-custom): Circa 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop that portrays a small specialized storage container incorporating a single retaining clasp, removable lid and collapsable carrying handle. (H-13.5cm x W-20cm x D-38.5cm)
- [Eye-Themed Webcam (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/eye-themed-webcam-usb): Circa Early 2000's (H-8.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6cm)
- [FANON-MASCO Escort Model FTR-403 Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fanon-masco-escort-model-ftr-403-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Earphone, microphone, shoulder strap, take-up reel and blank tape are included. - Original packaging available upon request. - OPERATOR'S MANUAL (H-7.5cm x W-25cm x D-13cm)
- [FBII XK-708 8-Zone LED Keypad With Alarm System Emulator Kit (Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fbii-xk-708-8-zone-led-keypad-with-alarm-system-emulator-kit-simulated-operation): Circa 1992 Interface and control hub for a compatible security alarm system, typically in residential or small commercial settings. Simulated Operation: The included Alarm System Emulator provides all of the functionality normally associated with the use of this keypad. It attaches to the keypad via a thin telephone cable that provides both battery power and signal communications to the unit. This facilitates simulation of the following functions: - Arming and Disarming the System: Users input a unique security code to activate (arm) or deactivate (disarm) the alarm system for various scenarios, like "Away Mode" (arming all sensors when leaving) or "Stay Mode" (arming perimeter sensors while allowing interior movement). - Zone Status Monitoring: The 8 LED indicators correspond to different zones (areas of protection, e.g., front door, window, motion sensor) within the secured premises, providing visual feedback on their status (e.g., open, closed, bypassed, or in alarm). - Bypassing Zones: Users can temporarily exclude specific zones from the armed state, for instance, if a window is open or a sensor is faulty, using the "BYPASS" function. - Instant Arming: The "INSTANT" feature allows for arming the system and eliminating entry/exit delays, triggering an immediate alarm if a protected zone is violated. - System Status Indication: LEDs on the keypad indicate critical system states such as "READY" for arming, "BAT" for battery status, and "AC" for power status. - Panic and Duress Functionality: In emergencies, users can typically trigger a panic alarm by pressing specific keys, and some systems also support a duress code to signal a forced entry situation to a central monitoring station. - Basic Programming and User Management: The "CODE" button allows access to programming modes for installers and enables master users to add or delete other user codes. - OPERATING/PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS (H-12cm x W-16.5cm x D-3cm)
- [FBII XL4600SM Keypad (Residential Alarm System)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fbii-xl4600sm-keypad-residential-alarm-system): Circa 1992 Surface mount keypad with 12-LEDs for monitoring zone status. Includes 2-choices of keypad door/cover: white or translucent smoke. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power and control circuitry to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source can be provided at client request and expense. This can include backlight illumination of the keypad, wireless radio remote control of the LED status indicators for RED-ARMED, GREEN-READY as well as selectable illumination of each of the 6- ZONE indicators. (H-11.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [FEDERAL MAXUM Digital Electronic Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/federal-maxum-digital-electronic-indicator): Circa Mid 1980's (ESTIMATED) A high-precision measuring tool used in manufacturing and metrology. Use Case: The primary use of a digital electronic indicator is for highly accurate dimensional measurement and inspection in machine shops and quality control environments. - It is often mounted on a stand or in a custom fixture to measure variations in the dimensions of machined parts. - It ensures parts conform to specified engineering tolerances, measuring features like flatness, roundness, concentricity, and bore dimensions. - A key feature of digital indicators is their ability to output data directly to a computer for statistical process control (SPC), which reduces operator error in reading and recording measurements. NOTE: 2-Units available.
- [FELLOWS Zip Disk Storage Case - Blue (Also Fits 3.5-Inch Floppy Discs)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fellows-zip-disk-storage-case-blue-also-fits-35-inch-floppy-discs): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Storage solution for 3 IOMEGA Zip disks. (H-12cm x W-10cm x D-2.5cm)
- [FIDELITY ELECTRIC Model 10 Cap Blasting Machine](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fidelity-electric-model-10-cap-blasting-machine): Circa Late 1940's to Late 1950's Known as a "twist-type" initiator, this device was a standard piece of equipment for squad and platoon demolition sets during World War II. This unit is a post-WWII industrial version. Key Differences from Military Units: - Construction: Commercial units often utilized an aluminum top instead of the heavier brass tops found on wartime models. - Target Market: These were produced for civilian sectors such as mining, quarrying, and construction, whereas the olive drab versions were strictly for U.S. Army Engineers and Navy demolition teams. - Design Continuity: Despite the color and material changes, the internal twist-type generator mechanism remained largely identical to the 1930 patent design used during the war. (H-20.5cm x W-10cm x D-9cm)
- [Film Negatives Packaging (Glassine Envelopes)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/film-negatives-packaging-glassine-envelopes): Circa 1980's - Typically used by commercial photo labs for the return of processed negatives to photofinishing customers. - Rental rate is for the depicted group of items. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-15cm x W-10.5cm x D-<0.5cm)
- [Fire Detection Enunciator Panel - 26-Zone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fire-detection-enunciator-panel-26-zone): Circa Late 1970s to Late Mid 1990's Use Case: This panel provides immediate visual confirmation for the location of fire or trouble alarms within a specific facility or building. It is an essential component for any commercial fire alarm system, as it quickly directs emergency personnel to the source of an alarm condition. NOTE: LED indicators can be rigged to illuminate via wireless remote control at client request. (H-36cm x W-61cm x D-4cm)
- ["FIRE LINE" Tape (Fire Department Barricade Tape)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fire-line-tape-fire-department-barricade-tape): Circa Early 1970's to Early 2000's A specialized version of non-adhesive barricade tape designed for fire and emergency services to demarcate dangerous zones and control access to hazardous areas. Use Cases: - Scene Isolation: Used by firefighters to isolate a particular area during or after a fire to keep the public away from immediate risks like smoke inhalation, airborne particulate matter, and damaged structures. - Perimeter Control: Establishes tight control over emergency scene perimeters quickly and efficiently, preventing bystanders from disturbing valuable evidential items during an investigation. - Hazard Marking: Beyond fire scenes, it is used to mark fire hydrants in dusty or smoky environments and to signify physical hazards like chemical spills or bio-hazardous materials. Era of Use: - Standardization (1970s–1980s): Like other barricade tapes, "FIRE LINE" versions became a standard tool for emergency responders in the 1970s and 1980s when cheap, durable plastics replaced traditional ropes and wooden sawhorses. - Modern Specialty (2020s): Recent innovations include specialized hazard tapes specifically designed to protect firefighters from common fireground hazards, reflecting a shift toward more technical scene management. Historical Significance: - Chain of Custody: Similar to police tape, it played a vital historical role in the professionalization of fire investigation. By establishing a clear physical and legal boundary, it helps investigators preserve the integrity of a scene for subsequent arson-related crimes. - Universal Warning: It has evolved into a globally recognized symbol of safety. The choice of vivid yellow is scientifically significant, as it is the most eye-catching color, easily seen by color-blind individuals and highly visible through smoke or storm conditions. - OSHA Compliance: It fulfills modern safety regulations, such as OSHA 1910.144, by providing a standardized method for marking physical hazards. NOTE: Not provided as an expendable—intended for set decoration purposes only.
- [FIRE•LITE ALARMS MS-2410BC Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/firelite-alarms-ms-2410bc-conventional-fire-alarm-control-panel): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A core component in building fire safety systems, processing signals from detection devices. Use Case: Designed for small to medium-sized commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. It serves as the "brain" of the fire alarm system, processing inputs from conventional devices like smoke detectors, heat sensors, manual pull stations, and waterflow devices. Upon receiving a signal, it activates notification appliance circuits (NACs) for horns and strobes and communicates the alarm to a central monitoring station via a built-in digital alarm communicator/transmitter (DACT). (H-43cm x W-50.5cm x D-9.5cm)
- [FIRWEL COMPANY LTD. - Flight Suit Oxygen Regulator Part No. F 121L10-104-3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/firwel-company-ltd-flight-suit-oxygen-regulator-part-no-f-121l10-104-3): Circa Late 1960's to Mid 1980's (ESTIMATED) (H-9.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-26.5cm)
- [FISHER PH-W704 Stereo Audio Tape Recorder with Dual Cassette Transports & AM/FM Tuner (Boombox)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fisher-ph-w704-stereo-audio-tape-recorder-with-dual-cassette-transports-amp-amfm-tuner-boombox): Circa Mid 1980's - Battery powered. - Can be powered by AC via the included power cord. (H-21.9cm x W-59cm x D-15.4cm)
- [FISHER PRICE Walkie-Talkie (FPT45195)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fisher-price-walkie-talkie-fpt45195): Circa 1998 to 1989 Also known as the Sky Talkers (Model #815). A vintage children's toy two-way radio set that features a built-in Morse Code chart and key for sending coded messages. Use Case: A simple, durable toy for imaginative play and short-range voice communication between two users (each unit is half-duplex, requiring a push-to-talk button press to transmit). The integrated Morse Code button and decoder chart provided an educational element, allowing children to experiment with sending messages using light flashes or sound. Historical Significance: A nostalgic and iconic toy from the 1980s, fondly remembered by a generation of children. It represents the era of simple, tough, battery- operated toys that encouraged outdoor and imaginative play. For many users, it was their first interaction with two-way communication technology and even an introduction to Morse Code. (H-30.5cm x W-6cm x D-3.5cm)
- [FISHER Stereo Tuner Model FM-77 (AM/FM)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fisher-stereo-tuner-model-fm-77-amfm): Circa 1982 - Requires phono (RCA) cables for output connection to an amplified stereo system (both available separately). NOTE: 5-Units available. (H-5.5cm x W-40cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Flash-Bang Grenades (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/flash-bang-grenades-inertsimulated-copy): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a single-use grenade that produces a massive sensory overload which will temporarily incapacitate a person. The primary effects are a combination of blinding light, deafening sound, and physical pressure. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Use Cases: Stun grenades are standard equipment for SWAT and military special operations units in high-stakes environments. - Hostage Rescues: Teams deploy them to create a brief "window of opportunity" (approx. 2–5 seconds) to neutralize threats while ensuring the safety of hostages. - High-Risk Warrants & Raids: Used during entries into fortified locations or drug raids to prevent suspects from destroying evidence or mounting an armed defense. - Room Clearing & Breaching: Fired or thrown into a room immediately before entry to disorient occupants, reducing the risk of an ambush for the entering team. - Crowd & Riot Control: Specifically designed variants are used to disperse violent crowds or manage prison riots by creating a momentary state of chaos that allows authorities to regain control. NOTE: 2-Units available—each comes with 2-extra safety-pins. (H-12.5cm x W-4cm x D-6cm)
- [Flashbars - Assorted Brands](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/flashbars-assorted-brands): Circa 1972 to Late 1970's - Price is per Flashbar. NOTE: This is not an expendable item and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-4.5cm x W-11cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Flashlight - Compact - Gray/Yellow (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/flashlight-compact-grayyellow-incandescent): Circa Early 2000's NOTE: Utilizes an incandescent light bulb—upgradable to high-output krypton bulb. (H-9.5cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [Flashlight with Retractable Amber Beacon and Lanyard - Rechargeable - Black/Red (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/flashlight-with-retractable-amber-beacon-and-lanyard-rechargable-blackred): Circa Late 1990s Provides focused beam illumination as well as a retractable amber emergency beacon. Utilizes a rechargeable battery. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-4cm x D-16cm)
- [Fluid Reservoir Apparatus (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluid-reservoir-apparatus-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa 1995 A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Practical Features: Vessels and fittings are water tight and can be filled with plain or colored water. The quick-release water-tight connections are of a common type, so additional lines can be easily attached as required (not included). NOTE: Device utilizes GARDENA brand quick-release garden hose connectors. History: Originally built for, and appeared in, the feature film Exquisite Tenderness (1995).
- [FLUKE 6010A Synthesized Signal Generator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluke-6010a-synthesized-signal-generator): Circa 1978 A microprocessor-controlled frequency source designed for highly accurate and stable signal generation across a wide frequency range. Use Cases: - Electronics Design & R&D Labs: Engineers used the 6010A to prototype and characterize new circuits, particularly for IF (Intermediate Frequency) and AM (Amplitude Modulation) stage testing. - Production & Industrial Plants: Its programmable nature allowed it to be integrated into automated test systems for quality control of electronic components like filters, amplifiers, and mixers. - Service Depots & Repair Centers: Technicians relied on it as a "workhorse" for troubleshooting and returning complex machinery to top production levels, especially in telecommunications service. - Field Service: Unlike many bulky synthesizers of its time, the 6010A was marketed as "portable," allowing field technicians to perform high-precision calibrations and on-site testing. - Educational Laboratories: Used in university settings to teach the principles of frequency synthesis, modulation, and circuit analysis. Historical Significance: The 6010A was part of a pioneering generation of "smart" test equipment that integrated microprocessors into its design. This allowed for advanced features like digital frequency synthesis and internal calibration tables, which were groundbreaking at the time and moved the industry away from purely analog control systems. It represented FLUKE's push to make sophisticated laboratory-grade synthesis portable and more accessible. (H-16.5cm x W-21.5cm x D-48.3cm)
- [FLUKE Scopemeter 905/25B - Portable Oscilloscope (Nonfunctional - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluke-scopemeter-90525b-portable-oscilloscope-nonfunctional-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 1996 A nonfunctional manufacturer's replica of a high-performance 100 MHz handheld digital oscilloscope and multimeter. It has been custom-rigged to provide a realistic, simulated, backlit monochrome LCD display. Use Cases: - Industrial Automation & Maintenance: Used for troubleshooting motor drives, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and complex control systems in factories. - Power Electronics & Systems: Ideal for testing three-phase power, UPS systems, inverters (wind/solar), and heavy transportation controls like diesel locomotives. - Specialized Field Services: - Medical Imaging: Analyzing signals in complex medical equipment. - Avionics: Testing and maintaining electronic systems in aircraft. - Video Systems: Features dedicated TV field and line triggering for diagnosing broadcast and professional video signals. - Agricultural Technology: Can be used on farms to check motor starts, fencers, trainers, and monitor for transients or harmonic distortion in power lines. Primary Measurement Tasks - Waveform Analysis: Capturing and analyzing signal properties like amplitude, frequency, and rise time to identify circuit distortion or noise. - Extended Recording: Utilizing the TrendPlot™ and ScopeRecord™ modes to monitor signals for up to 24 hours (or 22 days for some parameters), which is crucial for finding intermittent "glitch" faults. - Component & Continuity Testing: Serving as a high-accuracy digital multimeter to measure resistance, voltage, and continuity in standard electrical troubleshooting. Environment Suitability Because it is battery-operated and lightweight, it is suitable for use in harsh, hazardous, or dirty settings. It is specifically designed to handle industrial vibrations and shocks (rated for up to 30g) and is often drip-proof and dust-resistant. Historical Significance: The ScopeMeter series represented a breakthrough in merging the detailed analysis of a bench oscilloscope with the ruggedness of a portable multimeter. The 105B specifically was significant for its high 100 MHz bandwidth in a handheld format, a major technical achievement at the time that helped set the standard for modern field-test equipment. (H-11cm x W-14cm x D-6.2cm)
- [Fluorescent Light Fixture - White](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluorescent-light-fixture-white): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's (H-4.5cm x W-47cm x D-10cm)
- [Fluorescent Lighting Fixture - White Housing](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluorescent-lighting-fixture-white-housing): Circa Early 2000's Produces diffused, warm-white illumination. (H-50.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Fluorescent Portable Work Light - Black Housing](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluorescent-portable-work-light-black-housing): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Designed to provide a broad, even "flood" of light in environments where standard spotlights would create too much glare. Use Cases: - Camping & Outdoor Travel: Its portable and cordless design makes it ideal for illuminating the interior of tents, camper vans, or outdoor dining areas. - Emergency Preparedness: A staple for home power outages, as the fluorescent tube provides 360-degree ambient light to illuminate entire rooms safely without the heat or risk of open flames. - Tight Utility Spaces: The slim profile is specifically useful for task lighting in closets, pantries, and attics where permanent wiring isn't available. - Automotive Maintenance: Frequently used for roadside car repairs, providing a steady, hands-free light source when hung or mounted under the hood. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-33cm x W-4.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Fluorescent Work Light - White Housing](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fluorescent-work-light-white-housing): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Designed to provide convenient, temporary soft-light illumination to a small work area. AC powered. (H-3cm x W-12.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [FLYSKY FS-i10 2.4Ghz AFHDS2 10 Channel Transmitter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/flysky-fs-i10-24ghz-afhds2-10-channel-transmitter): Circa 2013 A ten channel transmitter with a telemetry system, used for controlling radio-controlled (RC) models. Powered by an internal, removable, rechargeable battery. Use Cases: - RC Models: Controlling fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, gliders, and drones. - Animatronics: Operating the multiple servos needed for movement and expression in animatronic characters. - Robotics: Providing remote control interfaces for various robotic projects. - Custom Projects: Used in a wide array of custom electronic builds that require precise, multi-channel remote control. Include Accessories: - USB Charging Cable. Accessories Available Separately: - FLYSKY FS-IA10 10-Channel Receiver. - Documentation. Historical Significance: Considered significant as one of the earlier models from FLYSKY a major value brand in the RC market. It was a notable step forward for the company, featuring a full-color resistive touchscreen, a sleek ergonomic design, and the implementation of their advanced AFHDS 2A (Automatic Frequency Hopping Digital System 2) protocol. This protocol offered improved interference protection and enabled two-way communication (telemetry) at a more accessible price point compared to high-end competitors at the time. (H-20cm x W-19cm x D-9cm)
- [FOSTEX Model TT-15 Test Tone Oscillator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fostex-model-tt-15-test-tone-oscillator): Circa 1989 - Used for checking frequency response, calibrating mixers with tape recorders and other audio level matching tasks. - Low distortion sine wave oscillator with five selectable frequencies (40Hz, 400 Hz, k1 Hz, 10 kHz and 15 kHz) and three selectable output levels (-30 dB, -10 dB and 0 dB). Battery operated (9-volt x1). - Phono (RCA) output jack (cable available separately). (H-11cm x W-2cm x D-7.5cm)
- [FUJI Betacam H321E Video Cassette Case (Case Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fuji-betacam-h321e-video-cassette-case-case-only): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's (H-17.5cm x W-11cm x D-3cm)
- [FUJI FILM 5.25-Inch MD2HD Double-Sided Floppy Disks With Storage Case (Set of 12)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fuji-film-525-inch-md2hd-double-sided-floppy-disks-with-storage-case-set-of-12-740): Circa Early 1980's to Early 1990's 5.25-inch floppy disks with storage case—set of 12. (H-5.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-18cm)
- [FUJI H621E 1-Inch Video Tape Case (Case Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/fuji-h621e-1-inch-video-tape-case-case-only): Circa 1979 PLEASE NOTE: Case only. 3-cases available. (H-32cm x W-31cm x D-5cm)
- [FUNAI N9377 VCR/TV Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/funai-n9377-vcrtv-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's An OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) replacement or original remote for various VCR players under the Funai umbrella of brands. It is compatible with VCR models from: - FUNAI - EMERSON - SYLVANIA - IRT Specific compatible models include (but are not limited to): - 6245FB - 6241CVB - 6240VB - DTK4300 - DTK5400HF - EWV401 - EWV601, - KVS400 - KVS600 - SSV6001 (H-15.5cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [FUNAI/EMERSON/SYLVANIA lN9381 VCR/TV Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/funaiemersonsylvania-ln9381-vcrtv-remote-control): Circa Late 1990's Designed to control a range of FUNIA VCR/VHS player models, including, but not limited to: - FUNIA F2840M - FUNIA F2860M - FUNIA KVS699 - FUNIA SL2740 - FUNIA SL2940 - FUNIA SL2960 - FUNIA SRV192 - FUNIA SRV194 - FUNIA SRV196 - FUNIA VR69WF - FUNIA VR79WF Will also control other VCR's made by FUNIA that are branded as EMERSON or SYLVANIA. (H-18cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [FUTABA Skysport 4 Four - Digital Proportional RC Transmitter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/futaba-skysport-4-four-digital-proportional-rc-transmitter): Circa 1998 A digital proportional radio control transmitter, operating on the 72 MHz FM frequency band. Powered by 8-AA batteries. Use Cases: - RC Models: Controlling fixed-wing aircraft, gliders, and drones. - Animatronics: Operating the multiple servos needed for movement and expression in animatronic characters. - Robotics: Providing remote control interfaces for various robotic projects. - Custom Projects: Used in a wide array of custom electronic builds that require precise, multi-channel remote control. Accessories Available Separately: - FUTABA 4-Channel Receiver. - Compatible Servos. (H-19.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [GAF Pana-Vue 2 135mm Slide Viewer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gaf-pana-vue-2-135mm-slide-viewer): Circa Late 1970's - Powered by 2-"AA" batteries. (H-6cm x W-7cm x D-11cm)
- [GAF Pana-Vue Automatic Slide Viewer (135mm Slide Viewer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gaf-pana-vue-automatic-slide-viewer-135mm-slide-viewer): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - A small, plastic, free-standing viewer for 2x2 slides. The unit holds 36 slides and features automatic slide change via a manually operated "slider" bar. - This viewer operates on 2 "D" batteries (not included) or the optional Pana-Vue Transformer (AC adapter). (H-16.5cm x W-17cm x D-12.5cm)
- [GAF SS505 XL Super 8 Sound Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gaf-ss505-xl-super-8-sound-camera): Circa 1977 - Features a GAF Reflex Macro Zoom f: 1.2 lens (8-40 mm, 5x zoom), takes a 62 mm filter, and has a 220-degree shutter opening. - Single-system sound recording with automatic level control. Accessories Available Separately: - 62mm lens hood. - Assorted 62mm lens filters. - Compatible external microphones and microphone extension cables. - Suitable tripods. (H-20.5cm x W-8cm x D-22cm)
- [GAMESHARK SharkBoard USB Keyboard (Playstation 2 Compatible)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gameshark-sharkboard-usb-keyboard-playstation-2-compatible): Circa 2004 A full-size keyboard specifically designed for the PlayStation 2 console and PC. MAD CATZ (which acquired the GameShark brand). Use Case: The primary use case was to dramatically speed up code entry for the GameShark cheat device software and to facilitate online gaming communication on consoles. - GameShark Code Entry: Entering long lines of codes with a game controller was tedious; the keyboard made this process a "snap". Function keys on the keyboard were often mapped to console buttons (e.g., F5-F8 might correspond to the Cross, Circle, Square, and Triangle buttons) to further speed up interaction within the GameShark menus. - Online Gaming: The keyboard provided instant messaging capabilities for early online PS2 games like Unreal Tournament and Final Fantasy XI, making communication much faster than using a virtual keyboard with a controller. - Multi-Platform: It was advertised as the only keyboard available at the time that supported the PS2, GameCube, and PC in one unit. Historical Significance: Holds historical significance for several reasons: - Console-Specific Peripheral: It represents a time when third-party accessory makers created specialized hardware solutions for game consoles to enhance specific software functionality (cheat devices and online chat). - Bridging Platforms: It was a unique multi-platform peripheral that bridged the gap between PC and console gaming by offering PC-level input functionality on game consoles. - The Peak of the GameShark Era: The keyboard was part of MAD CATZ's strategy to broaden the GameShark brand offering during the height of its popularity in the early-to-mid 2000s, before online connectivity and advanced console security measures made physical cheat devices obsolete. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-2cm x W-44.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [GANXIN GX-IR05 LED Interval Timer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ganxin-gx-ir05-led-interval-timer): Circa Early 2000's A multifunctional digital clock specifically designed for high-intensity training, gym use, and sporting events. This device serves as a real-time clock, countdown/up timer, and stopwatch, all manageable via the included GX-IR05 infrared remote control. Use Cases: Professional & Office - Meeting Management: Visual countdowns for presentations and timed agendas. - Structured Productivity: Implementing "Pomodoro" or sprint-based workflows. - Operational Flow: Standardizing transition times for shifts or breaks. Technical & Industrial - Manufacturing: Timing sensitive processes like chemical curing, cooling, or drying. - Laboratories: Precision tracking for timed reactions and data collection. - Logistics: Monitoring task durations for assembly line efficiency. Educational - Testing: Large-scale visual aid for exams and timed assignments. - Classroom Management: Signaling transitions between learning modules. Features: - Multiple Timing Modes: Supports standard 12/24-hour real-time clock, countdown, and count-up functions. - Workout Specifics: Includes pre-programmed and customizable interval settings for training styles such as Tabata, HIIT, MMA, and boxing. - Jumbo LED Display: Features high-brightness red digits, often available in different sizes (e.g., 1.5-inch or 1.8-inch), ensuring clear visibility from across a large room. - Memory Backup: Many models include a built-in memory function that prevents the loss of clock and setting information during a power failure. - Adjustable Settings: Allows for 5-level brightness adjustment and features a built-in buzzer to alert the end of a countdown or interval. Included Accessories: - The LED Digital Timer Unit. - IR Remote Controller (Model GX-IR05), which operates at an effective range of roughly 5 to 10 meters. - USB Power Cable and DC Power Adapter (for plug-in operation). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-5cm x W-21.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Multi-Use Transmitter (Garage Door Opener) with Red LED Indicator - Black/Red (Custom)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/garage-door-opener-with-red-led-indicator-blackred-custom): Circa 1990's A single-button remote control transmitter, originally available in beige or grey colors, designed for garage door or gate openers The custom coloration was to make to it look dissimilar to a stock garage door remote in order to make it visually acceptable for other possible on-screen applications such as an explosives radio detonator. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [GARMIN GPS 12 XL](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/garmin-gps-12-xl): Circa 2000 A landmark handheld GPS navigator originally introduced in 1996. Renowned for its "military-tough" construction and ultra-reliable 12-channel receiver, it became a standard for serious outdoor navigation in the late 1990s. Use Cases: - Hiking & Trekking: Its flat form factor and lack of external antenna make it ideal for pocket carry or packing. - Marine & Fishing: Popular with fishermen for marking cage drops and fishing spots due to its accuracy. - Forestry & GIS: Used by professionals, such as the British Columbia Forestry Service, for field data collection. - Extreme Conditions: Reliable under heavy tree cover and in temperatures ranging from -15ºC to 70ºC. Historical Significance: The GPS 12 XL was a pioneer in bringing high-performance 12-channel parallel tracking to the consumer market. It established GARMIN as a leader in outdoor navigation before the iconic eTrex series and is considered an artifact of navigational history, even being featured in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. (H-14.5cm x W-5cm x D-3cm)
- [GARRITY Accessory 6V Battery Adaptor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/garrity-accessory-6v-battery-adaptor): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Designed to replace a single 6-volt lantern battery (ANSI No. 908) by using four D-cell batteries instead. While an Alkaline 6-volt lantern battery will produce the longest usable running time, this adaptor is a viable solution (with no loss of brightness) when that battery is not available. Battery Performance Comparison Alkaline 6V Lantern Battery (Standard): - Typical Capacity: ~26,000 mAh. - Runtime Performance: This is the gold standard for runtime. It contains four large "F-cells," giving it the highest energy density for long-term, low-drain use in lanterns. Four Alkaline D-Cells (In Adaptor) - Typical Capacity: ~18,000 to 20,500 mAh. - Runtime Performance: You can expect roughly 70% to 80% of the runtime of a dedicated 6V alkaline lantern battery. This is the most common and reliable alternative. Carbon-Zinc 6V "Heavy Duty" Battery: - Typical Capacity: ~11,000 to 12,000 mAh. - Runtime Performance: Despite the "Heavy Duty" label, these have much lower capacity. Using Alkaline D-cells in your converter will actually outlast a standard Carbon-Zinc lantern battery by nearly double. Four NiMH Rechargeable D-Cells (In Adaptor): - Typical Capacity: ~8,000 to 12,000 mAh. - Runtime Performance: While the "per-charge" runtime is shorter than alkaline, these are superior for high-drain devices (like powerful spotlights) because they maintain a steady voltage until they are nearly empty. Chemistry Matters: If a 6V lantern battery does not explicitly say "Alkaline" on the label, it is likely a Carbon-Zinc ("Heavy Duty") battery. In this case, using four Alkaline D-cells in your converter will actually provide a longer runtime than the original 6V battery. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [Gas Chromatograph (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gas-chromatograph-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. It is intended to portray a laboratory Gas Chromatograph of novel design. Use Case: Primarily used in laboratory settings for basic gas chromatography. Designed for separating and analyzing volatile substances in a gas stream. Suggested Operation: The operation and appearance of this device are not based upon a particular real-world instrument. This fictional version was created to better suit the on-screen action the client desired. All of the panel indicators and translucent Sample Receiver can be illuminated in any sequence desired by the operator—via a cable connected remote control—however—this is the sample analysis process as originally conceived: 1. Power On: Toggle power ON. The POWER and ON LINE indicators light up and the Sample Receiver glows white. 2. Insert Sample: Place the sealed glass vial (Vacutainer) into the Sample Receiver with the rubber stopper facing downward. 3. Initiate Test: Press the TEST IN PROGRESS button. The corresponding panel indicator will light up, and the Sample Receiver will turn green. 4. Complete Test: Press the TEST COMPLETE button—illuminating its corresponding indicator—while toggling the TEST IN PROGRESS switch OFF—extinguishing its corresponding indicator and the green Sample Receiver illumination. 5. Failed Test (Alternative): To indicate a failure, press the ERROR button instead of TEST COMPLETE while toggling the TEST IN PROGRESS switch OFF—this turns the Sample Receiver red. Typically, the results of a test would be displayed or printed out from a connected computer. (H-11cm x W-27.5cm x D-32cm)
- [GasTech Model 1314 Gastechtor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gastech-model-1314-gastechtor): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) A portable gas detector and alarm system specifically designed to monitor both combustible gases (measured as a percentage of the Lower Explosive Limit, LEL) and oxygen (O2) concentrations. Use Case: Primarily used for confined space entry, industrial safety inspections, and environmental survey work. It was a standard tool for utilities, HazMat teams, and personnel evaluating hazardous waste sites to detect explosive methane levels or oxygen-deficient atmospheres. Historical Significance: Manufactured by GasTech Inc. in Mountain View, California, this model was a precursor to modern digital multi-gas monitors. Its analog meter and manual adjustment knobs represent the "golden age" of field-portable gas detection equipment that helped standardize OSHA and EPA safety protocols for hazardous environment monitoring. (H-18.5cm x W-10cm x D-30.5cm)
- [GATEWAY COMPUTERS Profile 3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gateway-computers-profile-3): Circa 2001 An all-in-one desktop computer that was designed as a space-saving alternative to bulky traditional PCs in the early 2000s. It features both a 3.5-inch floppy drive and a DVD ROM optical drive. Use Case: The primary use case for the Profile 3 was as a general home or business computer for everyday tasks like web browsing, productivity software, and basic multimedia use. It was marketed to consumers who prioritized a sleek, compact design over extensive internal expandability. It could handle early Windows 95/98 games but was not designed as a high-performance gaming machine. Historical Significance: The Gateway Profile 3 is significant as an early and prominent example of a mass-market, all-in-one PC that successfully integrated an LCD flat-panel monitor into the computer chassis, years before the widescreen iMac became the standard. While all-in-one PCs had existed before, the Profile 3 gained ground by offering competitive performance and customization at a price point comparable to upgrading a traditional PC with an LCD monitor, alleviating the need for a bulky computer tower and excess wires. Included Items: - Removable Stand - External AC Power Supply and Power Cord Available Upon Request: - Original User Manual - Setup Disks (3.5-Inch Floppy Disk and Optical Discs) Accessories Available Separately: - Keyboards - Mice - Printers - External Speakers - Cables - 3.5-Inch Floppy Disks - Recordable DVD ROM Discs (H-33.5cm x W-39cm x D-9.5cm)
- [GATEWAY W340UI Laptop Computer (Non-Operational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gateway-w340ui-laptop-computer-non-operational): Circa 2007 Use Case: Designed for general consumer and student use. Its typical hardware specifications, such as the Intel Celeron or Core Duo processor, made it suitable for everyday tasks like web browsing, email, and basic office applications. Historical Significance: Historically significant as part of the line of affordable, mass-market laptops that helped increase access to portable computing in the mid-to-late 2000s. Its success contributed to GATEWAY's position as a major laptop vendor before their eventual acquisition by ACER in 2007. The platform itself (W340UI chassis) was re-used across several different GATEWAY configurations, demonstrating a common industry practice of the time to maximize production efficiency. Included Accessories: - ACER Carrying Case. PLEASE NOTE: This unit is non-functional. (H-4cm x W-33cm x D-24cm)
- [GBC BATES Card File (Uses ROLODEX Style Cards)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gbc-bates-card-file): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Use Case Used to organize and quickly retrieve contact information. Utilizes ROLODEX style index cards. The side knobs are used to spin the cards to the desired alphabetical section. Features included: - Lockable swivel-base that can be rotated for easier viewing. - Rotary cover equipped with a combination lock This system was a staple in offices and homes for managing address books and professional contacts in an analog format before digital contact management became widespread. NOTE: Yeah—that label comes off! (H-23cm x W-18.5cm x D-22.5cm)
- [GC ELECTRONICS Remote Control Model 32-3019 for Portable Compact Cassette Recorders](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gc-electronics-remote-control-model-32-3019-for-portable-compact-cassette-recorders): Circa Late 1960's to Late 1970's - For use with portable compact cassette recorders. - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Equipped with a subminiature phone plug connection that is compatible with numerous portable compact cassette players. (H-8cm x W-4cm x D-2cm)
- [GE Accent 450 Mobile UHF Radio (Head Unit)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ge-accent-450-mobile-uhf-radio-head-unit): Circa 1961 to 1964 Part of a line of two-way radios that were used primarily for business and public safety communications during the 1960s such as the Fire, Police and Ambulance services of that period. Use Case: Designed for commercial and organizational two-way radio communication, typically in vehicles, allowing personnel in the field to coordinate with a base station. Historical Significance: Significant primarily as a commercial failure in the marketplace, largely because of performance issues and reliability concerns with its vacuum tubes. - Technological Context: It represents a transitional period in radio technology, using tubes just as the industry was shifting rapidly toward more reliable and compact solid-state (transistorized) designs. - Design Notes: Its unique "convertible-mount" design allowed the control head with the speaker to be attached directly to the main radio chassis or mounted remotely via an extension cable, offering installation flexibility. Few of these units have survived, making them relatively rare today. (H-11.5cm x W-11cm x D-11cm)
- [GEMMY INDUSTRIES "Big Mouth Billy Bass" (1999 Original)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gemmy-industries-big-mouth-billy-bass-1999-original): Circa 1999 An iconic animatronic novelty item created by GEMMY INDUSTRIES. It gained massive popularity as a pop-culture phenomenon in the early 2000s. Overview: - Introduced: It was first released on January 1, 1999. The product was a breakout success, generating over $100 million in revenue during its first year. - Original Songs: The classic version features two hits: "Take Me to the River" by Al Green and "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin. - Design: It consists of a latex or PVC rubber largemouth bass mounted on a plastic plaque designed to look like wood. - Mechanism: It is motion-activated or button-activated. When triggered, the fish turns its head toward the viewer, flaps its tail, and syncs its mouth movements to the song's lyrics. (H-23.5cm x W-23cm x D-8.5cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC AG-1B Flashbulbs](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-ag-1b-flashbulbs): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - First introduced in 1958—used with flash attachments and cameras until the mid 1960's. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-3.5cm x W-1cm x D-1cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC Corded Telephone Model No. 2-9123B](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-corded-telephone-model-no-2-9123b): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Designed for basic, reliable landline communication in a home or office, offering both desk and wall-mountable options. It supports essential functions such as last number redial and flash, which can be used to activate custom phone company services like call waiting or call transfer. Historical Significance: This model represents a period when large, established American brands like GE licensed their names to consumer electronics manufacturers to sell basic, functional telephones in a competitive market. It is a mass-produced, simple analogue phone designed to be inexpensive and reliable, marking the shift away from the robust, standardized designs of the former BELL SYSTEM monopoly era towards a more varied consumer electronics market with production primarily in Asia. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-22.5cm x W-8cm x D-6.5cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC Deluxe FM/AM/FM Stereo Headset Radio Model 7-1900](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-deluxe-fmamfm-stereo-headset-radio-model-7-1900): Circa 1980's - Compatible headphones or earbuds are available separately. - 2 Units available. (H-13cm x W-7cm x D-3cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC FlashCube](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-flashcube): Circa 1966 to Late 1970's NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-3.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC (GE) SmartWater Heater Model GE10P6CB00 (Custom Rigged for Portable Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-ge-smartwater-heater-model-ge10p6cb00-custom-rigged-for-portable-use): Circa Early 2000's A compact, 6-gallon point-of-use electric water heater that has been custom-modified for portable professional use. Use Cases: - Film & TV Production: Provides hot water for makeup trailers, craft services (handwashing stations), or specialized "wet" effects. - Mobile Medical/Dental Clinics: Used in temporary disaster relief centers or remote health pop-ups. - Emergency Response: Integrated into portable shower units or decontamination stations. - Construction Sites: For temporary breakrooms or onsite sanitation during the early stages of a build. Portable Modifications: This unit has several modifications for field utility: - Garden Hose Adapters: The inlet and outlet have been converted to standard 3/4-inch GHT (Garden Hose Thread). This allows for quick connection to standard onsite hoses rather than permanent copper or PEX plumbing. - Integrated Power Cord: While originally designed for hardwiring, this unit has been fitted with a heavy-duty grounded plug for "plug-and-play" operation. - Inline Shut-off Valves: Features red-handle quarter-turn ball valves on both the hot and cold sides for immediate flow control without having to reach the main water source. Power Requirements: A standard 120V (117V-125V) unit with a 1440W or 1500W heating element, making it compatible with most standard household outlets and portable generators. Included Accessories: - 50-Feet of High-Temperature Rated, Reinforced Rubber Hose (for hot water output). (H-58.5cm x W-40cm x D-56.5cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC Model 3-5001 Portable Compact Cassette Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-model-3-5001-portable-compact-cassette-tape-recorder): Circa 1977 - Suitable for home use, office use, media and evidence gathering applications. - Like-new condition. - Battery operated. - Microphone included upon request. - Blank or commercially recorded cassette tapes available separately. - Original vintage packaging available upon request. (H-6cm x W-13cm x D-26cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC No. 5B Flashbulbs (box with bulbs)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-no-5b-flashbulbs-box-with-bulbs): Circa Mid 1960's - Compatible with numerous different flash accessories and cameras in use from the 1940's to the mid 1960's. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-6.5cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC Spacemaker Kitchen Companion 5-Inch Monochrome TV/Radio Combination MODEL 7-7150A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-spacemaker-kitchen-companion-5-inch-monochrome-tvradio-combination-model-7-7150a): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's - Portable 5-inch monochrome (black and white) television receiver and AM/FM radio combination unit. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - Designed for under-cabinet mounting in kitchens to save counter space (mounting bracket not included). - Also suitable for vehicle use (such as in a recreational vehicle) when tied into the existing 12-volt electrical supply, or portably, if coupled to an external/portable 12-volt DC battery. - If uses unmounted, a recessed carrying handle is included to enhance portability. - TV Tuner: VHF/UHF capability. - Radio Tuner: AM/FM radio. - Power Source: Operates on AC, 12V DC (auto adapter), or batteries (takes 12 single-use or rechargeable "D" size batteries). (H-20cm x W-26cm x D-26cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC Type 180 Horizontal Edgewise DC Voltmeter Cat.No. 50-180-112-DRTDR1-AEM (Can be Rigged for Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-type-180-horizontal-edgewise-dc-voltmeter-catno-50-180-112-drtdr1-aem-can-be-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Early 1970's to Mid 1990's Measures direct current (DC) voltage, as indicated by the "CHARG/DISCHARGE" scale and "Kw" units which typically represent an equivalent current or power flow in a battery charging system. It provides a visual indication of whether a system is drawing or supplying power. Use Cases For Edgewise Panel Meters: - Industrial Control Panels: Used for monitoring various parameters like DC voltage (as the meter does), current (amperes), in factories and manufacturing settings. - Electrical Switchboards: Integrated into power distribution and transformer stations to supervise electrical loads and ensure stable operation. - Military and Marine Applications: Ruggedized versions were specifically designed to meet military specifications for high-shock and high-vibration conditions, particularly on shipboard control panels and in off-road vehicles. - Generating Stations: Found in control rooms of power plants, including older conventional and nuclear facilities, where they are still sometimes used or are being replaced by modern digital equivalents. - Broadcasting and Communications Equipment: Used within large racks of radio and telecommunications equipment to monitor signal parameters. - Scientific and Educational Laboratories: Employed in quality control facilities and technical schools for precise measurements and training purposes. Historical Significance: The Type 180 was a foundational design in industrial and marine control systems, known for its ruggedness and the ability to be stack-mounted flush against one another without magnetic interference, thus saving valuable panel space. This design was a standard for decades in the age of analog instrumentation before digital displays became cost-effective and commonplace. GENERAL ELECTRIC (GE) stopped producing the Type 180 panel meters when they exited the panel meter business, which they eventually sold to YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC WORKS (YEW) who continued to manufacture the meters under the GE designs until they officially discontinued production of the Type 180 series on March 4, 2016. (H-4.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-17cm)
- [GENERAL ELECTRIC VSQS0179 Remote Control VSQS0179 (VCR Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/general-electric-vsqs0179-remote-control-vsqs0179-vcr-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's - Designed for use with GENERAL ELECTRIC VCR's. (H-10cm x W-6.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Generic 16mm F: 1.6 C-Mount CCTV Camera Lens (Dummy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/generic-16mm-f-16-c-mount-cctv-camera-lens-dummy): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's - 3-available. - Front and back caps available upon request. (H-3.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Generic C-Mount CCTV Camera Lens - 16mm](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/generic-c-mount-cctv-camera-lens-16mm): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's (H-3.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Generic CCTV Camera - Black - Non-Practical (With Flashing LED Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/generic-cctv-camera-black-non-practical-with-flashing-led-indicator): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's Designed for general monitoring purposes, including applications in industrial systems, labs, and security or surveillance. Flashing Indicator: - Front-facing, flashing, LED status indicator (internally battery powered or externally powered via an AC power adapter). Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables (H-5cm x W-4.5cm x D-11cm)
- [GEPE Plastic 135mm Slide Mounts (set of 2 boxes)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gepe-plastic-135mm-slide-mounts-set-of-2-boxes): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - Rental rate is for a set of two boxes. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [GERBER Blackie Collins Boot Knife with Clip Lock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gerber-blackie-collins-boot-knife-with-clip-lock): Circa 1985 A tactical and survival boot knife designed by the legendary Blackie Collins and produced by GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES. Use Cases: - Whitewater & Marine: Its original and most famous application. Designed for kayakers, rafters, and divers. The blunt-tip "River Master" variant was specifically made to cut through ropes or gear without accidentally puncturing dry suits or inflatable boats. - Search & Rescue: Adopted by first responders for its one-handed, thumb-activated release, which is critical when one hand is occupied holding a line or stabilizing a victim. - Tactical & Law Enforcement: Used as a boot or backup knife by military and security personnel. Its ultra-slim profile allows for discreet carry against the body or clipped to a tactical vest (MOLLE). - Survival & Bushcraft: The "Survivor" model (drop-point) is used in backcountry environments for general tasks like cutting paracord, preparing food, or light wood processing, favored for its lack of moving parts that could fail in the mud or cold. Key Strategic Placements: - PFD/Life Vest: Often mounted upside-down on a life jacket's lash tab for immediate access during a water emergency. - Boot Carry: The flat design and integral clip are optimized for inside-the-boot carry, providing a "last resort" defensive tool. - Backpack Straps: Popular among hikers and climbers who clip it to shoulder or waist straps for quick utility cutting without needing to reach into pockets. Key Features: - Clip-Lock Mechanism: The most innovative feature is the spring-loaded clip integrated into the handle. It locks the knife securely into the sheath and allows for an instant release with a single thumb press. - One-Piece Construction: The entire knife, including the blade and handle, is forged from a single solid piece of high-carbon stainless steel for maximum strength. - Blade Design: Most models feature a spear-point or drop-point blade with a combination edge—one side fine for smooth slicing and the other partially serrated for cutting through rope or webbing. (H-20cm x W-3.5cm x D-1cm)
- [GLENAYRE Wireless Line Extender 380-512 MHz (Directional Antenna)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/glenayre-wireless-line-extender-380-512-mhz-directional-antenna): Circa 1996 A Yagi-style antenna, which is a type of directional antenna used for transmitting and receiving radio frequency signals. Use Case: Designed for professional or commercial two-way radio communication systems, in land mobile radio (LMR) or paging networks, within the 380 to 512 MHz frequency range. This range covers the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) spectrum, commonly used for public safety (police, fire, EMS) and business radio services. The antenna's directional nature means it is used to focus the radio signal in a specific direction, increasing range and signal strength for point-to-point communication or to cover a particular geographic sector. It would be mounted outdoors or high up on a mast (as shown by the mounting bracket) to maximize coverage. Law Enforcement Applications: - Tracking moving transponders: Yagi antennas are commonly used in conjunction with a receiver for radio direction finding (RDF), which is the primary method for tracking moving radio tags on animals and vehicles. By rotating the antenna and observing the signal strength, an operator can determine the direction of the transmitter. Taking multiple bearings from different locations allows for triangulation to pinpoint the exact location of the moving object. - Identifying illegal transmitters: Law enforcement agencies and spectrum management authorities (like the FCC) use directional antennas and spectrum analyzers to detect, localize, and identify the sources of unauthorized radio emissions. The antenna's high gain and focused beam help in isolating a signal from a specific direction, cutting through interference. - Surveillance of transmissions: The same directional properties and frequency range (380-512 MHz) can be utilized by law enforcement agencies, given proper legal authority, to monitor radio communications or data transmissions. Specialized monitoring equipment can be used to not only find the signal's direction but also analyze and potentially record the signal content. This process involves sophisticated techniques like spectrum analysis and signal strength localization. NOTE: 2-Units available. Can be rigged with a pistol grip for handheld use. (H-74cm x W-40cm x D-9cm)
- [GMT Indicator (Unknown Manufacturer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gmt-indicator-unknown-manufacturer): Circa 1970's to 1980's Use Case A flight deck instrument used to display Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which serves as the international standard reference time for all aviation and weather forecasting operations worldwide. Functions: - Time Reference: Provides a reliable, consistent time base for pilots regardless of their local time zone, which is critical for flight planning, air traffic control coordination, and navigation calculations. - Chronograph: The "CHRO" and "ST" buttons operate stopwatch/chronograph functions for timing specific flight segments or procedures. (H-8.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-25.5cm)
- [GOLDSTAR DM-333 Multimeter (AKA: LG Precision or EZ Digital)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/goldstar-dm-333-multimeter-aka-lg-precision-or-ez-digital): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's A high-quality digital multimeter known for its durable build and 3200-count precision. Use Cases: This versatile instrument is designed to meet the requirements of multiple technical fields: - Industrial and Field Service: Its ruggedized design with a safety rubber holster (removable)makes it suitable for factory and field maintenance environments. - Education and Hobbyists: Widely used in educational labs and by electronics hobbyists due to its clear display and reliable manual/auto-ranging features. - Bench Troubleshooting: Frequently used for precise circuit diagnostics, including measuring AC/DC voltage up to 1000V/750V, current up to 10A, and resistance up to 32MΩ. - Advanced Features: Includes specialized functions for diode testing, continuity checks, and a 40-segment analog bar graph for tracking rapid signal changes. Historical Significance: The DM-333 represents the LG GOLDSTAR era of high-performance test equipment, which was known for excellent value compared to more expensive competitors like FLUKE. It is highly regarded by vintage tool enthusiasts for its build quality and the inclusion of safety features like a "wrong position protector" in the 10A terminal, which was advanced for its price point at the time. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. (H-20cm x W-9.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [GOSSEN Lunasix 3 Light Meter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gossen-lunasix-3-light-meter): Circa 1966 to 1980's - Suitable for professional or amateur use. (H-10.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [GOSSEN Sixtron Electronic Flash Meter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gossen-sixtron-electronic-flash-meter): Circa 1968 - Designed to measure electronic flash intensities (Does not measure continuous ambient light). - Usually used ins studio environments. - Can be tripod mounted. - Made in Germany. (H-10.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-5cm)
- [GOULD INC. Joystick Box Model 105-101798](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gould-inc-joystick-box-model-105-101798): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: This joystick controller was used with high-end, dedicated computer systems for interactive image manipulation and analysis. Users would utilize the joystick to: - Control Cursors: Precisely position "CURSOR #1" and "CURSOR #2" on a display for annotation or measurement. - Track & Position: Guide cursors or selection areas in "POSITION" or "TRACK" modes for functions like selecting regions of interest on medical or satellite images. - Set Modes: Toggle "MODE" settings, potentially for different input sensitivities or operational parameters within the imaging software. - Data Entry: Use the "ENTER" button to confirm selections or input data points within a graphics application. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-12.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [Graphex Speed Graphic 4"x 5" Film Press Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/graphex-speed-graphic-4quotx-5quot-film-press-camera): Circa 1940 to 1946 - Used principally as a professional press camera. - Fitted With a WOLLENSALK 135mm F:4.7 (X) Sycrhomatic Lens. - Includes an empty double-sided 4"x5" film pack. (H-18.5cm x W-20cm x D-9.5cm)
- [GRAYHILL 4 x 2 Button Low-Profile Keypad (Custom Modified For Surface Mounting)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/grayhill-4-x-2-button-low-profile-keypad-custom-modified-for-surface-mounting): Circa Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's This keypad's mounting flange and connection pins have been removed to facilitate surface mounting. This provides the ability to simply affix the unit anywhere there is a smooth flat surface, using double-face adhesive tape. (H-7.5cm x W-4cm x D-1cm)
- [GRAYHILL 86BB2-001 4 x 4 Button Low-Profile Keypad (Custom Modified For Surface Mounting)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/grayhill-86bb2-001-4-x-4-button-low-profile-keypad-custom-modified-for-surface-mounting): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's This keypad's mounting flange and connection pins have been removed to facilitate surface mounting. This provides the ability to simply affix the unit anywhere there is a smooth flat surface using double-face adhesive tape. 2-units available. (H-7cm x W-6.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [GRAYHILL Series 84-4 x 4 Button Alphanumeric Access Control Keypad (With Aluminum Housing)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/grayhill-series-84-4-x-4-button-alphanumeric-access-control-keypad-with-aluminum-housing): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's - Nonfunctional, ruggedized, weatherproof industrial pushbutton keypad with alphanumeric keys. - Mounted to a HAMMOND cast-aluminum electronics housing. (H-11.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-7cm)
- [GRE Super Amplifier (re-branded "MMPP")](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gre-super-amplifier-re-branded-mmpp): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's An inline radio frequency (RF) pre-amplifier designed specifically for use with scanner radios to improve the reception quality and range of weak signals. Use Case: This device is connected between a scanner radio and its antenna via the BNC connectors. It amplifies incoming signals within the 100 MHz to 1 GHz frequency range by an adjustable 0 to 20 dB. This is particularly useful in rural areas to pull in distant transmissions or to compensate for signal loss in long coaxial cable runs. It can be powered by an internal 9V battery or an external 9V DC adapter. Historical Significance: This device represents the consumer electronics market before the decline of dedicated scanner radios due to digital trunking systems and the rise of software-defined radio (SDR) technologies. GRE (GENERAL RESEARCH of ELECTRONICS), the manufacturer, was a major player in the scanner market, producing many models for companies like RADIO SHACK before ceasing production in 2012–2013. (H-10.5cm x W-4cm x D-3.5cm)
- [GRIESHABER 625.55 Drive Unit for Membrane Peeler Cutter (Used in Eye Surgery)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/grieshaber-62555-drive-unit-for-membrane-peeler-cutter-used-in-eye-surgery): Circa Early 1980's to Mid 1980's A precision medical device designed to power the Membrane Peeler Cutter (MPC), a specialized instrument used in vitreoretinal surgery. Use Cases: - Vitreoretinal Surgery: Its primary role is to drive the MPC handpiece during microsurgery within the eye. - Membrane Removal: It is specifically used for peeling and cutting thin, fibrovascular membranes from the surface of the retina, which is a critical step in treating conditions like diabetic retinopathy and retinal detachment. - Controlled Cutting: The unit allows surgeons to adjust the cutting rate (typically from one to five cuts per second), providing the precision needed to avoid damaging delicate ocular tissues. (H-8cm x W-14.5cm x D-15.5cm)
- [GRIFFIN TECHNOLOGY NA16029 PowerMate USB Multimedia Controller](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/griffin-technology-na16029-powermate-usb-multimedia-controller): Circa 2001 An assignable USB multimedia controller designed for both Mac and PC computers. Use Case: Functions as a programmable control knob that can be rotated, pressed, and rotated while pressed. Users can customize its actions for virtually any software application that uses key commands. - Volume Control: Acting as a high-quality volume knob and mute button for a computer's audio. - Multimedia Editing: Functioning as a precise jog/shuttle wheel for scrubbing through audio and video files in applications like iMovie, Final Cut Pro, and GarageBand. - Navigation: Quickly scrolling through long documents, spreadsheets, web pages, or images in applications like Photoshop. - Custom Shortcuts: Replacing repetitive keystrokes with simple physical actions. - DJing and SDR: Used for DJ applications, teleprompting, and controlling Software Defined Radio (SDR) software. Historical Significance: Considered an iconic and beloved accessory in computer peripheral history. - Design & Feel: Its solid, machined aluminum housing and pulsing blue LED base gave it a unique aesthetic that felt like a high-end stereo component, a stark contrast to typical plastic peripherals of its time. - Customization: Its primary significance lies in its fully programmable nature, offering a simple and intuitive way to interact with software in ways a mouse or keyboard could not easily replicate, particularly for creative and multimedia work. - Legacy: It inspired other products, such as Microsoft's Surface Dial, and maintained a strong niche following, particularly among audiophiles and creative professionals. NOTE: 2-Units available. Original packaging available upon request. (H-3.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [GULTON INDUSTRIES INC. Vibration Indicator Model EMVI101](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gulton-industries-inc-vibration-indicator-model-emvi101): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case This indicator is an aircraft instrument used to monitor the vibration levels of an aircraft engine. It provides critical feedback to the flight crew to detect potential engine imbalances, damage, or impending failures. The counter display accumulates the number of vibration events or cycles over time, providing maintenance crews with data essential for condition monitoring and preventative maintenance in turbine engines. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-8cm x W-9.5cm x D-12cm)
- [GURALP SYSTEMS Seismometer/Accelerometer Calibration Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/guralp-systems-seismometeraccelerometer-calibration-unit): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) A control unit for seismometers/accelerometers used during sensor diagnostics and configuration. Use Case: Designed to be used with GURLAP seismic sensors. Its primary functions include: - Monitoring Sensor Health: The analogue meter displays vital statistics like the vertical (V), north/south (N/S), and east/west (E/W) components of the mass position (acceleration) or velocity outputs. - Calibration: The "CALIBRATION SIGNAL" inputs (yellow and green banana plugs) allow a technician to inject a known test signal (e.g., a sine wave or step input) into the seismometer's feedback coil to verify its frequency response and sensitivity. - Mass Centering: The unit provides buttons and an "OFFSET ADJUST" knob to manually "zero" the sensor mass positions, which is critical for proper operation after installation. - Locking/Unlocking: For some older models, the HCU is used with specific button sequences to remotely lock the internal sensor masses for safe transport or unlock them for normal operation. NOTE: Near-double available. (H-27cm x W-17cm x D-15cm)
- [GURALP SYSTEMS Seismometer/Accelerometer Calibration Unit (Rigged For Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/guralp-systems-seismometeraccelerometer-calibration-unit-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) A custom rigged movie prop featuring simulated functionality. The incorporated red and green LED indicators will both illuminate when the adjacent toggle switch is flipped to the "ON" position. Self-powered via an internal battery. This instrument is a control unit for seismometers/accelerometers used during sensor diagnostics and configuration. Use Case: Designed to be used with GURLAP seismic sensors. Its primary functions include: - Monitoring Sensor Health: The analogue meter displays vital statistics like the vertical (V), north/south (N/S), and east/west (E/W) components of the mass position (acceleration) or velocity outputs. - Calibration: The "CALIBRATION SIGNAL" inputs (yellow and green banana plugs) allow a technician to inject a known test signal (e.g., a sine wave or step input) into the seismometer's feedback coil to verify its frequency response and sensitivity. - Mass Centering: The unit provides buttons and an "OFFSET ADJUST" knob to manually "zero" the sensor mass positions, which is critical for proper operation after installation. - Locking/Unlocking: For some older models, the HCU is used with specific button sequences to remotely lock the internal sensor masses for safe transport or unlock them for normal operation. NOTE: Near-double available (LED's not rigged for operation). (H-27cm x W-17cm x D-15cm)
- [GYRATION Ultra Cordless Optical Mouse ("Air Mouse" Capability)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/gyration-ultra-cordless-optical-mouse-air-mouse-capability): Circa 2002 Sold both as a standalone product and bundled with specific peripherals under model numbers such as GP110, GP1000-001, and AS00216 in a kit. It is a system comprising the mouse itself, a charging cradle, an AC adapter, and an RF receiver. Use Case: Dual-function: operating as a standard, high-precision optical desktop mouse, but it also functions as an "air mouse" using patented gyroscopic technology. This "in-air" capability allows users to control the cursor with natural hand movements while away from a surface, making it ideal for presentations, HTPC (Home Theater PC) control, gaming, and general computing where freedom of movement is desired. The system features a powerful 30-foot (9.14m) radio frequency (RF) range and includes rechargeable NiMH batteries with a convenient charging cradle. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a pioneer in motion-sensing computer input devices, predating the mainstream popularity of similar technology in game consoles like the Nintendo Wii Remote. It was one of the first commercially successful products to integrate gyroscopic sensors into a computer mouse, offering a revolutionary way to interact with a PC away from a desk. This innovation allowed for cursor control with natural wrist movements, a substantial change from traditional pointing devices, and established the "air mouse" category of peripherals that continues to be used today for presentations and media control. (H-6cm x W-7cm x D-13.5cm)
- [HACO Personal AM Transistor Radio - Black (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/haco-personal-am-transistor-radio-black-monophonic): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's - 2-units available. (H-8.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-7cm)
- [HACO Personal AM Transistor Radio - Blue (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/haco-personal-am-transistor-radio-blue-monophonic): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's - 2-units available. (H-8.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-7cm)
- [HACO Personal AM Transistor Radio - Green (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/haco-personal-am-transistor-radio-green-monophonic): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's - 2-units available. (H-8.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-7cm)
- [HACO Personal AM Transistor Radio - Red (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/haco-personal-am-transistor-radio-red-monophonic): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's - 2-units available. (H-8.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-7cm)
- [HAHNEL DB-500 Universal Slide Viewer/Projector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hahnel-db-500-universal-slide-viewerprojector): Circa Mid 1980's - Incorporates a novel dual-use design that provides use as a slide projector or slide viewer, via the detachable rear-projection screen. - Uses common slide projector straight-trays. - Made in Germany. (H-24cm x W-23cm x D-34cm)
- [HAHNNEL Kollmatic AMS 80 Super 8mm Film Splicer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hahnnel-kollmatic-ams-80-super-8mm-film-splicer): Circa Mid 1970's to Mid 1980's - High-quality film splicer. - Battery powered. - Requires expendable film cement (available separately). - Made in Germany. (H-7cm x W-14.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [HALINA (AKA: OPTICAM) Super-Mini 88](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/halina-aka-opticam-super-mini-88): Circa 1974 - Uses 110 film cartridges and Magicube flash bulbs. - When current, was considered an inexpensive "point-and-shoot" camera. - Branding has been removed. (H-3cm x W-9.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [HAM INTERNATIONAL Communication Speaker (article 1213)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ham-international-communication-speaker-article-1213): Circa 1990's Use Case: An external communications speaker, often connected to a radio or intercom system. (H-10.6cm x W-10.6cm x D-11.7cm)
- [Handheld Multimodal EM Scanner with LED Bar-Graph Display (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/handheld-multimodal-em-scanner-with-led-bar-graph-display-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring authentic simulated functionality. Designed to portray a piece of professional electromagnetic spectrum detection equipment. It features an operational LED bar-graph display with user-settable scan scaling and frequency. This fictional device can accommodate a wide variety of scripted applications via a BNC Input/Output connections for optional accessories. An 1/8-inch earphone jack also allows for notional audio monitoring. These available accessories enable the monitoring and recording of a wide range of EM sources, accommodating a myriad of scripted scenarios. Use Cases: - Industrial Diagnostics & Maintenance: Monitor electromagnetic interference (EMI), identify malfunctioning machinery, or test component shielding integrity. - Security and Counter-Surveillance: Sweep areas for unauthorized listening devices, covert cameras, or hidden transmitters by scanning frequencies and monitoring signal strength. - Scientific Field Research: Employ for basic environmental studies (e.g., monitoring natural EM fields) or educational demonstrations of EM radiation principles. - RF Engineering and Telecom: Troubleshoot antenna systems, check signal leakage in shielded rooms, or perform preliminary site surveys. The BNC input allows connection to various specialized antennas or probes. - Bio-Signature Detection and Monitoring: Calibrate for human and non-human life form detection. - Nuclear Radiation: Detect and monitor nuclear radiation sources. - Radio Transponder Tracking: Use for law enforcement vehicle location tracking through triangulation measurements. Operational Features: - User-Controlled Display: Adjust scan scaling (bar-graph length) and frequency (how rapidly the bar-graph fills) discretely on camera via two conveniently positioned control knobs. - Illuminated "POWER" Switch. Notional/Non-Operational Features: - Configurable Scanning: Via the membrane switch keypad. - Audio Monitoring: An 1/8-inch earphone jack facilitates audio monitoring of signals, aiding in the identification of modulated transmissions (e.g., voice or data signals). - Accessory Adaptability: The BNC input connection provides versatility through optional accessories, broadening the range of detectable EM sources. NOTE: Any desired sensor/antenna accessory can be connected provided it utilizes the unit's existing BNC connection, either directly or via an adaptor. Accessories Available Separately: - Earbuds/Headsets: For audible signal monitoring. - Antennas - Omnidirectional - BNC Mount - Various Lengths: For general RF detection; each length is optimized for a specific frequency range. - BNC Right Angle Adaptor: Provides orientation options for device-mounted mono-directional antennas. - Antennas - Mono-Directional - BNC Mount: For precision direction finding applications. - Antenna Attenuator - BNC Mount: Used to reduce the strength of a signal received by an antenna, helping to prevent overload and improve signal quality. - BNC Extension Cables: To provide remote connection of antennas. - Radiation Detector Head-Unit (BNC Mount): This handheld component connects to the main scanner via an extendable coiled cable. It can also be docked to the main unit using the optional quick-release pistol grip for seamless transition between mounted and handheld use. - Pistol Grip Adaptor/Cover: Includes a quick-release mount for the radiation detector head unit (replaces the existing internal access cover). EM Spectrum Reference (Low to High Energy): - Radio Waves: The longest wavelengths (cm to km). Communication (Radio, TV, Cell signals). - Microwaves: Shorter than radio; interact with water molecules. Cooking (Microwave ovens), Radar, Wi-Fi. - Infrared (IR): Felt as heat; sits just below visible red light. Thermal imaging, Remote controls. - Visible Light: The only part humans can see (Red to Violet). Human vision, Photography, Fiber optics. - Ultraviolet (UV): High enough energy to cause chemical reactions. Sterilization, Tanning, Forensic analysis. - X-Rays: High energy; can penetrate soft tissues. Medical imaging, Security scanners. - Gamma Rays: Shortest wavelengths and highest energy. Cancer treatment, Nuclear research. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-19cm x W-10.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [HANIMEX 35SL 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hanimex-35sl-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa 1985 - Uses 135mm film - Originally sold as an inexpensive, simple to use, point-and-shoot camera. (H-6.5cm x W-14cm x D-4.5cm)
- [HARCO ECG Monitor Model HAR-17](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/harco-ecg-monitor-model-har-17): Circa 1974 A medical instrument used for real-time cardiac monitoring. Use Cases: - Intensive Care Units (ICUs) & Coronary Care Units: It was frequently used at a patient's bedside to monitor heart rhythm constantly, allowing staff to respond immediately to life-threatening events like cardiac arrest. - Operating Rooms (OR): Anesthesiologists used these monitors to track a patient’s heart function during surgery, especially to monitor the effects of anesthesia. - Recovery Rooms (PACU): Patients were monitored here as they woke from surgery to ensure their heart rate remained stable. - Emergency Departments: It would be used for the initial assessment and stabilization of patients presenting with chest pain or trauma. Early Paramedic Services: - Mobile Intensive Care Units (MICU): In the early 1970s, pioneering paramedic programs began placing these units in large, van-style ambulances. - The "Weight" Factor: Because this unit weighs approximately 15–20 lbs and lacks a battery, its "mobile" use was difficult. It was typically bolted to a counter in the ambulance and powered by a vehicle inverter. (H-20cm x W-25.5cm x D-36cm)
- [HARCO Electronics HAR-24 DC Defibrillator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/harco-electronics-har-24-dc-defibrillator): Circa 1974 A specialized medical instrument designed to "reset" a heart that has fallen into a life-threatening, chaotic rhythm (like ventricular fibrillation). Use Cases: 1. Hospital "Code Blue" Response - Coronary Care Units (CCU): This was the primary home for a HAR-24. Patients with known heart conditions were monitored by a unit like your HAR-17; if the monitor showed a lethal rhythm, the HAR-24 was used immediately to "shock" them back to life. - Emergency Rooms (ER): It was kept on a rolling "crash cart" along with emergency medications, ready to be wheeled to any bed where a patient arrived in cardiac arrest. - Intensive Care Units (ICU): Used for critically ill patients whose hearts might fail due to trauma, surgery, or severe infection. 2. Surgical Suites - Operating Rooms (OR): Anesthesiologists and surgeons kept these units on standby during high-risk surgeries. - Internal Defibrillation: The silver "Internal" port on the front allowed it to be used during open-heart surgery, where specialized smaller paddles were applied directly to the heart muscle. 3. Early Paramedic Services - Mobile Intensive Care Units (MICU): In the early 1970s, pioneering paramedic programs began placing these units in large, van-style ambulances. - The "Weight" Factor: Because this unit weighs approximately 30–40 lbs and lacks a battery, its "mobile" use was difficult. It was typically bolted to a counter in the ambulance and powered by a vehicle inverter. (H-27.5cm x W-35cm x D-35cm)
- [HATCH CHEMICAL Incutrol 2 Regulator Model 2150](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hatch-chemical-incutrol-2-regulator-model-2150): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) A specialized temperature controller designed to convert a standard, manually defrosted refrigerator into a precision incubator for laboratory use. Use Cases: - Wastewater Treatment Labs: Most commonly used for the 5-day Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)test, which requires stable incubation of water samples at 20∘C. - Microbiology & Environmental Research: Used in any sealed chamber requiring constant temperatures between 5∘C and 45∘C. - Industrial Process Control: Utilized in chemical and refining industries for routine water quality analysis. Historical Significance: The Incutrol/2 represents an early era of automated laboratory stabilization, allowing smaller facilities to perform advanced regulatory testing (like BOD) without investing in expensive, dedicated incubator units. (H-8.5cm x W-14cm x D-24.5cm)
- [HAUT PARLEUR WS 300 Speaker](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/haut-parleur-ws-300-speaker): Circa 1990's - Suited for desktop use or vehicle mounting. - Compatible with devices equipped with a 1/8" phone connection ear/speaker output jack. (H-7.5cm x W-9cm x D-5.5cm)
- [HDX Dual Function Rechargeable Work Light - Aluminum Construction (LED)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hdx-dual-function-rechargeable-work-light): Circa Early 2000's A bright, dual function rechargeable 400 Lumen LED work light and 200 Lumen LED spotlight incorporating an aluminum housing. Can be attached to metal surfaces via magnets located in the bottom and back of the unit. Powered by 3 rechargeable lithium ion batteries. Includes an AC charger. Use Cases: 1. Automotive Repair & Maintenance - Engine Bay Work: The dual magnetic mounts allow it to be securely attached to the underside of a car hood or a fender, providing stable overhead lighting. - Undercarriage Inspections: Its low-profile design and side-mounted task light are perfect for illuminating cramped spaces like wheel wells or chassis components while freeing both hands to use tools. 2. Industrial & Facility Management - Electrical & HVAC Work: The magnets can grip onto metal breaker boxes, ductwork, or control panels. - Machinery Inspection: Maintenance teams can use these lights to inspect large industrial equipment, attaching them directly to metal housings to monitor moving parts like gears or belts. 3. Construction & Job Sites - Structural Work: On unfinished job sites, the light can be mounted to steel beams, scaffolding, or toolboxes to provide consistent area lighting where permanent fixtures are not yet installed. - Rugged Environments: Its aluminum housing is typically impact-resistant and rated for water/dust protection (such as IP54 or IP66), allowing it to withstand the rough handling, drops, and debris common in construction. 4. Emergency & Home Utility - Power Outages: The dual-mode feature (spotlight for searching and floodlight for area lighting) makes it an excellent home backup tool. - Roadside Assistance: The bright task light and magnetic base can be used to alert oncoming traffic or provide visibility during a nighttime tire change. (H-27.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-4cm)
- [HDX/ULTRA PRODUCTS CORP LED Clip-Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hdxultra-products-corp-led-clip-light): Circa Early 2000's An ultra-slim, corded work light designed for high-intensity illumination in tight spaces. Its diffused LED panel provides broad, uniform lighting, making it a preferred choice for detail-oriented tasks. Use Cases: - Automotive Repair: The extremely thin profile allows it to be clipped into narrow engine bays or under the chassis, where traditional bulky shop lights cannot fit. - Workshops & Garages: Ideal for clamping onto workbenches or shelving to provide 600 lumens of daylight-balanced (5000K) task lighting for DIY projects and mechanical maintenance. - Specialized Hobbies: Frequently used as a portable studio light for photography, arts and crafts, or even as a makeup light due to its natural color temperature and flicker-free output. - Pet Care: Suitable for use in reptile terrariums or around pet enclosures where a secure, hands-free light source is needed. Features: - High power SMD LED with 600 Lumens light output. - Ball joint for easy positioning. - SPT-2-8/2 in. 5 ft. cord. - Full metal clamp with scratch-resistant vinyl sleeve. - Frosted lens decreases glare and provides softer and even light distribution for user-friendly Note: 7-Units available. (H-28.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-7cm)
- [Headphones - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/headphones-stereo-black): Circa 1990's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" stereo phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios as is, or with a suitable connection adaptor (available separately). - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-20cm x W-15.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [Headphones - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/headphones-stereo-black-140): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/4" stereo phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios as is, or with a suitable connection adaptor (available separately). - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol.
- [Headphones - Stereo - Black and Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/headphones-stereo-black-and-silver): Circa 1980's - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-14.5cm x W-13cm x D-3.5cm)
- [HEADRUSH Touch 'N' Go Surf Portable Bluetooth Speakers Model 8000650](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/headrush-touch-n-go-surf-portable-bluetooth-speakers-model-8000650): Circa early 2000's (H-4.5cm x W-16cm x D-9.5cm)
- [Heavy-Duty Switch Box with Red Mushroom-Head Switch and Flashing Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/heavy-duty-switch-box-with-red-mushroom-head-switch-and-flashing-indicator): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Pressing the pushbutton alternately illuminates and extinguishes the red LED indicator. Practical Features: - Light-weight, low-profile housing. - Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty. - Self powered via a 9-volt battery. Use Case: The primary use case is as a safety or emergency control station for heavy machinery or industrial processes. A common safety feature used in industrial robotics. - The prominent, oversized mushroom button is an ergonomic design standard for emergency stops (E-stop), making it easy to locate and activate quickly, even with a gloved hand. This action immediately cuts power or stops equipment to prevent accidents. - The red indicator light typically illuminates when the button has been pressed and the machine is in a stopped or alarm state, providing a clear visual status to operators. Historical Significance: This type of control box is historically significant as it embodies the development of industrial safety standards. The standardized use of the mushroom head for emergency stops reflects decades of ergonomic and safety research aimed at enhancing workplace safety and ensuring reliable hardware for instinctive reactions in critical situations.
- [Helping Hands Soldering Station with Magnifier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/helping-hands-soldering-station-with-magnifier): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's A workshop accessory used for precision assembly and electronics repair. It features a heavy cast-iron base for stability, dual adjustable alligator clips to hold components like PCBs or wires, and a magnifying glass for detailed inspection. Use Cases: - Electronics & PCB Repair: Ideal for holding small circuit boards and wires in place while soldering, preventing components from shifting. - Hobby & Model Making: Used in miniature painting, jewelry making, and scale modeling to hold delicate parts for gluing or painting. - Crafting & Jewelry: Helpful for threading small beads or holding fine metal pieces during assembly. - Detailed Inspection: The 2.5x to 5x magnifying lens allows for checking solder joints or reading tiny part numbers. Date of Manufacture & History: The "helping hands" design has been a staple in workshops since at least the mid-20th century. WELLER, a leading manufacturer, has produced various versions since the brand's integration into COOPER INDUSTRIES in 1970.
- [HEWLETT PACKARD 10BII Financial Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-10bii-financial-calculator): Circa 2001 This is financial calculator is primarily used for business, finance, accounting, real estate, and statistics applications by both students and professionals. Key use cases: - Time Value of Money (TVM): Calculating loan payments, interest rates, present value (PV), future value (FV), and the number of periods (N) for investments or loans. - Cash Flow Analysis: Determining net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return (IRR) for investment analysis, even with uneven or irregular cash flows. - Business Operations: Calculating markup percentages, cost, price, and margin. - Statistics and Mathematics: Performing standard deviation, percent calculations, percent changes, and forecasting based on linear regression. The calculator is designed to be easy to learn and use, utilizing an algebraic input method and dedicated keys to quickly access over 100 built-in functions without needing to memorize complex formulas. - Includes a fitted vinyl protective case. (H-14cm x W-8cm x D-1.5cm)
- [HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) 130C Oscilloscope](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-130c-oscilloscope): Circa 1962 to 1966 A highly regarded analog oscilloscope, primarily recognized for its exceptional sensitivity and quality in analyzing low-frequency signals. Use Cases: - Audio & Engineering Laboratories: Its most common environment was the electronics lab, where it was used to analyze tube audio circuits, vibration, and low-frequency signals. - Industrial Production Lines: It was frequently deployed in manufacturing for quality control and industrial process measurements. - Semiconductor Facilities: Documented units were in active service at facilities like HP Microwave Semiconductor until the early 1980s. - Aerospace & Defense: While not a portable field unit, this model series saw use in ground support roles; for instance, the Apollo Lunar Module mission utilized related equipment for ground-based testing. Historical Significance: - Design Quality: Regarded as one of the finest oscilloscopes HP produced due to the meticulous care put into its electronic design and "serviceable" construction. - Durability: Built to survive a rigorous "drop test" from a height of 130 cm on a steel floor, ensuring it remained within calibration even after significant impact. - Innovative CRT: Features a "no parallax" cathode ray tube (CRT) for more accurate readings. NOTE: Unit is equipment rack mountable. (H-18cm x W-48.5cm x D-46cm)
- [HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) 427A Multimeter (Side-Covers Removed)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-427a-multimeter-side-covers-removed): Circa 1966 Designed to measure AC and DC voltages as well as resistance. Use Cases: A general-purpose lab instrument used for a wide range of electrical measurements before the advent of handheld digital multimeters. - Voltage Measurement: It measures DC voltages from 1 mV to 1000 V and AC voltages from 0.3 mV to 300 V. - Resistance: It functions as an ohmmeter for resistances from 0.2 Ω to 500 MΩ - Field & Lab Use: Its battery-powered capability (optional) made it ideal for field work and for avoiding ground loops that occur with line-powered equipment. - Audio & RF: Its AC frequency response ranges from 10 Hz to 1 MHz, making it suitable for audio and some radio frequency applications. Historical Significance: - Solid-State Transition: It was one of the first HP meters to fully utilize solid-state components (transistors), providing much greater ruggedness and reliability than previous tube models. - Portability: At only 5.5 lbs and equipped with a carrying handle, it set an early standard for high-accuracy portable test equipment. - Design Integrity: It is celebrated by collectors and engineers for its high-quality construction, including a large, mirrored analog scale for precise, parallax-free readings. (H-16.5cm x W-13cm x D-20cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) CD-Writer Plus 8200E](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-cd-writer-plus-8200e): Circa 1999 Use Case: Designed to add CD reading and writing capabilities to desktop computers via a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connection. - Primary Uses: Users could permanently save files, back up data from their hard drives, create music CDs, and share data with others using standard CD-ROM drives. - Software Features: It came bundled with software like Adaptec DirectCD and Easy CD Creator, which allowed for simple drag-and-drop file transfers, treating a CD-RW disc much like a large, erasable floppy diskette. Historical Significance: Holds historical significance as a key consumer-level external drive that helped popularize CD-RW technology during the transition period from floppy disks and purely read-only CD-ROMs. - Mass Market Adoption: HP was the market leader in CD-RW drives at the time and aggressively priced products like the 8200 series to make writable storage accessible to a broader range of home and business users. - USB Connectivity: It was an early example of an external peripheral leveraging the then-emerging USB standard for easy connectivity, allowing users to share the drive across multiple PCs without complex internal installation. - All-in-One Solution: By bundling comprehensive software for data, music, and backup (like HP Simple Trax and Easy CD Creator), HP offered a complete solution that simplified the process of managing digital media for consumers. NOTE: Original documentation available upon request. (H-cm x W-17.5cm x D-28cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) Instrument Transit Case - Off-White - (Fiberglass/Aluminum Construction)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-instrument-transit-case-off-white-fiberglassaluminum-construction): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's (ESTIMATED) These cases were standard accessories for HP's line of lab instruments, such as oscilloscopes, signal generators, and spectrum analyzers, to ensure they remained calibrated and protected during field use. (H-41cm x W-58cm x D-54cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) OfficeJet 5510 All-In-One Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-officejet-5510-all-in-one-printer): Circa 2003 Use Case: Designed to consolidate printing, scanning, copying, and faxing capabilities into a single, space-saving unit, eliminating the need for separate machines. Key use-case features included: - Walk-up functionality: Users could fax and copy documents using the built-in control panel and 20-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) without needing a computer connection. - Photo Printing: It offered the ability to print high-quality, borderless photos. - Efficiency: It was designed to provide laser-quality black text and color graphics printing at speeds of up to 17 ppm black and 12 ppm color. Historical Significance: Part of HP's influential OfficeJet line, which pioneered the concept of the all-in-one desktop device combining printing, faxing, and copying functions for the home office market. This device represents a stage where such multifunctionality became affordable and compact enough for mainstream home use. Its inclusion of an ADF for unattended multi-page tasks was a significant convenience feature for home business users at the time. (H-22.5cm x W-44cm x D-28.5cm)
- [HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) Pavilion 510n Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-pavilion-510n-computer): Circa 2003 Use Case: Designed as a general-purpose home computer. Its target audience was individuals and families for everyday use, including: - General productivity (word processing, internet browsing). - Multimedia consumption (watching DVDs using the integrated optical drive). - Basic entertainment and gaming. - Managing digital photos and music collections. Historical Significance: The HP Pavilion brand was introduced in 1995 as the company's first line of computers designed specifically for the home market, shifting focus from their previous business-oriented models. The 510n model represents the early 2000s era of personal computing, post-dot-com bubble, when computers became a common household appliance, featuring technologies like integrated CD-writers, which were popular at the time. The acquisition of Compaq by HP in 2002 cemented the Pavilion as the dominant brand for all home desktops. Accessories Available Separately: - Keyboards - Mice - Printers - External Speakers - Cables - 3.5-Inch Floppy Disks - Recordable DVD ROM Discs (H-40cm x W-20.5cm x D-38cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) Pavilion DV2 Series Notebook Computer (Non-Fuctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-pavilion-dv2-series-notebook-computer-non-fuctional): Circa 2009 Use Case: The primary use case for the Pavilion dv2 was to offer a highly mobile yet fully functional PC experience. It was targeted at users who wanted a thin and light laptop for everyday tasks, media consumption, and general productivity on the go. Key features supporting this use case included: - Multimedia: An HDMI port and ALTEC LANSING speakers enabled connecting to an HD TV and enjoying digital entertainment. - Portability: It weighed around 3.8 lbs (1.7 kg) and was less than an inch thick at its slimmest point, making it easy to carry. - Basic Computing: It ran a full version of Windows Vista and handled office applications, web browsing, and 720p HD video playback smoothly. Historical Significance: Holds a significant place in the history of laptops as the first notebook to utilize AMD's Athlon Neo processor, part of the "Yukon" platform designed specifically for ultrathin notebooks. It was an important early attempt to carve out a new market segment between netbooks and traditional laptops, providing a better performance and screen size than a netbook without the high cost of premium ultraportables. It demonstrated that a full Windows Vista experience, complete with discrete graphics options, was possible in a slim, affordable form factor. Included Accessories: - Carrying Case. PLEASE NOTE: This unit is non-functional. (H-3cm x W-29.5cm x D-24cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) PSC 1210 Printer/Scanner/Copier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-psc-1210-printerscannercopier): Circa 2003 Use Case: The primary use case was to provide a simple, economical solution for basic printing, scanning, and copying needs. It was marketed as one of the world's smallest flatbed all-in-one devices when released, making it ideal for small desks or limited spaces. It offered a straightforward, one-button operation for copying, allowing users to make black or color copies without needing to turn on their computer. Historical Significance: Significant for its role in making multifunction devices accessible to a mass market. At a relatively low price point ($149 USD at launch), it helped popularize the concept of having printing, scanning, and copying capabilities in a single, space-saving unit at home. Its compact design (described as looking like a "breadbox" or "toaster oven") was a key selling point that influenced future designs of budget-friendly all-in-one devices. (H-15.5cm x W-42cm x D-24.5cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) SK-2560 Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-sk-2560-keyboard): Circa 2003 Use Case: Typically bundled with HP Pavilion desktop computers and was intended for general home and office computer use. - Multimedia Controls: It includes dedicated buttons for CD/DVD/MP3 functions (play/pause, stop, skip track) and basic internet navigation buttons (home, search, mail), providing quick access to common PC functions. - Connectivity: The keyboard primarily uses a PS/2 connector, with some later models offering a USB interface. - Typing Feel: The keys utilize membrane switches and are noted for having a tactile, slightly "clicky" feel compared to modern flat keyboards. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an archetypal multimedia keyboard from the early 2000s. - Bundled Ubiquity: It was one of the most common standard keyboards in homes and offices globally due to being bundled with vast numbers of HP desktop PCs. - Feature Integration: It represents the trend of integrating "internet ready" and multimedia control buttons directly onto the keyboard hardware, a feature that became standard in the decade that followed. - Transitional Hardware: It bridges the gap between older connectivity standards and newer ones; while many used the PS/2 connection, later similar models were USB. (H-4.5cm x W-46.5cm x D-20cm)
- [HEWLETT-PACKARD (HP) Ultra Thin Wireless Keyboard, model number A0B42AA#ABL](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-hp-ultra-thin-wireless-keyboard-model-number-a0b42aaabl): Circa 2012 Use Case: A portable, full-sized peripheral primarily for use with laptops, tablets, and entertainment PCs, offering full-desktop productivity without the clutter of wires. It connects wirelessly to an included nano USB receiver, which features HP Link-5 technology, allowing up to five compatible HP devices to connect to a single receiver, thereby saving USB ports. It's suitable for everyday typing in office or home environments. Historical Significance: Historically significant as part of HP's push toward sleek, "ultra-thin" designs in the early 2010s, utilizing scissor-switch technology for quiet, low-profile typing similar to laptops. (H-2cm x W-41cm x D-18cm)
- [HEWLETT PACKARD Logic Dart Model E2310A (Nonoperational - Manufacturer's Replica)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hewlett-packard-logic-dart-model-e2310a-nonoperational-manufacturers-replica): Circa 1996 to 1997 Use Cases: - Field Service Engineering: Its handheld, battery-powered design makes it a "must-have" for on-the-go testing at remote customer sites or hard-to-access worksites. - Benchtop R&D and Prototyping: Used by design engineers to quickly verify logic states and timing relationships during the initial phases of hardware development. - Industrial Maintenance: Ideal for troubleshooting control systems, PLCs, and embedded digital circuits in factory environments where a full-sized oscilloscope or analyzer is impractical. - Educational Labs: Used in academic settings for teaching digital logic, timing analysis, and basic circuit diagnostics. Specific Applications: - System Health Checks: Quickly verifying proper supply voltages, clock distribution, and identifying stuck bits or bus contention. - Timing Analysis: Simultaneously examining up to three channels to measure phase relationships, skew, propagation delays, and setup/hold time violations. - Component Testing: Performing continuity tests, measuring resistance, and checking diodes without switching to a separate multimeter. - Signal Integrity: Detecting narrow glitches (down to 15 ns) and monitoring for tri-state conditions on digital buses. Included Accessories: - Test Lead. - Fitted Protective Case. (H-19.8cm x W-8.9cm x D-3.8cm)
- [High-Output DC Power Supply (100 AMP)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/high-output-dc-power-supply-100-amp): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's A high-output DC power supply assembly—a custom industrial module designed for continuous high-current delivery. Use Cases and Fields of Use: - Industrial Automation: Powering heavy-duty motors, actuators, or robotic systems that require a constant and massive surge of current (100 Amps). - Telecommunications: Serving as a primary DC source or battery backup system for cellular base stations and relay towers to ensure uptime. - Aviation & Aerospace Test Benches: Simulating on-board aircraft power (often 28V DC) for testing instruments, avionics, and landing gear systems. - Plating and Electrolysis: Used in chemical processes that require precise, high-current DC for metal plating or industrial cleaning. (H-12.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-35.5cm)
- [High Performance Portable Computer - Custom (Non-Operational Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/high-performance-portable-computer-custom-non-operational-display): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom made prop of unique design—intended to represent a powerful and ruggedized portable computer for use in wet and dusty environments. Suited to industrial, law enforcement and military use. Features: - Operational LED Indicators (battery powered). - Keyboard can be tilted and locked at an angle. NOTE: If necessary, a tablet computer of suitable size can be temporarily attached in front of the existing display to act as a "functional monitor". (H-42cm x W-44.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [High Resolution Video OFHCC Cable (RGB component Video Cable)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/high-resolution-video-ofhcc-cable-rgb-component-video-cable): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - High-quality cable designed for transmitting Red, Green, Blue (RGB) component video signals, which are widely known as YPbPr or YCrCb in the context of analog video.
- [HIGH-TECH RESEARCH Ghost Detector - Radio Frequency (RF) Electronic Surveillance Detector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/high-tech-research-ghost-detector-radio-frequency-rf-electronic-surveillance-detector): Circa Early 2000's Used to detect RF (radio frequency) wireless broadband signals that typically originate from wireless (audio and video) covert surveillance devices. 2-Units available. Use Cases - Business negotiation sites. - Hotel guest rooms. - Public changing rooms and restrooms. - Military facilities. - Public spaces. - INFORMATION AND USER'S MANUAL (H-1.27cm x W-3.81cm x D-8.38cm)
- [HIP STREET MP3 Player HS-601-4GBMX - Version 2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hip-street-mp3-player-hs-601-4gbmx-version-2): Circa Early 2000's - Compatible earbuds or headset available separately. INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-5cm x W-3.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [HITACHI Camera Control Unit Model CU-3000AU](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hitachi-camera-control-unit-model-cu-3000au): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Typically used with broadcast or industrial cameras and is designed to control various functions of a connected Hitachi camera, including: - Video Level: Adjusting the intensity of the video signal. - Color Tone: Fine-tuning the color balance. - Power/Color Bar: Switching between power, color bar generation, and operation modes, and features an auto-white function. (H-24.5cm x W-14cm x D-31cm)
- [HITACHI Portable Transistor TV Receiver Model No. K-1000 (5-Inch B&W TV Receiver)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hitachi-portable-transistor-tv-receiver-model-no-k-1000-5-inch-bampw-tv-receiver): Circa 1977 - 5-inch black and white (monochrome) picture tube. - Designed for personal-carry or vehicle use. - 4-integrated attachment lugs to accomodate the use of a 2-inch wide nylon shoulder strap (available separately). - Both AC (household current via adapter) and DC for portability, via single-use "D-Cell" alkaline or externally charged/rechargeable "D-Cell" batteries. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - 1/8-inch phone plug receptacle for use with accessory earphones or headphones (available separately). - US standard VHF-/UHF tuner. - Made in Japan. (H-13cm x W-21.5cm x D-34.5cm)
- [HOBBES HDMI Mapper E-852 (wire map cable tester)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hobbes-hdmi-mapper-e-852-wire-map-cable-tester): Circa Early 2000's A specialized diagnostic tool designed for testing and verifying the pin-to-pin continuity of HDMI cables. Use Case: Used by professional AV installers and home entertainment enthusiasts to identify faulty HDMI cables during installation, repair, or troubleshooting. It performs a comprehensive pin-to-pin test to detect: - Continuity issues: Identifies open circuits, shorted wires, and mis-wired pins across all 19 HDMI pins plus the shield. - Verification: Uses green/red LED indicators to provide a simple "good" or "bad" pass/fail status. - Dual Modes: Features both automatic scanning and manual testing modes, often supplemented by audible notifications for ease of use. Included Accessories: - Fitted Protective Case. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-10.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [HOFFMAN A-100BCH Weatherproof Housing (Aged)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hoffman-a-100bch-weatherproof-housing-aged): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop designed to portray a weather distressed alarm system electronics enclosure. This unit can be removed and used separately from the box it is attached to. (H-35.5cm x W-21.5cm x D-26.5cm)
- [HOME THEATER MASTER LCD Screen Remote Control MX-500](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/home-theater-master-lcd-screen-remote-control-mx-500): Circa 2002 Key Features: - Universal Control: Designed to operate up to 10 components, including A/V receivers, TVs, DVD/LD players, VCRs, CD players, and more, using infrared signals. - Pre-programmed and Learning Capabilities: Comes with a database of over 1,000 built-in codes and can also "learn" up to 530 commands directly from original remote controls. - Macro Operations: Allows for the creation of multi-command sequences with a single button press (e.g., turning on multiple devices and setting inputs simultaneously). Features 3 dedicated macro buttons, plus Power and System Off buttons that can also be programmed with macros. - Favorite Channel Buttons: Create up to 50 favorite channel buttons, each capable of sending up to 10 commands. - Punch-Through Functionality: Control specific functions of one component (like receiver volume) while operating another component in a different mode (e.g., controlling volume while in DVD mode). - LCD Viewscreen and Backlit Buttons: Features a brightly backlit LCD viewscreen with 26 customizable pages and backlit rubber buttons for ease of use in dim lighting. - Cloning Capability: Programmed settings and learned codes can be easily transferred from one MX-500 remote to another via infrared. - Memory Lock: Retains programmed and learned functions even during battery changes. - Ergonomic Design: Features a joystick for menu navigation and well-placed buttons for comfortable, one-handed operation. OPERATING MANUAL (H-23.5cm x W-8cm x D-4cm)
- [HONEYWELL Aquatrol W964F](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-aquatrol-w964f): Circa 1989 An outdoor temperature-compensated controller used for hydronic (hot water) heating systems in commercial and multi-family buildings. Surface or panel mountable. Use Cases: - Commercial Buildings & Multi-Family Dwellings: It is primarily used for hydronic heating control in larger residential and commercial settings such as offices, schools, and garden apartments. - Outdoor Temperature Compensation (Outdoor Reset): Its main purpose is to automatically adjust the boiler water temperature based on the outdoor temperature, optimizing heating efficiency and comfort. (H-14.5cm x W-19.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [HONEYWELL Auto Strobonar 682S Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-auto-strobonar-682s-flash): Circa Late 1970's (ESTIMATED) - Requires an appropriate flash sync cord to provide connection to the camera for flash/shutter synchronization. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-23.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [HONEYWELL Auto Strobonar 782 with 135mm Camera Bracket](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-auto-strobonar-782-with-135mm-camera-bracket): Circa 1974 - Included mounting plate is suited for use with 135mm cameras. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-23.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [HONEYWELL Auto Strobonar 890 Camera Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-auto-strobonar-890-camera-flash): Circa 1975 to 1989 PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-23.5cm x W-9cm x D-10.5cm)
- [HONEYWELL Heiland Strobonar Model 64B Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-heiland-strobonar-model-64b-electronic-flash): Circa 1959 - Powered by "D-cell" batteries. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires a capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-28.5cm x W-9cm x D-11.5cm)
- [HONEYWELL S301IRFS Infrared Refrigerant Gas Detector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-s301irfs-infrared-refrigerant-gas-detector): Circa 1998 to 2021 A sensor is used to monitor for refrigerant leaks. Use Case: Designed to detect leaks of specific refrigerant gases, such as R-134A (as specified by the R134A on the label), R-22, and R-123, in mechanical rooms or chiller rooms. The sensor is typically installed at a low level near potential leak sources and connects to a main controller (like the HONEYWELL 301EM-20). When a leak is detected, the system activates visual and audible alarms (horns and strobes) and ventilation fans to protect personnel and ensure compliance with safety standards like ASHRAE 15 and CSA-B52. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-10cm x W-27.5cm x D-6cm)
- [HONEYWELL Strobonar 810 Camera Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-strobonar-810-camera-electronic-flash): Circa Mid 1970's - Included mounting plate is suited for use with 135mm cameras. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-23.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-10cm)
- [HONEYWELL Home Battery Thermostat Model #RTH5160D1016/E - Non-Programmable - White](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/honeywell-thermostat): Circa 2017 A digital, non-programmable thermostat designed for simple, intuitive operation. It is powered by 2 AA batteries and uses a universal wall plate (UWP) system for easier DIY installation. NOTE: Display and backlight are powered by internal batteries. (H-10cm x W-14cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Hot-Shoe Flash Adaptors and Mounts (Assorted)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/hot-shoe-flash-adaptors-and-mounts-assorted): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's Items: -
- [HUSKY Hunter 2 Surveyor Model 352K](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/husky-hunter-2-surveyor-model-352k): Circa 1884 Use Case: A ruggedized, weatherproof, portable computer designed for use in harsh field environments where a standard laptop would fail. It is well suited for installation into vehicles and was highly popular with professionals who needed data collection on the go, such as: - Surveyors - Military - Journalists (for transmitting stories via its modem) - Engineers (often bundled with equipment like thermal cameras) (H-15.5cm x W-22cm x D-3.5cm)
- [IBCO 1009 Electronic Printing Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibco-1009-electronic-printing-calculator): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's - Prints on small internal, or large external, plain paper rolls. - Replaceable ink roller. - Battery powered. - 2- Piece external roll adaptor available upon request (H-4.5cm x W-16cm x D-20cm)
- [IBICO Hi Tech Binding System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibico-hi-tech-binding-system): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case Used to create professional-looking bound documents, reports, and presentations in a home or office setting. The machine is designed for versatility and can punch paper and bind documents using two different methods: - Plastic Combs: Used for flexible binding that allows pages to be added or removed later. - Wire Combs: Used for a more permanent and sleek-looking bound document. The "Hi Tech" model's unique design allows it to fold into a very compact form factor when not in use, and its support legs fold out for stability during operation, making it a space-saving option for users. Its form factor won an iF Design Award in 1995. (H-11.5cm x W-40cm x D-15.5cm)
- [IBM 3.5-Inch Floppy Diskettes With Original Storage Case (5-Diskette Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-35-inch-floppy-diskettes-with-original-storage-case-5-diskette-set): Circa Late 1980's toLate 1990's Set 5-floppy diskettes with case. (H-10cm x W-10cm x D-4.5cm)
- [IBM 5.25-Inch Diskettes With Mini KAS-ETTE/10 Library Case (Set of 11 Diskettes)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-525-inch-diskettes-with-mini-kas-ette10-library-case-set-of-11-diskettes): Circa Early 1980's to Early 1990's Set of 11 Diskettes. (H-4cm x W-16.5cm x D-17cm)
- [IBM Computer Power Supply (Custom Rigged for Bench-Top/Portable Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-computer-power-supply-custom-rigged-for-bench-topportable-use): Circa 1984 This is an IBM Power Supply that has been custom modified to act as a portable bench-top unit. It was originally normally installed into a late-1990s high-end IBM workstation or server, such as the IBM Netfinity or PC Server series. Original Components: - Red Toggle Switch: A classic IBM heavy-duty mechanical AC cutoff, designed to directly interrupt the main power lines. - 635W Output: A massive power capacity originally required for multi-processor server boards and extensive SCSI drive arrays. Custom Modifications: - Status Indicator: An added a red illuminated indicator to provide visual status of the power supply. - Convenience: A sturdy handle has been added to enhance portability. - Bench-Top Orientation: The addition of two sets of rubber feet allows for stable operation in both horizontal and vertical positions. - Voltage Breakout: A terminal block has been attached to the rear to provide convenient access to the supply's various voltage rails (+12V, +5V, +3.3V and -12V or -5V). (H-13cm x W-26.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [IBM Magnetic Card Swipe Unit (Cable Attached)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-magnetic-card-swipe-unit-cable-attached): Circa 1985 Use Cases: - Point-of-Sale (POS) Transactions: Reading credit, debit, or loyalty cards at retail checkout counters. - Access Control: Used with ID badges for entry into restricted areas in businesses or institutions. - Time and Attendance Systems: Tracking employee work hours by swiping ID cards. - Data Collection: Capturing information from various types of cards in different applications. NOTE: - A matching non-corded version is available. - 8-Near doubles are available—some with and without static functional LEDs. PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power and control circuitry to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source can be provided at client request and expense. This modification can include continuous illumination of the YELLOW-Ready indicator and wireless, radio remote control of the LED status indicators from RED-"Locked" to GREEN-"Unlocked". (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-6cm)
- [IBM Magnetic Card Swipe Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-magnetic-card-swipeunit): Circa 1985 Use Cases: - Point-of-Sale (POS) Transactions: Reading credit, debit, or loyalty cards at retail checkout counters. - Access Control: Used with ID badges for entry into restricted areas in businesses or institutions. - Time and Attendance Systems: Tracking employee work hours by swiping ID cards. - Data Collection: Capturing information from various types of cards in different applications. 96.19 PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power and control circuitry to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source can be provided at client request and expense. This modification can include continuous illumination of the YELLOW-Ready indicator and wireless, radio remote control of the LED status indicators from RED-"Locked" to GREEN-"Unlocked". (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-6cm)
- [IBM Model KB-8923 Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-model-kb-8923-keyboard): Circa 1995 Use Case: The primary use case was standard data entry and general office computing in a professional environment. - Functionality: It offered a standard 104-key layout, including the Windows function keys that were absent on older Model M keyboards. - Design: The key switches are rubber domes, not the buckling springs of the Model M, making them quieter than the "clicky" predecessors. - Connectivity: The keyboard connects via a PS/2 connector, the standard circular port for keyboards and mice during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Historical Significance: Holds significance in the history of PC peripherals as a representation of cost-saving measures in mass production. - The Model M Successor: It is considered the non-mechanical successor to the legendary IBM Model M keyboard. The transition from buckling-springs to the cheaper rubber-dome mechanism represented a major shift in the industry toward cost-effective components. - A "Cadillac of Rubber Domes": Despite being a rubber-dome keyboard, enthusiasts often note that the KB-8923 was "over engineered" for what it was, offering a sturdy build quality superior to many modern budget keyboards. - Standard Layout: It solidified the 104-key layout (including the Windows keys) as the default standard for the era, a layout that continues to influence modern keyboard designs. (H-4cm x W-45.5cm x D-17cm)
- [IBM Mouse Model 12J3619 (PS2)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-mouse-model-12j3619-ps2): Circa 1997 Use Case: Used in general desktop computing in office and home settings, offering a reliable, ergonomic input device compatible with PS/2 ports. Its key distinguishing feature was the inclusion of the blue ScrollPoint nub, which allowed for both vertical and horizontal scrolling within documents and web pages without needing a typical scroll wheel. The mouse uses two buttons for primary interaction (left/right click) and the nub acts as a third, programmable function button when pressed. Historical Significance: Historically significant as part of the transition away from the original mechanical ball mice and an alternative to the emerging scroll wheel designs. It was notable for integrating the iconic TrackPoint pointing stick technology, well-known from IBM ThinkPad laptops, into a full-sized desktop mouse. This provided a unique scrolling solution that differed from standard scroll wheels and highlighted IBM's focus on innovative ergonomic features in its peripherals. The design was produced by LOGITECH for IBM under model names such as MU29J, M-SAU-IBM6, and others. (H-3cm x W-6cm x D-11.5cm)
- [IBM Mouse Model MO28BO (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-mouse-model-mo28bo-usb): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments. It is a wired, plug-and-play peripheral for general tasks, featuring three buttons: left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel for navigation. Its design is ambidextrous, allowing comfortable use for both left- and right-handed users. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an icon of the shift to optical tracking technology for mainstream consumers. It was a mass-produced, durable, and reliable model that was bundled with millions of Dell and IBM (and later Lenovo) PCs throughout the 2000s. Its widespread availability helped solidify the optical mouse with an integrated scroll wheel as the dominant standard for personal computer input devices, effectively ending the era of the mechanical ball mouse for general use. It came in different colors, including a unique "gunshot metal grey" and burgundy variants. (H-3cm x W-c6m x D-12cm)
- [IBM Office Pro 500 Uninterruptible Power Supply](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-office-pro-500-uninterruptible-power-supply): Circa 2001 A standby uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to protect computer systems from power failures. Use Case: Used to provide emergency battery backup power to a desktop computer and monitor during blackouts, brownouts, surges, and lightning, allowing users to safely save data and shut down their systems. - It offered "3D" protection: protection from system Damage, system Downtime, and Data loss. - The unit included six outlets: three provided both battery backup and surge protection, while the other three were surge-only. - It featured network and phone line surge protection and management software that could be connected via an RS232 serial cable to facilitate an automatic, unattended shutdown of the operating system. Historical Significance: Represents IBM's entry into the consumer and small office UPS market. At the time of its release, it was a dependable, compact, and affordable solution for home users looking to safeguard their valuable computer data during power disruptions. While its advertised 30-minute runtime was found to be optimistic in testing, its inclusion of both surge protection and power management software via a serial connection was a valuable offering for the market segment it targeted, making data preservation a standard expectation for desktop PC users. (H-21.5cm x W-12cm x D-16cm)
- [IBM ThinkPad iSeries Type 2621](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ibm-thinkpad-iseries-type-2621): Circa 1999 Use Case: A consumer-oriented multimedia laptop line. It was designed for general use, including web browsing, email, and running office applications and software of the late 1990s. Many models featured built-in CD players (as this one has) and were geared toward entertainment and family use, a departure from the strictly business focus of other ThinkPad lines. Historical Significance: - ACER Design: A key historical note is that most of the iSeries models, including the Type 2621, were manufactured for IBM by ACER under contract. They share a chassis design with ACER's own laptops, which sometimes led to them being nicknamed "AcerPads" among enthusiasts. - Consumer Focus: The iSeries represented IBM's significant push into the consumer market, attempting to offer the build quality and iconic design of the ThinkPad line at a more affordable price point. - Affordable Computing: These models were a precursor to the modern age of inexpensive laptops, making mobile computing more accessible to the average home user in the early days of widespread internet access. Included Accessories: - AC PowerSupply/Charger. - SMC EZ Card 10/100 Mbps CardBus Adapter SMC8035TX. (A wired Ethernet network card designed to be inserted into the laptop's PCMCIA Type II slot—circa 2001). (H-4.5cm x W-33cm x D-27cm)
- [ICOM HM-46L Speaker Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/icom-hm-46l-speaker-microphone): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A slim-line speaker microphone accessory for a range of compatible ICOM portable two-way radios. It features both a microphone and a speaker in one compact, handheld unit. Use Case: Used to enable hands-free operation of the main radio unit, which can be clipped to a belt or kept in a pack while the user holds the speaker mic clipped to their lapel or shoulder. It includes a push-to-talk (PTT) button on the side for easy transmission and an earphone jack for private listening. It is widely used for commercial, amateur (ham) radio, public safety, and general two-way radio applications. Historical Significance: A long-standing, standard accessory design in the world of ICOM's portable radios. Its design evolved from earlier models to use a simple L-type 2-pin connector and has remained consistent over a long period, showcasing a durable and effective solution that has been used by professionals and hobbyists for decades. (H-6.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ICP Tool Guard 110db Anti-Theft Alarm (Portable Self Contained Alarm)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/icp-tool-guard-110db-anti-theft-alarm-portable-self-contained-alarm): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: This battery-operated alarm is designed for flexibility. It can be attached to a valuable item using the included mounting accessories or simply placed inside a toolbox, cabinet, or vehicle. - Operation: It uses a gold-plated vibration sensor to detect movement or tampering. - Arming/Disarming: A coded keycard is used to activate and deactivate the alarm, ensuring only the owner can operate it. - Alarm: When triggered, it emits a loud, powerful 110-decibel (dB) piezo alarm to draw attention and deter thieves. - Features: It includes entry and exit delays and an LED status indicator. (H-7.5cm x W-8cm x D-1.5cm)
- [IEI 212MP Access Control Keypad - Grey (Indoor/Outdoor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iei-212mp-access-control-keypad-grey-indooroutdoor): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Suitable for controlling electric locking devices, security systems, automatic operators or machinery. Custom Rigging: This device has been custom modified to exhibit self-contained/simulated operation. Designed to be affixed to any smooth, flat, surface, using double-face adhesive tape. Power is provided by an Internal, 9-volt alkaline battery. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Once programmed the unit operates as follows: - Before any code is entered, the RED status indicator is illuminated—LOCKED status. - First key pressed causes the keypad to illuminate with a yellow backlight, which remains on, during, and slightly after, the code is entered. - Each keypress produces an audible "chirp" sound from the device (this sound can be disabled). - Once the last character of the programmed code is entered (if the code entered is correct) the RED indicator goes out, while simultaneously, the GREEN indicator illuminates—UNLOCKED. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS (H-11.5cm x W-7cm x D-3.5cm)
- [IEI 212MP Access Control Keypad - Silver (Indoor/Outdoor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iei-212mp-access-control-keypad-silver-indooroutdoor): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Suitable for controlling electric locking devices, security systems, automatic operators or machinery. Custom Rigging: This device has been custom modified to exhibit self-contained/simulated operation. 2-units are available. Designed to be affixed to any smooth, flat, surface, using double-face adhesive tape. Power is provided by an Internal, 9-volt alkaline battery. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Once programmed the unit operates as follows: - Before any code is entered, the RED status indicator is illuminated—LOCKED status. - First key pressed causes the keypad to illuminate with a yellow backlight, which remains on, during, and slightly after, the code is entered. - Each keypress produces an audible "chirp" sound from the device (this sound can be disabled). - Once the last character of the programmed code is entered (if the code entered is correct) the RED indicator goes out, while simultaneously, the GREEN indicator illuminates—UNLOCKED. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS https://www.propology.ca/iei-cc-keypad-instructions.html
- [IEI Linear Corp IEI 212i Flush Mount Indoor Keypad - Sliver Bezel/Black Surround](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iei-linear-corp-iei-212i-flush-mount-indoor-keypad-sliver-bezelblack-surround): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's Suitable for controlling electric locking devices, security systems, automatic operators or machinery. 2-units available. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Once programmed the unit operates as follows: - Before any code is entered, the RED status indicator is illuminated—LOCKED status. - Each keypress produces an audible "chirp" sound from the device This sound can be disabled). - Once the last character of the programmed code is entered (if the code entered is correct) the RED indicator goes out, while simultaneously, the GREEN indicator illuminates—UNLOCKED. Specifications: - Type: Indoor, programmable keypad for single-door access control. - Indicators: Dual LED indicators (red and green) for clear visual feedback during user interactions. - Operating Voltage: 12-24V DC. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source and the provision for surface mounting can be provided at client request and expense. This can include wireless radio remote control of the LED status indicators from RED-Locked to GREEN-Unlocked—to provide simulated operation. (H-11.5cm x W-7cm x D-2cm)
- [IEI Linear Corp IEI 212i Flush Mount Indoor Keypad - Sliver Bezel/Black Surround (Rigged For Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iei-linear-corp-iei-212i-flush-mount-indoor-keypad-sliver-bezelblack-surround-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's Suitable for controlling electric locking devices, security systems, automatic operators or machinery. 2-units available. Custom Modifications: This unit has been modified for self-contained, simulated operation. Powered internally, via a 9-volt alkaline battery. Added slim-profile housing serves to contain the battery and facilitates mounting of the keypad unit to any smooth, flat, surface via double-face, self-adhesive tape. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Once programmed the unit operates as follows: - Before any code is entered, the RED status indicator is illuminated—LOCKED status. - Each keypress produces an audible "chirp" sound from the device This sound can be disabled). - Once the last character of the programmed code is entered (if the code entered is correct) the RED indicator goes out, while simultaneously, the GREEN indicator illuminates—UNLOCKED. Specifications: - Type: Indoor, programmable keypad for single-door access control. - Indicators: Dual LED indicators (red and green) for clear visual feedback during user interactions. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
- [IKAN V2500e 2.5-Inch LCD Monitor (Mini Color LCD Analog Video Monitor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ikan-v2500e-25-inch-lcd-monitor-mini-color-lcd-analog-video-monitor): Circa 2007 Compact 2.5-inch on-camera LCD monitor designed for studio and field monitoring applications. A portable and clear video display, particularly useful for visual confirmation during video production. - Anti-glare screen - Rear T-channel Mount - Folding kickstand - 1/4-inch/20 tripod socket - RCA analog video input (via included adapter) - 1/8-inch phone jack for mono analog audio input - Built-in speaker/volume control - Resolution: 480x234 - Viewing angles: 65/65(R/L) - Operating Volts: DC 9-12V - Power Consumption: <7W - Dimension: 2.7"x2.8"x1.1" - Weight 3.5 ounces QUICK START GUIDE Included Accessories: - AV Cable (1/8-inch plug to RCA jack adapter) - Power Supply PLEASE NOTE: This analog video monitor can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the device's female RCA(Phono) audio and video analog inputs. (H-6cm x W-7.5cm x D-3cm)
- [IKEGAMI Camera Control Unit (CCU) Model CCU-500](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ikegami-camera-control-unit-ccu-model-ccu-500): Circa Late 1990's Professional-grade, multi-format Camera Control Unit. It was a workhorse in the broadcast and professional video industry, designed to provide centralized control and processing for high-quality studio and field production cameras. 2-units available. Use Cases: The CCU-500 was designed for high-end professional environments: - Live Broadcast Studios: Its primary role was in television studios for news, talk shows, and live events, where a technical operator (or "shader") would adjust the camera's image parameters from the control room. - Outside Broadcast (OB) Vans: It was a key component in mobile production trucks used for covering live sports, concerts, and remote events. - Electronic Field Production (EFP): Used for high-quality multi-camera productions shot on location, such as corporate videos, commercials, and music videos, where a "film-like" look was desired. - System Integration: It was often part of a larger Ikegami camera system, including cameras, remote control panels (RCPs), and base station adapters (BSAs). Compatible Cameras: - Ikegami HK-323P: A very popular 2/3-inch 3-CCD SD studio/field camera. - Ikegami HK-327P: Similar to the HK-323P, often used as a robotoic/POV camera. - Ikegami HK-329P: A high-performance version of the above. - Ikegami HK-371P/HK-377P: These were the "Film Style" cameras in the series, featuring a different internal block design but still fully compatible with the CCU-500. They were prized for their exceptional picture quality and dynamic range. (H-14cm x W-48cm x D-36cm)
- [IKEGAMI Camera Control Unit (CCU) Model CCU-500 & ND Rack Mounted Device (Mounted in Road Case)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ikegami-camera-control-unit-ccu-model-ccu-500-nd-rack-mounted-device-mounted-in-road-case): Circa Late 1990's Professional-grade, multi-format Camera Control Unit. It was a workhorse in the broadcast and professional video industry, designed to provide centralized control and processing for high-quality studio and field production cameras. 2-units available. Use Cases: The CCU-500 was designed for high-end professional environments: - Live Broadcast Studios: Its primary role was in television studios for news, talk shows, and live events, where a technical operator (or "shader") would adjust the camera's image parameters from the control room. - Outside Broadcast (OB) Vans: It was a key component in mobile production trucks used for covering live sports, concerts, and remote events. - Electronic Field Production (EFP): Used for high-quality multi-camera productions shot on location, such as corporate videos, commercials, and music videos, where a "film-like" look was desired. - System Integration: It was often part of a larger IKEGAMI camera system, including cameras, remote control panels (RCPs), and base station adapters (BSAs). Compatible Cameras: - IKEGAMI HK-323P: A very popular 2/3-inch 3-CCD SD studio/field camera. - IKEGAMI HK-327P: Similar to the HK-323P, often used as a robotoic/POV camera. - IKEGAMI HK-329P: A high-performance version of the above. - IKEGAMI HK-371P/HK-377P: These were the "Film Style" cameras in the series, featuring a different internal block design but still fully compatible with the CCU-500. They were prized for their exceptional picture quality and dynamic range. NOTE: The IKEGAMI CCU-500 can be rented separately from the road case and other unit at a reduced rate. 2-Units are available. (H-32cm x W-55cm x D-55cm)
- [IKEGAMI ITC Television Camera Model ITC-40 (B&W Analog Video Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ikegami-itc-television-camera-model-itc-40-bampw-analog-video-camera): Circa Early 1970's to Early 1980's Designed for general monitoring and closed-circuit television (CCTV) applications in settings like security and industrial environments. This example is in like-new condition and is made in Japan. Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Included Accessories: - C-Mount 8mm F: 1.3 lens Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: Due to the age of this camera's vidicon tube, it cannot be used practically. This component (integral to the imaging process) degrades dramatically with use and time and invariably produce unacceptable images. Moreover, replacement vidicon tube are virtually impossible to source, and may not produce anticipated performance. (H-7cm x W-10cm x D-22cm)
- [IKEGAMI Television Camera Model ITC-410 Type GT - Body Only (B&W, Analog, With Flashing LED)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ikegami-television-camera-model-itc-410-type-gt-body-only-bampw-analog-with-flashing-led): Circa Mid 1970's to Mid 1980's Designed for general monitoring purposes, including applications in industrial systems, labs, and security or surveillance. Custom Modified: - Unit has been rigged with a front-facing, flashing, LED status indicator (internally battery powered). Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. - 2-units available. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: Due to the age of this camera's vidicon tube, it cannot be used practically. This component (integral to the imaging process) degrades dramatically with use and time and invariably produce unacceptable images. Moreover, replacement vidicon tube are virtually impossible to source, and may not produce anticipated performance. ADDITIONAL NOTE: Please select and order desired C-Mount lens separately. (H-7cm x W-10cm x D-22cm)
- [Illuminated "EXIT" Sign (Rigged for Self-Contained Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/illuminated-exit-sign-rigged-for-self-contained-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom rigged movie prop engineered by PROPOLOGY.ca. Features self-contained illumination—provided by internally installed LED's powered by 9-volt batteries. A small alternate-action pushbutton is provided to conveniently power-off the device, to conserve battery life between set-ups. Additional Features: - Configurable Directional Chevrons: The 4-included chevron covers provide the ability to configure which chevrons are visible (if any) to suit the required exit path. - Dual-Side Wall Mount: Provides secure wall attachment that permits an unobscured view of the sign from either side. This mount snaps into a socket that is revealed upon removal of an incorporated replaceable cover, located in one edge of the housing. - Light Weight Design: This allows the use of double-face tape when mounting the unit directly to a surface—when only one side needs to be visible. Use Environments: - Commercial: Office buildings, retail stores, and shopping centers. - Institutional: Schools, hospitals, and educational facilities. - Industrial: Warehouses and manufacturing plants, provided they are not high-abuse or extreme cold areas. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-19cm x W-31cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Illuminator Series Keyboard (PS2)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/illuminator-series-keyboard): Circa Early 2000's A standard layout alphanumeric keyboard featuring blue backlight illumination (dimmable) with PS2 connection. (H-3.5cm x W-39cm x D-15cm)
- [Improvised Explosive Device (IED) - C4 Radio Detonated Explosive (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/improvised-explosive-device-ied-c4-radio-detonated-explosive-custom-design-inertsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Practical Features: - Flashing red LEAD "ARMED" indicator. - Dimensioned to fit perfectly into a small PELICAN equipment case. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. NOTE: 2-Units available—Option for an incorporated folding antenna—please inquire. (H-9cm x W-23cm x D-17.5cm)
- [Indicator Light Unit - Remote Cable Controlled - Generic (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/indicator-light-unit-remote-cable-controlled-generic-custom-design): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's A custom-manufactured movie prop. Indicator illuminates when attached cable receives 12-volts DC. Use Cases: Remote Alarm Notification: In commercial settings, a remote indicator light like this (often built into a wall plate) can be wired from a main security panel to a different location where an audible alarm might not be heard, providing visual confirmation of an alarm status (e.g., in a guard station or an adjacent office). Push-to-Talk (PTT) / Alert Button: The object has a momentary push button, and similar devices with buttons are used as push-to-talk switches for communications equipment or as remote panic/call buttons in various systems. NOTE: Powered remote control solutions available at client request. (H-9cm x W-5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Indicator Panel With 40-Flashing LED's (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/indicator-panel-with-40-flashing-leds-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a 40-zone annunciator panel or remote indicator that can be used in various different systems to provide visual status feedback. Internally powered by a 9-volt battery. Practical Features: - Randomly flashing LED indicators. - Light-weight, low-profile housing. - Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty. - Self powered via a 9-volt battery. A convenient way to add animated lighting effects to a static environment. Use Case—Systems Control Routing: - Each of the 40 indicators is assigned to monitor a specific data channel or signal path. - An illuminated LED would visually confirm that a particular data stream, signal, or network connection is active or "linked". - The absence of light, or a flashing pattern, could indicate a dropped connection, an error, or a lack of activity. (H-12.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Industrial Control Box with Mushroom-Head Pushbutton and Red Indicator (Rigged For Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/industrial-control-box-with-mushroom-head-pushbutton-and-red-indicator-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. The large red indicator illuminates upon button press. Powered by internal battery. Can be used handheld, or attached to a wall or console. Use Case: The primary use case is as a safety or emergency control station for heavy machinery or industrial processes. A common safety feature used in industrial robotics. - The prominent, oversized mushroom button is an ergonomic design standard for emergency stops (E-stop), making it easy to locate and activate quickly, even with a gloved hand. This action immediately cuts power or stops equipment to prevent accidents. - The red indicator light typically illuminates when the button has been pressed and the machine is in a stopped or alarm state, providing a clear visual status to operators. Historical Significance: This type of control box is historically significant as it embodies the development of industrial safety standards. The standardized use of the mushroom head for emergency stops reflects decades of ergonomic and safety research aimed at enhancing workplace safety and ensuring reliable hardware for instinctive reactions in critical situations. (H-14.92cm x W-9.53cm x D-8.10cm)
- [Industrial Digital Temperature Controller - Wireless (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/industrial-digital-temperature-controller-wireless-custom-design): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Designed to portray an industrial wireless temperature controller. Practical Features: - None. (H-17cm x W-8.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Industrial-Grade Control Interface Module - 3-Channel (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/industrial-grade-control-interface-module-3-channel-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Practical Features: - Operational Red LED Indicator. - Operational Alternate-Action Pushbutton (turns LED indicator ON/OFF). - 2-Pin GX 16 Connector (x1) - 6-Pin GX 16 Connectors (x3) - Internal Battery Powered. Its nondescript design can lend itself to a broad range of on-screen use cases: - 3-Channel Relay Interface: This module acts as an isolated switch between a low-power control system (like a PLC or microcontroller) and three high-power industrial loads. The red button would function as a Master Control Relay (MCR) reset or an emergency stop override to re-energize the outputs. - Speed or Torque Controller: The module manages the speed and rotation cycles for up to three separate electric motors. - Safety Interlock Module: The device may be a centralized safety relay used to monitor sensors (like light curtains or door interlocks). It processes signals from three zones and cuts signal paths if a safety violation is detected. - Signal Multiplexer: It could serve as a distribution hub for telemetry or sensor signals in industrial automation, where three separate sensor inputs are consolidated and protected by a central fuse. Military Applications: A device with these characteristics to be used in weapons systems safety or command and control contexts, particularly in specialized or legacy military hardware. 1. Weapons Safety & Arming In military systems, a module like this can serve as a Safety-Arming-Firing (SAF)interface. - Safety Interlocks: The three channels could manage independent safety interlock loops (e.g., "Weight-on-Wheels," "Master Arm Switch," and "Target Lock") that must all be "closed" before a firing signal can pass. 2. Remote Command & Control For field-deployed systems, such as remote-operated weapon stations or sensor arrays, this module could act as a Signal Distribution Hub. - Aviation Connectors: The use of GX16 or MIL-SPEC circular connectors is standard in military aviation and C2 systems because they provide secure, EMI-shielded, and vibration-resistant links for data and low-voltage control signals. - Redundant Control: The 3-channel design can support triple-redundant control paths for a single system, ensuring that if one cable is damaged, the command signal still reaches the terminal. 3. Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) & Blasting This type of rugged, multi-channel unit is also characteristic of remote firing controllerused in demolition or EOD operations. - Independent Cues: The three channels allow a technician to wire and test up to three separate detonators or charges from a single, protected control box. 4. Stores Management Systems (SMS) In smaller aircraft or land vehicles, modular units like this interface with the Stores Management System to control the release of external payloads (e.g., flares, smoke canisters, or small munitions). (H-8cm x W-9cm x D-16cm)
- [Industrial Pushbutton with Integrated Lever Switch - Box Mounted - Green-Silver-Black (Non-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/industrial-pushbutton-with-integrated-lever-switch-box-mounted-green-silver-black-non-functional): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's A custom manufactured movie prop. Features include: - Light-weight, low-profile housing. - Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape. (H-8.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [INFRALINK Infrared (IrDA) Printer Network (Infrared to Parallel Port Adaptop)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/infralink-infrared-irda-printer-network-infrared-to-parallel-port-adaptop): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Case: Device used to facilitate wireless printing from laptops and PCs with IrDA (Infrared Data Association) ports to standard parallel (LPT) printers. Laptops with IrDA ports were common in the late 1990s. The device acts as a print server using the IrCOMM protocol to emulate a serial or parallel port over infrared, allowing for a seamless connection. (H-5cm x W-14cm x D-21.5cm)
- [INITIAL Model IDM-1250 Portable DVD Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/initial-model-idm-1250-portable-dvd-player): Circa 2005 - Bright 10.2" wide-screen TFT (Active-Matrix) LCD display with high-pixel resolution, supporting 16:9 widescreen and 4:3 aspect ratios (Pan Scan and Letterbox). - Dual headphone jacks. - Compatible with DVD-Video, Audio-CD, JPEG image files, and Kodak Picture CDs. It also features a memory card slot for SD, MMC, Memory Stick, and USB 1 compatibility for viewing photos. - Rechargeable battery offers up to 3 hours of continuous DVD playback with the LCD screen active. - Includes AC adapter and removable INITIAL battery pack. - Car cord adaptor can provide vehicle power to unit (available separately). OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-3.5cm x W-26cm x D-18cm)
- [Inline AC Switch Box with SCEPTER VSC 15/10 Wet Location Switch Cover (Custom-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/inline-ac-switch-box-with-scepter-vsc-1510-wet-location-switch-cover-custom-functional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's (H-12.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-5cm)
- [Inline AC Switch Box with SCEPTER VSC 15/10 Wet Location Switch Cover - Dual Socket (Custom-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/inline-ac-switch-box-with-scepter-vsc-1510-wet-location-switch-cover-dual-socket-custom-functional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's (H-9.5cm x W-12cm x D-12cm)
- [INOVONICS FA116 Executive Pendant Programmer (Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/inovonics-fa116-executive-pendant-programmer-nonfunctional): Circa 1997 to Early 2000's A portable survey and programming tool for wireless security systems. Use Case: Designed for installers of INOVONICSEchoStream wireless security or monitoring systems. The device is used for conducting site surveys to determine the optimal placement for wireless transmitters and repeaters by demonstrating real-time signal strength. It also serves as a programmer for the alarm system pendants, allowing technicians to configure and test the devices. Historical Significance: This tool is significant in the security industry as an example of dedicated, handheld diagnostic equipment for complex commercial wireless alarm systems. It represents the professionalization of site surveying for wireless networks, moving beyond simple signal strength indicators to sophisticated, system-specific tools that ensure reliable communication for critical safety and security functions. (H-5cm x W-10cm x D-18cm)
- [INSTRUMENTATION LABORATORY End-Tid IL200 CO2 Monitor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/instrumentation-laboratory-end-tid-il200-co2-monitor): Circa 1986 A medical capnometer used to monitor the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in a patient's exhaled breath, specifically at the end of expiration (end-tidal CO2). Use Case: Primarily used in operating theaters and intensive care units (ICUs). It was also a critical tool for medical research involving animal studies, such as monitoring myocardial function during cardiac arrest simulations. Historical Significance: The IL200 was a pioneering early infrared CO2 analyzerthat helped standardize capnography in clinical practice. However, a notable limitation was its lack of a built-in system to compensate for the presence of nitrous oxide, a common anesthetic gas that could interfere with CO2 readings. (H-21.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-31.5cm)
- [INTERMEC 1545 Laser Barcode Scanner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/intermec-1545-laser-barcode-scanner): Circa 1995 Use Case: - Industrial Environments: The scanner was built with a sealed, rubberized outer skin specifically for use in harsh industrial settings. - Warehousing and Distribution: It was used for inventory management and tracking, where a rugged, portable scanner was necessary for all-day use. - Manufacturing: The scanner's durability made it suitable for use in light-manufacturing environments for tracking work-in-progress or finished goods. - Data Collection Applications: Its primary market was for use with various Intermec data collection terminals for field operations or other applications where data was collected away from a fixed workstation. (H-24cm x W-8cm x D-9.5cm)
- [INTERMEC 9440 Trakker Portable Transaction Manager](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/intermec-9440-trakker-portable-transaction-manager): Circa 1997 Use Case: A durable data collection tool used for basic portable applications where data was entered manually or by scanning barcodes. Its uses included: - Inventory Control: Users could perform stock counts and asset management in warehouses or retail settings. - Data Entry: Its full alphanumeric keyboard allowed for direct data input without needing shift keys. - Data Collection: It connected to external input devices, such as the wand scanner pictured, to read 1D barcodes. - Batch Processing: It typically operated in a "batch mode," storing data internally until it could be connected to a host computer (like a DEC VT-320 terminal or a PC running specific software) via a cable or modem for data transfer. Included Accessories: - Scanner Wand - Wall-Pack Battery Charger - Rechargeable Battery Pack (x1) (H-19cm x W-8cm x D-10cm)
- [INTERMEC CK60 Proto-C1 Mobile Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/intermec-ck60-proto-c1-mobile-computer): Circa 2005 Use Case: Designed for use in harsh and demanding enterprise environments that required reliable data collection and real-time communication. Primary uses included: - Warehouse Management: Inventory control, order picking, and asset tracking. - Route Accounting: Used by field workers and delivery drivers for data entry and electronic signature capture. - Manufacturing and Logistics: Tracking products throughout the supply chain. It featured integrated barcode scanning options (1D laser or 2D imager) and wireless connectivity for communication back to a host system. Utilized the Microsoft Windows CE or Microsoft Windows Mobile Software for Pocket PC operating systems. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-23.5cm x W-10cm x D-6cm)
- [INTERMEC Norand 6110 Mobile Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/intermec-norand-6110-mobile-computer): Circa 1998 Use Case: The Norand 6110 was a powerful, rugged, handheld PC designed for mobile applications in industrial settings, field service, and logistics. It functioned as a portable computer for workers who needed to collect and exchange data while away from a desk. It featured a 100 MHz AMD 486 processor and was designed to run popular operating systems of that era, such as MS-DOS, Windows CE, or Windows 95. Uses included: - Data Collection: It offered optional integrated laser scanners for efficient input of barcode data. - Inventory Management: Used in warehouses and logistics for tracking assets and stock levels. - Route Accounting/Distribution: Used by delivery drivers to manage routes, track customer inventory, and capture electronic signatures on the touchscreen. - Real-time Communication: The device supported Wide Area Networking (WAN) radio solutions for direct communication between field workers and the office. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-23.5cm x W-11cm x D-9cm)
- [INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY (IEC) Centra-B Centrifuge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/international-equipment-company-iec-centra-b-centrifuge): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) Primarily designed as a high-performance cell washing centrifuge for clinical and laboratory environments. Use Cases: - Clinical Diagnostics: Extensively used in hospital blood banks and medical facilities for cell washing procedures, particularly for Coombs testing and cross-matching blood. - Research & Education: Employed in scientific and industrial laboratories for general-purpose small-batch separations of biological materials. - Veterinary & Specialized Labs: Suitable for processing micro-samples or specific diagnostic tests in smaller-scale settings. Historical Significance: The IEC Centra-B is significant for bringing specialized cell-washing automation into a compact, bench-top form factor. It established a standard for reliability in blood bank protocols, allowing for consistent results in critical procedures like antibody screening. Along with the rest of the IEC Centra line, it helped transition complex centrifugal processes from large, floor-standing units to space-saving, decentralized laboratory equipment. (H-25cm x W-25cm x D-32cm)
- [INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY (IEC) Centra-HN Centrifuge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/international-equipment-company-iec-centra-hn-centrifuge): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) A bench-top laboratory centrifuge designed for separating substances of different densities. Use Cases: This unit is a "standard fixture" in various settings due to its rugged reliability: - Clinical Laboratories: Ideal for hematocrit testing (blood separation), urinalysis, and Radioimmunoassay (RIA). - Scientific Research: Used for isolating biological components like cell cultures, proteins, or other biomolecules based on density. - Industrial Labs: Employed for diverse procedures, including oil and Babcock testing for dairy or fuel analysis. Historical Significance: The IEC HN series is historically significant for democratizing high-performance centrifugation on a bench-top scale. Before such models, similar performance often required much larger, cabinet-style machines. It became one of the most widely adopted centrifuges in history, known for an "unparalleled track record" for durability that has kept many units in active service for over 40 years. (H-36.5cm x W-42.5cm x D-51.5cm)
- [iOMEGA Zip Disk 100](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iomega-zip-disk-100): Circa 1997 A popular form of removable magnetic storage in the late 1990s, offering significantly higher capacity than the standard floppy disk of the time. Its primary use cases included: - Data Backup: The 100MB capacity was enough to back up a typical hard drive from the mid-90s or critical files and documents, providing peace of mind to users. - File Transfer and Sharing: The disks were highly portable (fitting in a shirt pocket) and much faster than floppy drives, making them an ideal way to move large files (such as game demos, MP3s, or multimedia presentations) between different computers at home, work, or service bureaus. - Hard Disk Expansion: Users could offload large or less frequently accessed files onto Zip disks, effectively expanding their computer's storage space. - Archiving: The disks provided a convenient method for archiving old files, e-mail messages, and financial records for long-term storage. (H-10.5cm x W-10cm x D-1cm)
- [iOmega Zip Drive 100](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iomega-zip-drive-100): Circa 1994 Use Case: Designed to provide a medium-to-high-capacity (for its time) alternative to the standard 1.44 MB floppy disk. - Primary Uses: It was widely used for backing up large files, transferring digital content (photos, music, game demos), and moving data between computers in professional environments like graphic arts and media production. - Target Systems: The parallel port version (pictured) was advertised as compatible with both Macintosh and PCs running Windows, OS/2, or DOS, offering a simple way to connect to almost any computer with a printer port. Historical Significance: Holds a significant place in the history of portable storage technology: - The "Superfloppy": It became the most popular product in the "superfloppy" category, effectively bridging the gap between low-capacity floppy disks and later high-capacity options like CD-RWs and USB flash drives. - Market Dominance: Due to aggressive marketing and a low initial price point ($199 for the drive), it achieved massive popularity in the mid-to-late 1990s, with over 410 million drives and disks sold. - The "Click of Death": Its legacy is also tied to a notorious hardware failure known as the "Click of Death" (CoD), which led to a class-action lawsuit and ultimately contributed to the decline of the format as CD-RWs became cheaper and more reliable. Included Accessories: - iOMEGA AC Power Supply. - iOMEGA Serial Cable. NOTE: Near Double Available—iOmega Zip Drive 100 Plus (H-4cm x W-13cm x D-18cm)
- [iOMEGA Zip Drive 100 Plus](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iomega-zip-drive-100-plus): Circa 1997 An enhanced model of the original Zip 100. It featured a significant upgrade: iOMEGA's proprietary "AutoDetect" technology, which automatically configured the drive to work with either a SCSI or parallel port connection without requiring manual changes. Use Case: Designed to offer universal connectivity and flexibility for users who worked across multiple computing platforms or needed to share a single drive easily. - Primary Uses: Backing up critical data, transferring large graphic or multimedia files between PCs and Macs, and providing portable, high-capacity storage when standard floppy disks (1.44 MB) were inadequate. - Dual Interface: The main feature was its ability to connect to either a PC parallel (printer) port or a Mac/PC SCSI port using the same DB25 connector on the back of the unit. The AutoDetect feature identified the connection type automatically. Historical Significance: Historically significant for its pioneering attempt at seamless, cross-platform connectivity in an era dominated by competing interfaces: - Interface Innovation: The "One drive fits all" approach with AutoDetect was a major selling point, simplifying hardware installation and configuration for consumers. This level of plug-and-play functionality was advanced for 1997. - Market Strategy: The "Plus" model was introduced at the same $199 price point as the original was initially launched at, providing an enhanced value proposition and helping Iomega maintain market dominance in the "superfloppy" space against competitors like SyQuest. - A Bridge to the Future: The Zip Plus served as an important bridge product during a fragmented period in computer hardware, providing a universal solution before USB became truly ubiquitous and standardized across all PC models in the early 2000s. Included Accessories: iOMEGA AC Power Supply. iOMEGA Serial Cable. NOTE: Near-Double available—iOMEGA Zip Drive 100 (H-4cm x W-13cm x D-18cm)
- [iOMEGA Zip Drive 250 (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/iomega-zip-drive-250-usb-powered): Circa 1999 Use Case: To provide a high-capacity, portable alternative to the standard floppy disk for both PC and Mac users, without needing an external power supply. - Portability: The drive was ultra-thin, lightweight, and powered entirely through the computer's USB connection, making it an excellent accessory for the mobile computer user. - Capacity & Compatibility: It could read and write to both 250 MB and older 100 MB Zip disks, offering significantly more storage than a standard floppy disk (one 250 MB disk held about 170 floppy disks' worth of data). - Applications: It was used for backing up data, transporting large digital files (music, photos), and accessing applications from removable media. Historical Significance: Holds significance as it was the final evolution of the popular Zip drive line before the rise of USB flash drives and cheaper CD-RWs made the format obsolete. - Power over USB: It represented a key step in hardware convenience by drawing power solely from the USB port, simplifying connectivity and portability by eliminating the need for a separate AC adapter. - Cross-Platform Appeal: Its compatibility with both Windows and Mac systems made it a versatile choice for a wide user base during a time of fragmented operating system markets. - Peak of an Era: The 250 MB model marked the high point of the "superfloppy" era, offering a substantial capacity increase over the original 100 MB version, though it was eventually surpassed by the 750 MB model and then superseded by entirely different storage technologies. (H-2.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-17cm)
- [ISN Communications Intelligence Simulator (Multi-Use Device - Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/isn-communications-intelligence-simulator-multi-use-device-functional): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) A specialized dual-station electronic warfare and signals intelligence (SIGINT) device produced by INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS CORPORATION. It features two mirrored consoles (Station 1 and Station 2) that interlock into a portable and rugged transport case. 1. Primary Use: SIGINT & EW Training The device functions as a laboratory and field-deployable training aid for Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW) specialists. - Signal Interception: Operators practice identifying frequencies (FREQ.) and monitoring the duration (TIME) of intercepted transmissions. - Direction Finding: Using the Line of Bearing (LOB) readouts, trainees learn to triangulate and "fix" a target's physical location. - Audio Analysis: Integrated Headphone and Volume controls allow for the identification of signal modulation and voice characteristics. 2. Tactical Application: Deception Operations When coupled with external transmission hardware (such as an IMSI Catcher or tactical RF transmitter), the system is used to feed false intelligence to an adversary. - Scripting Realistic Intel: The dual-station setup allows operators to author and time "false" conversations that mirror the technical cadence and "Pattern of Life" of a legitimate local telephone system. - Signature Matching: Technicians use the simulator to ensure the "electronic fingerprint" of the deception (modulation and signal strength) is indistinguishable from real local traffic. - Injection: The scenarios developed on the ISN unit are transmitted into the local environment via the Remote or Supervisor ports, successfully delivering "spoofed" intelligence to an adversary's monitoring sensors. 3. Scientific Application: Human Behavioral Science The simulator serves as a controlled environment for studying human performance and psychological responses under tactical stress. - Cognitive Load & Stress Testing: Researchers manipulate TIME and signal complexity to observe how urgency and high workload affect an operator’s accuracy, decision-making, and physiological stress markers. - Deception Research: The system is used to study "behavioral cues of deception," observing how operators' communication patterns change when they are knowingly feeding false information. - Team Dynamics & Authority: Scientists use the Station 1/Station 2 and Supervisorconfiguration to study collaboration, interpersonal trust, and obedience to authority during high-stakes tactical exercises. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-38cm x W-62cm x D-51.1cm)
- [ITT Enforcer Night Vision Viewer - Grey (Non-Functional - Rigged for Eyepiece Glow)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/itt-enforcer-night-vision-viewer-grey-non-functional-rigged-for-eyepiece-glow): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Nonfunctional night-vision viewer rigged for self-contained/simulated operation. Features: - Authentic eyepiece glow is provided by electroluminescent illumination and is powered via a 9-volt battery. - A near-double is available (it's dark-blue where it's grey on this unit). Use Cases: - Military and Law Enforcement: Widely utilized for surveillance, target acquisition, patrol, and tactical operations due to its robust design and clear imaging capabilities. - Outdoor Activities: Popular for hunting, wildlife observation, camping, and navigation in low-light conditions. - Security and Surveillance: Employed for property security, perimeter monitoring, and search and rescue missions. (H-6cm x W-14cm x D-18cm)
- [ITTC Rotary Dial Phone K-502-80D - Beige](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/itt-rotary-dial-phone-beige): Circa 1984 Nearly cosmetically identical to the extremely common K-500 rotary dial telephone, this variation is equipped with an "exclusion plunger" designed to provide privacy on multi-extension phone lines, common in homes and small businesses. Use Case: The user would lift the white exclusion plunger (left-hand cradle plunger) to temporarily disconnect other phones on the same line from the conversation. This allowed for a private conversation without others being able to listen in. K-500 Series General Characteristics: - Design & Durability: Known for their robust construction, these phones were made to last and featured a classic, durable plastic shell and a G-type handset that became an industry standard. - Acoustics & Efficiency: They offered improved transmission efficiency and automatic gain adjustment (equalization circuitry) compared to earlier 300-series models, providing consistent performance on both short and long phone lines. - Modularity & Variants: The modular design simplified manufacturing and repair, facilitating numerous variants, including the basic rotary dial (pulse dialing) model and later versions retrofitted with touch-tone keypads (models 1500 and 2500). Historical Significance: ITT K-500 series phones (such as this K-502 variation) were a line of highly successful analog, corded desk telephones that served as a ubiquitous standard in North American homes and businesses during the mid-to-late 20th century. Manufactured by INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORPORATION (ITT) under a license from WESTERN ELECTRIC, the design was largely identical in form and function to the WESTERN ELECTRIC Model 500, the BELL SYSTEM's standard issue desk phone from 1950 to 1984. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-13cm x W-21.5cm x D-22cm)
- [IVI Checkmate V2000 Credit Card Terminal with Printer and PIN Pad](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ivi-checkmate-v2000-credit-card-terminal-with-printer-and-pin-pad): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case Three-piece system for electronic funds transfer at the point of sale (EFTPOS), enabling merchants to process credit and debit card payments. IVI-V2000 Central Terminal: This main unit was the "head" of the system. The merchant would key in the sale amount, process the customer's card (incorporating a magnetic stripe), and initiate the transaction with the payment processor over a phone line. Printer: Provides a physical paper receipt for both the customer and the merchant, a critical part of transaction records before digital receipts were introduced. INTERNATIONAL VERIFACT INC PIN Pad: Allows the customer to securely enter their Personal Identification Number (PIN) for debit transactions, ensuring the secure capture of the PIN away from the merchant's view. NOTE: System Includes all requisite connecting cables between components as well as power supplies for both the credit card reader and printer.
- [IZUMAR 52mm +1 and +2 Diopter Lens Set](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/izumar-52mm-1-and-2-diopter-lens-set): Circa 1970's - Designed to fit lenses that incorporate a 52mm threaded mount for filters. - +1 Diopter: This filter provides a magnification of approximately 1.25x (calculated as (1 ÷ 4) + 1 = 1.25x). It allows for a moderate increase in close-up capability, making subjects appear slightly larger and enabling closer focusing. - +2 Diopter: This filter provides a magnification of approximately 1.5x (calculated as (2 ÷ 4) + 1 = 1.5x). It offers a greater level of magnification than the +1 diopter, allowing for even closer focusing and more detailed close-up shots. - Includes a fitted case. (H-5.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [JABRA EarBoom (with 2.5mm Jack)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jabra-earboom-with-25mm-jack): Circa 2001 Universally compatible with devices that have a standard 2.5mm audio jack. Specific Compatible Brands/Models: Works with models from brands such as CISCO/LINKSYS (SPA series IP phones), KYOCERA/QUALCOMM (QCP series), and some NOKIA phones. Use Case: The headset offers a lightweight, in-the-ear design with a mini boom microphone, ideal for casual hands-free calls at home, in the office, or on the go with early mobile phones. The included MiniGels allow for a comfortable, secure fit. Historical Significance: As a product, it represents an early, universal solution for hands-free calling before 3.5mm became the dominant standard for mobile devices, and before the widespread adoption of Bluetooth wireless technology. The parent company, GN Group, has a long history in communications dating back to the 1800s, with Jabra playing a key role in developing headsets for both mobile and enterprise use. NOTE: Earpiece can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-0.75cm x W-1.3cm x D-7.3cm)
- [JACOB JENSEN Barometer Model 32005](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jacob-jensen-barometer-model-32005): Circa 1999 A digital weather module designed to display air pressure and weather trends. Features: - Pressure Units: Displays barometric pressure in either millibars/hectopascal (mb/hPa) or inches of mercury (inHg). - Weather Symbols: Uses icons (Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy) to show current weather and upcoming trends. - Altitude Adjustment: Includes an option to set the height above sea level to ensure accurate local readings. Basic Operation: - ALT Λ / ALT V: These buttons on the left are used to adjust the altitude setting. Since air pressure decreases with height, setting your local altitude allows the device to calculate the equivalent sea-level pressure. - ALT (Top Right): Likely used to enter or confirm the altitude setting mode. - RESET (Bottom Right): Resets the highest and lowest recorded pressure readings or returns the device to factory settings. Design Context: - Modular Series: It was part of the "Weather Station I" modular line, allowing users to combine different units like thermometers and hygrometers onto a single stand. - Awards: The series is highly regarded for its functional minimalism, a hallmark of Danish modern design. - Successor: A follow-up "Weather Station II" was later released with minor design updates. The collection was a collaboration between the studio's founder, Jacob Jensen, and his son, Timothy Jacob Jensen, who had taken over the company in 1990. While the series is often described as "vintage from the 1990s," it remains a modern classic and was produced and sold throughout the early 2000s. (H-6.5cm x W-14cm x D-2.5cm)
- [JENSEN JTK-87RT - 6" Rota-Tough Case - Black With Back Hardware](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jensen-jtk-87rt-6quot-rota-tough-case-black-with-back-hardware): Circa 1990's (H-21.15cm x W-45.5cm x D-40cm)
- [JENSEN VHF-UHF Television/FM Stereo Antenna (Analog Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jensen-vhf-uhf-televisionfm-stereo-antenna-analog-use): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's - The attached coaxial cable screws into the "Antenna In," "RF In," or "Coax In" port on the back of your television, digital converter box, or FM stereo tuner. (H-19cm x W-23.5cm x D-13cm)
- [JOHN Handheld Ultraviolet (UV) Light (Fluorescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/john-handheld-ultraviolet-uv-light-fluorescent): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A portable, battery-operated tool designed for detection and authentication tasks. Unlike standard flashlights, it uses a 4-watt fluorescent UV tube to reveal materials that fluoresce under "blacklight." Use Cases: - Authentication & Fraud Detection: A standard tool for verifying banknotes, passports, and ID cards. It reveals the hidden UV-reactive security threads and watermarks used to prevent counterfeiting. - Forensics & Crime Scene Investigation: Used to detect biological fluids (such as blood or saliva) and forensic markers that are invisible to the naked eye. - Industrial Leak Detection: Essential for finding leaks in HVAC systems or engines. Technicians add a UV-fluorescent dye to the system, which this light then makes glow brightly at the source of the leak. - Mineralogy & Art Appraisal: Hobbyists use it to identify fluorescent minerals, while art experts use it to detect repairs or forgeries in paintings and ceramics, as older materials often fluoresce differently than modern ones. (H-16.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Junction Box - Custom (For Low-To-Moderate Voltage Applications - Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/junction-box-custom-for-dc-power-or-signal-distribution-nonfunctional): Circa mid 1980's to Early 2000's Designed to facilitate the distribution or joining of up to three independent circuits for low-to-moderate voltage applications. Terminals can accommodate several different connection methods: - Banana Pugs - Spade Connectors. - Ring Connectors. Use Cases: - Organization and Maintenance: It acts as a central hub where wires from different sources converge, reducing clutter and making it significantly easier to troubleshoot, repair, or expand the electrical system in the future. - Testing and Measurement: The use of standard banana jacks makes it ideal for lab environments or field testing where technicians need to quickly connect and disconnect sensors, power supplies, or measuring instruments like multimeters. - Signal Distribution: It can be used to consolidate signals from multiple sensors into a single output or to branch one input signal out to multiple monitoring devices. - Educational Demonstrations: Such configurations are frequently found in physics or engineering classrooms for safe, repeatable experiments involving power distribution or circuit logic. (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- [JVC (22-Inch) Color Video Monitor TM-22U (Analog)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jvc-22-inch-color-video-monitor-tm-22u-analog): Circa 1990 A high-quality 22-inch (diagonal viewable image size) color CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitor designed specifically for journalists and field crews to edit, monitor, and review footage on-location, entirely powered by a battery if necessary. It represents a very specific and crucial era in electronic news gathering (ENG). I/O Connections: VTR: This section is dedicated to connecting a portable video tape recorder(VTR—available separately). - 8-pin EIAJ Connection (VTR Video/Audio/Power): The EIAJ-8 standard was a common interface on portable 1/2" reel-to-reel and early cassette VTRs (like Sony VO-3800/4800, JVC CR-4700U, etc.). This single cable carried: - Composite Video In/Out - Audio In/Out (monaural) - RCA Jack (VTR Audio) An alternate audio input connection to the proprietary EIAJ-8 cable connection. - TNC Connector (VTR Video): An alternate video input connection to the proprietary EIAJ-8 cable connection. Power Supply: - AC Power Cord Socket: Standard operation from a wall outlet, like a regular studio monitor. This also charges the internal battery. - Mini-DIN Connection (DC IN 12VDC/Charge): This provides the ability for the monitor to be powered (and its battery charged) from a vehicle's 12V system (via a cigarette lighter adapter) or an external 12V battery belt/pack. This is an essential ENG feature. - Battery Pack Compartment: Provides portable power with field-replaceable rechargeable batteyr packs (battery type JVC NB-P1). Line In: - TNC Connection (Video Line In): Provides connection to a second video source other than the VTR. This would typically be a professional video camera (e.g., one with a TNC output for robustness). This allows for direct camera monitoring while recording or for setting up shots. - RCA Jack (Audio Line In): Provides audio input. Outputs: - TNC Connector (Video Out): This provides the video signal from whichever source is selected to be sent to another device (loop-through output). - RCA Jack (Audio Out) This provides the audio signal from whichever source is selected to be sent to another device (loop-through output). Included Accessories: - AC power cord. - JVC Screen sun shield. - Fitted Aluminum Frame Hard Case. Accessories Available Separately: - SONY Videocorder AV-3600 (Analog B&W VTR). - PANASONIC WV-3230 Newvicon ProLine (Analog) Color Video Camera - Suitable audio and video cables. 2-units available. PLEASE NOTE: This analog video monitor can be used to display a digital-video source with the use of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor with the digital source being connected to the input of the unit and the output (now converted to an analog signal) connected to the monitor's TNC "VIDEO IN" connection. (H-13.5cm x W-21.5cm x D-34cm)
- [JVC 5.25-Inch MD-2HD Mini-Floppy Disks (Box of 10)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jvc-525-inch-md-2hd-mini-floppy-disks-box-of-10): Circa Early 1980's to Early 1990's (H-14.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [JVC Auto-Return Record Turntable Model L-A21](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jvc-auto-return-record-turntable-model-l-a21): Circa 1988 - Requires connection to an amplified stereo system (available separately). - Includes stylus and cartridge. (H-11.5cm x W-42cm x D-35cm)
- [JVC Earbuds - Stereo - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jvc-earbuds-stereo-black): Circa 1980's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol.
- [JVC GR-C1U Video Camcorder (VHS-C)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/jvc-gr-c1u-video-camcorder-vhs-c): Circa 1984 The first consumer-grade all-in-one camcorder and specifically, the first VHS-C camcorder, allowing the recording tape to be inserted directly into the camera unit. Applications: Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Key Features: - Recording Format: Records onto VHS-C tapes, which can be played back on standard VHS VCRs using a provided adapter. - Video Technology: Utilizes a 1/2 inch Hi-Band Saticon pickup tube to produce a 300 horizontal lines resolution. - Optics: Features a 6x optical zoom lens with both manual and powered zoom capabilities, manual focus, and manual iris control for exposure. It also includes a macro mode for close-up shots. - Viewfinder and Display: Equipped with a B&W 1/2 inch viewfinder for monitoring footage, which activates upon pressing the record button, and allows for video playback directly in the viewfinder. - Audio: Records in monaural audio and includes a removable microphone, external microphone, and headphone ports. - Controls and Functionality: Offers features such as white balance settings for indoor and outdoor shooting, light sensitivity adjustment, manual fade to black, and basic VTR controls like play, pause, record, eject, fast forward, and rewind. - Power and Connectivity: Can be powered via battery (NB-P5 or NB-P6) or DC cord and offers connections for composite video out, RF out (with optional RF modulator), analog audio out, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. - Accessories: Includes a cold shoe mount for attaching accessories and can use various lens filters or effects. - Cultural Significance: Famously appeared as Doc Brown's camcorder in the film Back to the Future and also featured in Stranger Things season 2. Included Accessories: - JVC Battery Pack Model NB-P5U (Standard) - JVC Battery Pack Model NB-P6U (High-Capacity) - JVC Battery Charger Model BB-P1U - JVC RF Unit Model RF-P1U (RF breakout box) - JVC RF Cables (x2) - JVC Removable Electronic Viewfinder. - JVC A/V Cable (provides line level audio and video from camcorder to an external device) - JVC Carrying Case Model CB-P1U (fitted hard-case) - JVC Camcorder Shoulder Strap INSTRUCTIONS AND PRODUCT BROCHURE Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). ADDITIONAL NOTE: This camcorder is designed for use with VHS-C video cassettes. These are physically smaller than the commonly available full-size VHS video cassettes. (H-20cm x W-10cm x D-35.5cm)
- [KAISER FOTOTECHNIK Binocular/Tripod Adaptor Model 6032](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kaiser-fototechnik-binoculartripod-adaptor-model-6032): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Unlike the standard "L-shaped" adapters that screw into the front of a binocular hinge, this is a clamp-style adapter designed for binoculars that lack a threaded tripod socket. How it Works: - Central Shaft Attachment: It is designed to clamp onto the central focusing shaftor the bridge of porro-prism binoculars. - Adjustable Span: The thumb-wheel in the center opens and closes the padded jaws, which have a span range of 12mm to 20mm (approximately 0.5 to 0.8 inches) to accommodate different shaft diameters. - Tripod Mounting: The bottom of the adapter features a standard 1/4" tripod socket, allowing you to screw it directly onto any standard tripod head or quick-release plate. Quick Setup Steps: - Open the Jaws: Turn the textured thumb-wheel until the clamp is wide enough to fit over your binoculars' center shaft. - Position & Tighten: Place the clamp over the shaft (usually behind the focus wheel) and tighten the thumb-wheel until it is secure. - Mount to Tripod: Screw the entire assembly onto your tripod's 1/4" mounting screw. (H-7.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3cm)
- [KAISER RS 1 Copy Stand](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kaiser-rs-1-copy-stand): Circa Mid 1970's to Late 1970's - Designed primarily for reprography and precise object photography, providing a stable and controlled environment for capturing high-quality images of flat artwork, documents, photographs, books, or small objects. - Suited for use with a 135mm SLR camera (available separately) (H-79.5cm x W-89.5cm x D-42cm)
- [KANGAROOM Electronics Cable Storage Box](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kangaroom-electronics-cable-storage-box): Circa Early 2000's An organizer designed to manage tech accessories. The dual level compartments include removable dividers (Velcro-attached), allowing adjustment of slot sizes. (H-15.5cm x W-35.5cm x D-20cm)
- [KAREX 1/2-Inch Video Tape - 7-Inch Reel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/karex-12-inch-video-tape-7-inch-reel): Circa 1970's - Premium grade 1/2-inch video tape. - Includes original storage case. Compatible VTRs: Designed for the EIAJ-1 (Type 1) standard. The recommended high-grade tape for the following professional/industrial VTRs: - SONY AV-3600 (available separately): The most common and iconic EIAJ-1 VTR. This is the machine you are most likely to find this tape used with. - SONY AV-8400: A higher-end EIAJ-1 machine. - PANASONIC NV-3120 / NV-3020: A very popular competitor to the Sony 3600. - JVC CR-6060U - RCA TR-600 - HITACHI VR-10 - Important Note on Playback: The "Silverchrome" formulation, while high-quality, is known to be more abrasive than standard tape. If you attempt to play this tape on a vintage VTR, it is absolutely critical that the machine is in perfect alignment and that the video heads are in good condition. Playing a precious tape on a machine with worn heads is the fastest way to damage both the tape and the machine. PLEASE NOTE: This video tape is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-23.5cm x W-19.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [KENSINGTON PocketMouse Pro Wireless Model 72117](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kensington-pocketmouse-pro-wireless-model-72117): Circa 2004 Use Case: For mobile professionals using laptops. It is a compact, portable peripheral that provides a comfortable alternative to a laptop's touchpad. It connects wirelessly via an RF (Radio Frequency) USB receiver with a range of up to 3 feet, ideal for presentations or meetings. The unique all-in-one design allows the USB receiver to be stored inside the mouse body, which also automatically turns the mouse off to save battery life. It offers standard three-button functionality (left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel) using Kensington's "DiamondEye" optical technology for precise tracking on various surfaces. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a prominent example of early wireless travel mice that addressed the specific needs of laptop users by prioritizing portability and convenience. Its innovative design feature of storing the receiver inside the mouse was highly regarded for preventing loss and managing power efficiently, a key innovation in mobile accessories at the time. It helped push the market toward compact wireless optical solutions and away from bulkier, wired, or less accurate mechanical mice. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11.5cm)
- [KENWOOD MC-43S Dynamic Hand Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kenwood-mc-43s-dynamic-hand-microphone): Circa 1983 A dynamic hand microphone. It has an 8-pin round connector designed for use with KENWOOD mobile and base station amateur radio transceivers. Use Case: Used by licensed amateur (ham) radio operators for voice communication (SSB and FM modes) over the airwaves. It is a handheld microphone featuring "Up/Down" buttons on the top for changing radio frequencies or memory channels remotely, a push-to-talk (PTT) button on the side, and a lock switch to keep the radio in transmit mode. It is commonly paired with radios like the KENWOOD TS-430S, TS-480HX, TM-231, and TS-2000X. Historical Significance: A standard, robust accessory that represents the reliability and quality of Japanese-made amateur radio equipment during a peak era of the hobby. Its enduring design and basic functionality have made it a favorite among operators for decades, with many units still in use today (as of 2026). (H-11.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [KENWOOD Model TR-7800 FM Transceiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kenwood-model-tr-7800-fm-transceiver): Circa 1980 A VHF FM transceiver designed for use in the amateur (ham) radio 2-meter band. It functions as both a mobile unit in a vehicle or as a base station with an appropriate power supply and antenna. Use Case: It allows licensed amateur radio operators to communicate via voice (FM mode) over short to long distances, including accessing remote repeater stations to extend their range. Key features for operation include 15 memory channels, channel and band scanning, and adjustable transmit power (5 or 25 watts). Historical Significance: A classic example of the "black box" style amateur radios from the late 1970s/early 1980s that utilized microprocessors and frequency synthesizers, allowing for keypad entry of frequencies and memory channels. This represented a significant technological advancement over older, crystal-controlled radios, making the hobby more accessible and versatile. Many units are still in use today (as of 2026) and are praised for their durable construction and good audio quality, highlighting the build standard of that era. (H-7.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-23cm)
- [KENWOOD Solid State Stereo Amplifier Model KA-2002](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kenwood-solid-state-stereo-amplifier-model-ka-2002): Circa 1971 - Compatible audio cables available separately. - INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND SCHEMATICS
- [Keyed Switch Box with Green/Yellow/White Illuminated Indicators](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/keyed-switch-box-with-greenyellowwhite-illuminated-indicators): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's An industrial control station consisting of a four-position control box configured with three illuminated indicator lights and a single key-operated selector switch. Use Cases: The specific combination of components is commonly found in a variety of industrial and commercial settings: - Machine Operation & Access Control: The key switch acts as a safety or security feature, allowing only authorized personnel to enable or disable the machine, switch between manual/automatic modes, or perform maintenance. The lights provide immediate visual feedback on the machine's status. - Building Automation Systems: The control station might be used to manually override or select operational modes for systems like HVAC or security, with the key switch ensuring only specific maintenance staff can change settings. - Process Control: The control box can be used in the manufacturing industry to control a specific stage of production. For example: - The green light indicates the system is running or in a "ready" state. - The yellow/amber light signals a warning, caution, or a standby/intermediate state, alerting an operator to check for potential issues. - The white light often signifies a general status, a user command has been accepted, or simply that power is on. - Material Handling and Small Lifting Systems: The unit could serve as a local control for hoists or conveyors, where the key is necessary to initiate or change the direction of movement. - Explosion-Proof or High-Security Environments: In hazardous locations, specialized versions of these boxes are used to ensure secure and safe operation of equipment, preventing unauthorized access that could cause a safety incident. Functional Breakdown: - Illuminated Indicators: These lights use color coding to help operators quickly interpret machine states, reducing human error. - Key-Operated Switch: This switch enhances safety and operational security by preventing unauthorized individuals from controlling the machinery. NOTE: - 2-Units available. - LED indicators can be rigged to illuminate when key is turned (via internal battery)—at client request. - Key-switch can be changeout to another type—at client request. (H-19.5cm x W-7cm x D-8.5cm)
- [KEYO Security Camera Model T0813 (Nonfunctional/Dummy CCTV Camera With Flashing LED)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/keyo-security-camera-model-t0813-nonfunctionaldummy-cctv-camera-with-flashing-led): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Dummy CCTV camera featuring a front facing, flashing, red LED indicator (powered by internal battery). 4-units available. Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use (mounting socket is reversible). Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Video monitors - Video recorders - Coaxial (video) cables (H-7cm x W-7.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [KING All Transistor Transceiver Walkie Talkie Set Model MTC-301](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/king-all-transistor-transceiver-walkie-talkie-set-model-mtc-301): Circa Mid 1960's A consumer-grade, handheld two-way radio from the mid-20th century. The most inexpensive versions were often sold as children's toys. Use Case: Used for short-range, personal communication, primarily as a recreational "walkie-talkie" for children and hobbyists, or for simple communication around a home or yard. Operated over a single crystal-controlled frequency in the Citizens Band (CB) range (typically Channel 7 or 14). The side button is a push-to-talk (PTT) switch, and the top dial controls the power and volume. Historical Significance: A prime example of the mass-produced, affordable consumer electronics that brought the fun of two-way radio communication into homes before the dominance of personal cell phones. These simple devices helped popularize the CB radio trend and often came in pairs in a box for use right out of the store. NOTE: 6-(2-piece) sets available. Accessories Available Separately: - Original packaging. (H-18.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [KMC Miniature LCD Quartz Digital Travel Clock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kmc-miniature-lcd-quartz-digital-travel-clock): Circa 1980's NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-3cm x W-4.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [KOBOLD F (Bulb) Flash Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kobold-f-bulb-flash-unit): Circa 1950's to 1960's - This unit features a common collapsible reflector design used during the 1950's to the 1960's. - It incorporates several metal, inter-leafed reflector segments, that when fanned-out and locked, formed a parabolic reflector—which significantly reduced the flash unit's size for storage and transport. - Compatible with cameras that provide a cold-shoe flash mount and PC (flash cable) connection. - Requires an EXELL A220/504A 15-volt battery (replaces the original EVEREADY No. 504 battery which is no longer manufactured). - Uses AG-1 and AG-1B flash bulbs. - Made in West Germany. (H-11cm x W-7.5cm x D-5cm)
- [KODAK 135mm Slide Mounts](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-135mm-slide-mounts): Circa 1980's 2-boxes available. Rental rate is per box. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [KODAK Brownie 127 Film Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-127-film-camera): Circa 1952 to 1959 - Uses 127 film. - This example was manufactured between 1952 and 1955. - One of the most produced KODAK cameras ever made. - Not comparable with bulb-flash equipment. (H-8cm x W-12cm x D-7cm)
- [KODAK Brownie 8mm Movie Camera II](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-8mm-movie-camera-ii): Circa 1956 to 1958 - Uses Standard-8mm roll film. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor. - Includes a fitted leather case. (H-10cm x W-6cm x D-16cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Model (Metal Film Advance Knob)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-hawkeye-camera-flash-model-metal-film-advance-knob): Circa 1949 to 1961 - Very popular camera when current. - Uses 620 roll film. - Bulb-flash compatible. - 1 exact-double and 1 near-double available. (H-12.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-11cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Model (Plastic Film Advance Knob)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-hawkeye-camera-flash-model-plastic-film-advance-knob): Circa 1949 to 1961 - Very popular camera when current. - Uses 620 roll film. - Bulb-flash compatible. - 2 additional near-doubles available. (H-12.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-11cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Holiday Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-holiday-camera): Circa 1953 to 1957 - Uses 120 roll film. - 2 additional near-doubles available. - Not compatible with a flash bulb attachment. (H-8cm x W-10cm x D-7.5cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Holiday Camera (Dakon Lens)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-holiday-camera-dakon-lens): Circa 1953 to 1962 - Uses 127 roll film. - 2 additional near-doubles available. - Not compatible with a flash bulb attachment. (H-8cm x W-10cm x D-7.5cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Holiday Flash Camera (Dakon Lens)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-holiday-flash-camera-dakon-lens): Circa 1953 to 1962 - Uses 127 roll film. - 2 additional near-doubles available. - Compatible with an accessory flash bulb attachment. (H-8cm x W-10cm x D-7.5cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Reflex Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-reflex-camera): Circa 1941 to 1952 - Uses KODAK 127 film. - Non-synchro model (not bulb-flash compatible) - Made in Canada (Also made in the US and UK) (H-12cm x W-9cm x D-5.5cm)
- [KODAK Brownie Twin 20 (Twin-Lens) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-brownie-twin-20-twin-lens-camera): Circa 1959 to 1964 - Uses 620 roll film. - Bulb-flash compatible. (H-10.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [KODAK Cameo Auto Focus Panoramic 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-cameo-auto-focus-panoramic-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa 1984 - Uses 135mm film. - Built-in flash. (H-6.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-4cm)
- [KODAK Carousel Transvue 140 Slide Tray Loaded With Slides- Translucent Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-carousel-transvue-140-slide-tray-loaded-with-slides-translucent-grey): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's - Includes 140 processed slides and original storage box. - 3-available. - KODAK Carousel Projector available separately. PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on these slides are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. This is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen slide projector without depicting the projected image. (H-6.5cm x W-25cm x D25-cm)
- [KODAK Carousel Transvue 140 Slide Tray - Translucent Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-carousel-transvue-140-slide-tray-translucent-grey): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's - Includes original storage box. - 2-available. - KODAK Carousel Projector available separately. (H-6.5cm x W-25cm x D25-cm)
- [KODAK Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray - Beige](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-carousel-transvue-80-slide-tray-beige): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's - Includes original storage box. - KODAK Carousel Slide projectors available separately. (H-6.5cm x W25-cm x D25-cm)
- [KODAK Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-carousel-transvue-80-slide-tray-black): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's - 2-Available. - Includes original storage box. - KODAK Carousel Projector available separately. (H-6.5cm x W-24.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [KODAK Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray - Translucent Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-carousel-transvue-80-slide-tray-translucent-grey): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's - Includes original storage box. - KODAK Carousel Projector available separately. (H-7.5cm x W-24.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [KODAK Case For Model XL33 Camera (Super-8mm Cine Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-case-for-model-xl33-camera-super-8mm-cine-camera): Circa 1971 to 1975 - Like-new condition. - Has integrated lugs for connection of a shoulder strap (available separately). - Also compatible with the KODAK XL55 camera. (H-21.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-10cm)
- [KODAK Cine'-Kodak Magazine 8 (8mm Cine Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-cine-kodak-magazine-8-8mm-cine-camera): Circa 1946 to 1955 - Uses Standard-8mm film inside easy-loading magazines. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates (e.g., 16 fps). - Typically had a 13mm f/1.9 lens but can be changed-out with other interchangeable lenses. - Designed for amateurs with features like a built-in exposure guide and film footage indicator. - Near-double available. - Leather KODAK Cine-Kodak 8 carrying case available separately. (H-11cm x W4.5-cm x D-15cm)
- [KODAK Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 Camera (8mm Film)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-cine-kodak-magazine-8-camera-8mm-film): Circa 1946 to 1955 - Uses Standard-8mm film inside easy-loading magazines. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates (e.g., 16 fps). - Typically had a 13mm f/1.9 lens but can be changed-out with other interchangeable lenses. - Designed for amateurs with features like a built-in exposure guide and film footage indicator. - Near-double available. - Leather KODAK Cine-Kodak 8 carrying case available separately. (H-11cm x W4.5-cm x D-15cm)
- [KODAK Cine-Kodak Royal 16mm Magazine Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-cine-kodak-royal-16mm-magazine-camera): Circa 1950 to 1954 - Uses 16mm film inside easy-loading magazines. - Clockwork-driven (no batteries), with a spring motor and multiple frame rates (e.g., 16 fps). - Fitted with a 20mm f/1.9 lens but can be changed-out with other interchangeable lenses. - Designed for amateurs with features like a built-in exposure guide and film footage indicator. - Exact-double available. (H-13.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-18.5cm)
- [KODAK Duaflex IV (Twin Lens) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-duaflex-iv-twin-lens-camera): Circa 1955 to 1960 - Uses 120 roll film. (H-11.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [KODAK Ektagraphic MFS-8 Projector (Dual-8mm Film Projector)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-ektagraphic-mfs-8-projector-dual-8mm-film-projector): Circa 1969 - Dual-8mm design (will accomodate both Standard 8mm and Super-8mm film). - Film Loading: Automatic threading. (H-15.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-30cm)
- [KODAK Film Cleaner Cat. 195 6986 (118ml)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-film-cleaner-cat-195-6986-118ml): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's - For use on polyester based photographic film. - Original packaging available upon request. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [KODAK Film Extractor ML 135](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-film-extractor-ml-135): Circa 1980's - Used to extract the "film-tail" of an unused 135mm film cartridge which has become inadvertently retracted inside—thus preventing it from being threaded into a camera's take-up spindle that is necessary for film loading.
- [KODAK Film (Splicing) Cement Cat. 195 6218 (14.8ML)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-film-splicing-cement-cat-195-6218-148ml): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - Used for permanently joining together (splicing) polyester based motion picture film during film repair, film leader attachment and film editing operations. - 2-bottles available. - Rental rate is per bottle. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [KODAK Instamatic 44 Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-instamatic-44-camera): Circa 1969 - Uses 126 cartridge film and Magicube flash bulbs. - Sold as an inexpensive, easy to use, point-and-shoot camera. (H-9.5cm x W-12cm x D-5.5cm)
- [KODAK KB-10 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-kb-10-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa 1996 - Uses 135mm film. (H-7cm x W-13cm x D-4cm)
- [KODAK Kodalite (Bulb) Flasholder No. 711](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-kodalite-bulb-flasholder-no-711): Circa 1950 to 1961 Compatible Cameras: - Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, Flash Model (available separately) - Kodak Duaflex Cameras, specifically the Duaflex VII (available sparely) and likely other models in the Duaflex line designed for flasholder attachment. - Requires 2-"C" cell batteries. Compatible Flash Bulbs: - No. 5 flash bulbs. - No. 25 flash bulbs. - SF (Small Flash) flash bulbs. - SM (SuperMite) flash bulbs. For color film, blue-tinted versions of these bulbs (e.g., No. 5B, No. 25B, SFB, SMB) are required as they produce light closer to daylight color temperature. (H-21cm x W-13.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [KODAK Kodalite Midget (Bulb) Flasholder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-kodalite-midget-bulb-flasholder): Circa 1950's to Early 1960's This unit is compatible with several vintage Kodak cameras, including: - Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, Flash Model (available separately) - Kodak Brownie Starlet - Kodak Brownie Starflex - Kodak Brownie Bull's-Eye - Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash (available separately) - Uses M-sized flashbulbs (such as M2, M5, or #5 and #25—with its spacer removed to accomodate larger bases) and can also be used with blue-tinted versions like M2B, AG-1B, or #25B for color film. - Requires 2-"AA" batteries. (H-12.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-11cm)
- [KODAK Magazine Cine Kodak Leather Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-magazine-cine-kodak-leather-case): Circa 1946 to 1955 - Carrying case for the KODAK Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 Film Camera and one spare 16mm film magazine (KODAK Cine-Kodak Magazine 8 Film Camera available separately). (H-23cm x W-14.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [KODAK Printer Control Unit (Provides Printed Output From Multiple Video Sources)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-printer-control-unit-provides-printed-output-from-multiple-video-sources): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's PLEASE NOTE: While the above stated device description is almost certainly true, the circa and following details are a compilation of information provided by the LLM's GOOGLE AI and DeepSeek. Although quite plausible, these may contain partially or wholly incorrect information. No human verifiable information was readily available as of September 15, 2025. Designed for use with a Kodak LED II or similar photographic paper printer (such as the 2610, 2810, or 6810 models) from their Duratrans/Duraflex line. Primary Function: Acts as the central brain and interface for a high-end, continuous-tone photographic printer interface. Its job is to: - Receive Multiple Video Signals: The "CAMERA" BNC input is not for a live camera but was a standard (RS-170/NTSC) video input to receive an analog video signal from a Kodak RFS-2035 Film Scanner or a similar high-end video source. This allowed for direct printing from scanned film (like 35mm slides). - Process Images: The unit would convert the analog video signal into a digital data stream and apply color correction, density adjustments, and other proprietary algorithms calibrated for Kodak's specific photographic papers and dyes. - Drive Multiple Printers: It sends the processed image data to the actual printer mechanism (a separate large box) via the parallel port for high-speed data transfer. The printer used an array of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) to expose light-sensitive photographic paper line-by-line. Use Cases: This system was a cornerstone of pre-press and professional display photography in the pre-digital and early digital era. Its main use cases were: - Creating Large Format Display Transparencies (Duratrans): The primary use. Ad agencies and graphic design firms would use this system to print high-quality, back-lit advertisements for display in lightboxes, commonly found in airports, bus stops, and retail stores. - Creating High-Resolution Photographic Prints (Duraflex): For producing durable, water-resistant photographic prints for displays, portfolios, and presentations. - Reproduction and Archiving: Museums and archives might use it to create high-fidelity reproductions of artwork or photographs from scanned originals. (H-12cm x W-47.5cm x D-40.5cm)
- [KODAK Projection Ektanar 5 Inch f: 3.5 Zoom Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-projection-ektanar-5-inch-f-35-zoom-lens): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's - Designed for use with Kodak Carousel and Ektagraphic series slide projectors (available separately). - Zoom control provides adjustment of projected image size without having to reposition the projector. - Provides greater flexibility in projector placement.
- [KODAK Slide Projector Carousel 650](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-slide-projector-carousel-650): Circa Mid 1960's to Early 1970's - 135mm transparency (slide) projector. - Replacement lamps are CBA or DEK types. - Near-double (KODAK Slide Projector Carousel 800) available separately. Accessories Available Separately - KODAK Carousel slide trays. - KODAK Carousel Projector cabled remote control. - KODAK Projection Ektanar 5 Inch f: 3.5 Zoom Lens. (H-11cm x W-26cm x D-30cm)
- [KODAK Slide Projector Carousel 800](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-slide-projector-carousel-800): Circa 1964 - 135mm transparency (slide) projector. - Replacement lamps are CBA or DEK types. - Near-double (KODAK Slide Projector Carousel 650) available separately. Accessories Available Separately - KODAK Carousel slide trays. - KODAK Carousel Projector cabled remote control. - KODAK Projection Ektanar 5 Inch f: 3.5 Zoom Lens. (H-11cm x W-26cm x D-30cm)
- [KODAK SV65 Color Video Finisher](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-sv65-color-video-finisher): Circa Mid 1980's Use Case: A post-processing, thermal laminating and drying unit designed as the final stage in a specific KODAK dye-sublimation photo printing system. Its function was to receive a printed-but-not-finished dye-sub print from a dedicated Kodak printer (like the KODAK SV6100 Color Video Printer or similar SV-series printer). The print at this stage would have the dye transferred to the paper but would still be vulnerable. The SV65 would then: - Apply a Protective Overcoat: Through a final heating and pressure process, it would bond a clear, durable laminate (from a ribbon in the connected printer) onto the print's surface. - Dry/Cure the Print: The "HEATING" indicator refers to this finishing process, which would ensure the dyes were fully set and the overcoat was permanently affixed, making the print smudge-proof, water-resistant, and UV-stable. - Output a Finished Product: It would eject a fully laminated, commercially durable photographic print. NOTE: 2-Units available.
- [KODAK XL55 Movie Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kodak-xl55-movie-camera): Circa 1971 to 1974 - Uses Super-8 cartridge film. - Kodak Ektar Zoom lens, F:9-21mm f/1.2, focusing. - Auto exposure 9, 18 fps, electric drive; electric zoom option. - Takes 4-"AA" batteries. Accessories Available Separately: - Tripods. - Camera bags. - Movie lights. (H-8.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [KONICA EE-Matic Deluxe Rangefinder Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/konica-ee-matic-deluxe-rangefinder-camera): Circa 1963 - Uses 135mm film. - Was marketed as an easy to use, point-and-shoot camera. - Includes a fitted leather case. (H-8.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-7cm)
- [KONTEC KE-21 LED Head Side Light (Task Light)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kontec-ke-21-led-head-side-light-task-light): Circa Early 2000's A hands-free task light designed to be worn like a headset. Use Cases: - Technical Work: Ideal for intricate electronic repairs, model building, or any craft where shadows from overhead lighting would be an issue. - Reading: Provides a focused beam for reading in dark environments without disturbing others. - Outdoor Activities: Can be used as a lightweight alternative to a traditional headlamp for activities like camping or nighttime utility work. Key Features & Design: - Dual Functionality: It can be worn on either the left or right side of the head, and the light head is adjustable, allowing it to swing up, down, left, or right to aim precisely at your work. - Adjustable Fit: The headband is telescopic and can be extended between 310mm and 350mm to fit different head sizes. - Hands-Free Operation: Primarily used for tasks that require both hands, such as detailed repairs, DIY projects, or reading. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-14.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [KOSS DVD Player Video Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/koss-dvd-player-video-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's The remote is designed to control functions for the following Koss DVD players: - Koss KD305 - Koss KS4110 - Koss DVD4119 - Koss JS4110 - Koss KS4190 - Koss KS4192 (H-18cm x W-5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [KST-2068 Headset Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kst-2068-headset-telephone): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Provides hands-free communication for applications like call centers, customer service desks, or home offices. It allows a user to connect a headset and use the dial pad for making, receiving, and managing calls on a standard analog phone line. Key functions include speed dial, redial, flash, and hold buttons. Historical Significance: This device represents the ubiquitous, low-cost equipment that facilitated the rise of the modern call center industry. Its simplicity and affordability allowed businesses to rapidly deploy large numbers of attendant stations without investing in complex, proprietary PBX hardware, a key step in the evolution of business telecommunications before the dominance of VoIP systems. NOTE: Suitable headsets and phone cables are available separately. (H-6cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [KYOCERA SS-66K Iridium Satellite Phone (Non-Functional Manufacturer's Promotional Replica)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/kyocera-ss-66k-iridium-satellite-phone-non-functional-manufacturers-promotional-dummy): Circa 1998 to 1999 Use Case: The primary use case is for reliable voice communication and limited data services in remote locations where terrestrial cellular networks are unavailable or unreliable, such as in disaster zones, at sea, or during expeditions. The phone links directly to Iridium's constellation of 66 low-Earth orbit satellites via its extendable antenna, allowing users to make and receive calls almost anywhere in the world. Historical Significance: A pioneering device in the field of global mobile communication. It represented the ambitious vision of the first-generation Iridium system to offer seamless worldwide connectivity, a feat unmatched by any previous system. Despite the original Iridium company's high-profile bankruptcy shortly after launch due to immense costs and limited early adoption, the technology paved the way for the robust second-generation Iridium network that operates today. The SS-66K was a key competitor to the slightly larger MOTOROLA 9500 handset during the network's initial launch. NOTE: Manufacture's non-functional promotion replica—2-units available. (H-19cm x W-c6m x D-3.5cm)
- [LaCie 80GB d2 External Hard Drive (FireWire 400)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lacie-80gb-d2-external-hard-drive-firewire-400): Circa 2002 Use Cases: Digital audio/video projects, graphic design, and system backups. Target Market: Appealed greatly to APPLE Macintosh users in creative fields who valued both performance and aesthetically pleasing, quiet hardware that aligned with the APPLE ethos. Versatility: The drives often included "triple" or "quad" interfaces (USB 2.0, FireWire 400, FireWire 800, and sometimes eSATA), allowing for universal connectivity across different PC and Mac systems. This early example features dual FireWire 400 Ports. Historical Significance: The LaCie d2 series holds a significant place in the history of external storage: - Design Icon: Designed by industrial designer Neil Poulton, the d2 range was intended as "desktop architecture" with a distinctive, robust aluminum enclosure that dissipated heat and dramatically reduced vibration, making it remarkably quiet for its era. The iconic glowing blue light was intended to evoke the AI HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey. - Professional Standard: The d2, along with the later "Rugged" series, became a de-facto tool for creative, video, film, and music industry professionals due to its build quality, reliability, and high performance. - Universal Connectivity Leader: LaCie was a leader in implementing the latest connection technologies, such as the early introduction of FireWire 800 and later Thunderbolt, ensuring the drives remained relevant in professional workflows as technology evolved. (H-18.6cm x W-6cm x D-16.5cm)
- [LAFAYETTE INSTRUMENT CO. Precision Stop Clock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lafayette-instrument-co-precision-stop-clock): Circa Late 1960's These instruments were widely used in physiological and psychological research for precise timing of experimental trials. It is AC powered. Use Cases: - Precision Timing: Unlike standard stopwatches, these clocks are designed for high-accuracy measurement of elapsed time in increments as small as 0.01 seconds(as indicated by the outer dial numbering from .10 to .90). - Experimental Control: In a physiology lab setting, it would likely be used to time reactions or durations of physiological events. - Remote Operation: The "Shunt Timer Posts" allow the clock to be started and stopped via an external switch or a set of relay contacts. Technical Features: - Internal 6V DC Supply: The clock provides its own low-voltage power for the control circuit. This allows a simple, non-powered switch (like a push button or "shunt") connected to the top terminals to safely trigger the timing mechanism without requiring external power. - Shunt Operation: To operate the timer, a user would connect a switch across the two terminals. When the switch is closed (shunted), the internal DC current flows, activating the electromagnetic clutch to start or stop the hands. The black lever located at the upper left face of the device is used to reset the timer to "ZERO". Historical Significance: These electromechanical clocks represent a key era in laboratory instrumentation before the full transition to digital timers. LAFAYETTE INSTRUMENT CO., founded in 1947, became a staple in academic labs for providing robust, specialized tools for data collection in human and animal research. Accessories Available separately: - Cable Connected Pushbutton. (H-15cm x W-12cm x D-12cm)
- [LANIER Worldwide Facsimile Interface Model 161AG](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lanier-worldwide-facsimile-interface-model-161ag): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Use Case: A peripheral device designed to provide a standard computer interface to a proprietary LANIER facsimile system or network. NOTE: 8-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [Large-Capacity Solid-State Archival Memory Module (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/large-capacity-solid-state-archival-memory-module-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a military-grade device featuring a combination of massive storage density and ruggedized physical construction. Practical Features: - An operational white LED light bar powered by internal batteries. NOTE: 7-Units available. (H-33cm x W-45cm x D-13cm)
- [LARSEN NMO Tri-band Antenna (Magnetic Base)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/larsen-nmo-tri-band-antenna-magnetic-base): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Case: These are primarily used in land mobile radio (LMR) and public safety applications. They allow first responders, transportation services, and commercial fleets to communicate across multiple frequency bands (VHF, UHF, and 700/800 MHz) using a single antenna. They are also popular in the amateur radio (Ham radio) community and with scanner enthusiasts due to their versatility. Historical Significance: LARSEN antennas hold significance in the radio community for their durability and the establishment of the NMO interface standard. The NMO (New MOTOROLA) mount has become an industry standard, allowing for easy and quick interchangeability of antennas with different frequency ranges without needing to replace the entire mount. They are known for providing reliable and cost-effective communication solutions for decades. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-31cm x W-4cm x D-4cm)
- [LED Desk Light with Adjustable Gooseneck (Battery Powered)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/led-desk-light-with-adjustable-gooseneck-battery-powered): Circa Early 2000's Designed for soft, local illumination. Incorporates a warm-white LED and is battery powered. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-18cm x W-8.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [LEITZ Microscope Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/leitz-microscope-case): Circa Early 1980's to Mid 1980's This specific style of rotationally molded plastic case was introduced to accompany the LEITZ Laborlux 11 and 12 series, which were the primary laboratory microscopes of the 1980s. (H-49cm x W-24cm x D-37cm)
- [LEM LTS-10 Audio Router/Switcher](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lem-lts-10-audio-routerswitcher): Circa 1970's - Used in AV/learning applications. - Routes audio signals up to 10 output channels. - Selectable talk-path from console to any or all channels. - Uses DIN type input/output connections. - AC powered. (H-72cm x W-41.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [LENCURT 26600-M1 Signaling Test Set](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lencurt-26600-m1-signaling-test-set): Circa Mid 1960's A piece of specialized, portable telecommunications test equipment used by field technicians for installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of various signaling systems in central offices or remote sites. Use Case: The test set was used to simulate, measure, and analyze different types of telephone signaling tones and pulses, which were critical for the correct operation of the public switched telephone network (PSTN). - Pulse Measurement: The large meter, clearly marked in "PULSES PER SECOND," measures the speed (pulses per second) and percentage of "break" (duration of the pulse interruption) in rotary dial signaling. This was vital for ensuring proper dialing. - Signaling Generation/Detection: Various switches (E&M, LOOP, DROP, VE) relate to different signaling methods (e.g., E-lead and M-lead signaling, loop start, ground start) that the device could both generate and detect to verify proper line operation. - Troubleshooting: It provided a self-contained way for a technician to isolate and diagnose signaling issues in the field without relying on the central office's equipment, ensuring communication circuits were working correctly. Historical Significance: A prime example of the specialized test equipment necessary to maintain the complex, pre-digital telephone network. The device represents the transition period when the industry was developing robust, portable instrumentation to manage an increasingly vast and complex national telecommunications infrastructure. Its functions are largely obsolete today due to the modernization of networks, making it a vintage artifact of mid-century telecom engineering. (H-28cm x W-40cm x D-20cm)
- [LEVITON 41600-I Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/leviton-41600-i-surface-mount-mini-patch-panel): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) Use Cases: Surface-Mount Mini Patch Panel, 25 6-position 2-conductor (RJ11) FCC Spec Jacks connected to a circuit board with one male 25-pair connector in surface-mount housing. Wired in standard T-R sequence (26-1, 27-2, 28-3, etc) This type of breakout box is used in telecommunications and networking to manage and distribute multiple telephone lines: Voice Connectivity: The primary use is in KSU (Key System Unit) or PBX (Private Branch Exchange) phone systems to provide efficient voice communication. Cable Management: It helps eliminate wire clutter by providing an organized interface between a multi-pair (25-pair) telco cable and individual RJ11 (6-position, 2-conductor) patch cords. Flexibility: It simplifies the process of rearranging circuits by moving individual patch cords between different ports on the front panel. Structured Wiring: It can be used as a standalone surface-mount unit or installed in a Leviton Structured Media Enclosure to integrate with a whole-home wiring system. (H-17cm x W-9.5cm x D-3cm)
- [LEXMARK Series 7000 Color Jet Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lexmark-series-7000-color-jet-printer): Circa 1996 Use Case: The primary use case was basic color and black-and-white printing for documents and early forms of digital photos at home. LEXMARK emphasized its high resolution for the time to compete with photo-centric models. It used two cartridges: one for black ink (which was available in a waterproof version) and one for color ink. Historical Significance: A notable competitor in the late 1990s color inkjet market. Its main claim to fame was pushing the envelope on print resolution, as Lexmark heavily advertised its 1200 dpi printing capability. At the time, this was marketed as the highest resolution available in the industry, positioning it as a direct competitor to Epson's Stylus Color 800. It represents an early effort to bring professional quality metrics (like high resolution) down to consumer-level price points. (H-29cm x W-43cm x D-26cm)
- [LEXMARK X7675 Professional Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lexmark-x7675-professional-printer): Circa 2008 Use Case: Provides a compact yet feature-rich office solution that combined printing, scanning, copying, and faxing functions. Key features supporting this use case included: - Connectivity: Built-in 802.11b/g wireless and Ethernet networking allowed the device to be easily shared among multiple computers. - Efficiency: An integrated automatic duplexer allowed for two-sided printing to save paper, and a 25-page automatic document feeder (ADF) streamlined multi-page scanning, faxing, and copying jobs. - PC-Free Operation: A 2.4-inch color LCD display and integrated memory card reader/PictBridge port allowed users to print photos or documents directly from digital cameras, memory cards, or USB flash drives without a PC. Historical Significance: Significant for bundling a comprehensive set of "professional" features (wireless/Ethernet networking, automatic duplexing, and ADF) into an affordable inkjet package for the SOHO market. At the time, including both wireless connectivity and two-sided printing in this class of device was a relatively unique offering. It also featured "evercolor²" inks, designed to be fade, humidity, highlighter, and water-resistant, appealing to both business document archival and photo printing needs. (H-20.5cm x W-47.5cm x D-35cm)
- [LEXMARK X9350 Printer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lexmark-x9350-printer): Circa 2011 Use Case: Provides a feature-rich, connected device for busy offices. Key functionalities and features included: - Networking: Built-in 802.11g wireless and Ethernet connectivity allowed multiple users to share the device easily across a network. - Efficiency: It featured integrated automatic two-sided (duplex) printing to save paper and a 50-page automatic document feeder (ADF) for unattended multi-page tasks like scanning or faxing. - PC-Free Operation: Users could print directly from memory cards (CompactFlash, SD, Memory Stick, etc.), PictBridge-compatible cameras, or USB flash drives using the 2.4" color LCD display to view and edit photos. - Quality & Speed: It offered fast draft print speeds and high maximum color print resolution, utilizing LEXMARK's Evercolor inks designed for durability. Historical Significance: Represents a significant point in the evolution of SOHO printers, combining a comprehensive suite of business-oriented features (ADF, duplexer, network connectivity) with consumer-friendly photo capabilities (memory card slots, color LCD screen) in a single, relatively affordable inkjet unit. It was noted for being one of the only devices in its class at the time to include both built-in wireless connectivity and two-sided printing. (H-32.5cm x W-45cm x D-37cm)
- [LG 15-Inch LCD (Portable Wireless) Television Receiver Model 15LW1R](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lg-15-inch-lcd-portable-wireless-television-receiver-model-15lw1r): Circa 2005 Novel, completely wireless television/video receiver: - Wireless operation is achieved by utilizing a companion audio and video transmitter device and internal rechargeable battery power source (approximately 3-hour battery life). - 15-inch LCD display with 1024x768 resolution (720p HDTV-Ready). - 4:3 aspect ratio. - 400:1 contrast ratio and 450 cd/m² brightness. - 16ms response time and 160° viewing angle. - Can be wall or desk mounted via VESA type mounting devices. Wireless & Connectivity: - 802.11b/g Wi-Fi for wireless video and audio transmission from the base station. - Rechargeable battery for portable use of the TV unit. - Non-battery power can be directly connected to the TV unit via the supplied AC adaptor. - Wireless transmission unit connects to video sources and transmits signals up to 115 feet. - Ability to access digital photos and music from a networked PC (requires broadband wireless home network). Audio & Inputs: - Built-in stereo speakers (2x3W). - Headphone jack on the TV unit. Wireless Transmission Unit inputs: - RF Antenna In, S-Video In, Composite Video & Audio L/R In. Included Accessories: - 2-power cords. - 2-DC adaptors. - LG mounting stand. - LG TV unit folding desk stand. - LG wireless transmission unit. This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the device's female RCA(Phono) audio and video analog inputs. USER'S GUIDE Accessories Available Separately: - Extra LG rechargeable battery, Part Number :https://lgparts.com/products/6910c00027a6910C00027A - LG TV/VCR Combo Home Audio Remote Controller - AKB73575301 PLEASE NOTE: Video source input to this unit is only available through connection to the included wireless transmission unit. There are no direct audio or video input connections present on the TV unit itself. (5cm x W-45.5cm x D-6cm)
- [LG DVD/VCD/CD Player Model DV7732NSC](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lg-dvdvcdcd-player-model-dv7732nsc): Circa 2003 Device Outputs: - Coaxial Digital Audio (RCA/Phono) - Optical Digital Audio (Toshlink) - Stereo Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Video Composite Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Component Video Out (RCA/Phono) Suitable audio and video connection cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-4.5cm x W-43cm x D-24.5cm)
- [LIBEC P110 Camera Pedestal](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/libec-p110-camera-pedestal): Circa Early 2000's Professional-grade camera support system. Use Cases: The P110 Pedestal is ideal for broadcast studio shooting and other professional video productions requiring smooth, precise camera elevation and movement for mid-range cameras and even lightweight teleprompters. Its robust build and pneumatic column system ensure stability during dynamic shots both indoors and outdoors. Common accessories often bundled or recommended with the P110 include: - DL-10RB Compact Dolly or DL-8RB Dolly for smooth rolling movement (both not included). - Various Fluid Heads, such as the H70 or RHP85, designed for compatibility with the pedestal's 100mm bowl (not included). - Air Pump for adjusting the pneumatic column's pressure (included). - Cable Guards to prevent cables from interfering with the wheels during movement (not included). Specifications: - Payload: 30kg / 66lb (Including head) - Column elevation mechanism: Upper Column : Supported by air pressure - Column: 2-Stage - Upper Stroke: 38cm / 15" - Lower Stroke: 37cm / 14.6" - Stroke range: 75cm / 29.5" - Head attachment: 100mm bowl - Pressure adjustment: Air pressure (A air pump equipped) - Height: 81 to 156cm / 32 to 61.5" - Weight: 18.1kg / 39.8lb Made in Japan. PLEASE NOTE: This unit requires a LIBEC 100mm bowel to provide for the attachment of a suitable fluid head and either a LIBEC DL-10RB compact dolly or a LIBEC DL-8RB dolly as a requisite supporting base (not included). (H-71cm x W-16cm x D-16cm)
- [LightWedge Original LED Book Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lightwedge-original-led-book-light): Circa 2002 An LED book light designed to illuminate only the pages you are reading by reflecting light through an optical-grade acrylic lens. Unlike traditional book lights that use spot beams, this device provides a flat, even pane of light that prevents glare and avoids disturbing others. Use Cases: While primarily a reading tool, its unique design lends itself to several specialized environments: - Nighttime Reading: Ideal for use in bed, on airplanes, or in shared dormitories because it keeps light contained strictly to the page surface. - Travel and Camping: Its lightweight (approx. 8.5 oz with batteries) and compact design makes it highly portable for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. - Law Enforcement & Forensics (Niche): Though not its primary purpose, similar light-directing panels are used in low-light field inspections to illuminate documents (like passports or IDs) or notes without "bleeding" light that could compromise an officer's position or night vision. Key Specifications: - Power: Requires four AAA batteries providing roughly 40–50 hours of continuous use. - Lighting: Emits white or slightly yellowish light through a distortion-free acrylic lens. - Dimensions: Approximately 6.75 × 9.25 x 6 inches, designed to fit hardcover and trade paperback books. Included Accessories: - Fitted Protective Case. (H-23cm x W-17cm x D-1.5cm)
- [LINGAPHONE Language Courses 78 RPM Record Set](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lingaphone-language-courses-78-rpm-record-set): Circa Early 1930's - Includes original carrying case. (H-32cm x W-6cm x D-7.5cm)
- [LINKSYS Combo PCMCIA EthernetCard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/linksys-combo-pcmcia-ethernetcard): Circa Mid 1990's This PCMCIA EthernetCard provides a laptop computer with a wired network connection. The card connects to the laptop via a PCMCIA slot on the side of the device. This specific card model, the EC2T, is known for its quality and was a reliable choice for expanding a laptop's networking capabilities (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-2cm)
- [LINKSYS EtherFast Cable/DSL Router Model BEFSR41](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/linksys-etherfast-cabledsl-router-model-befsr41): Circa 2007 A reliable and popular wired router that connects multiple personal computers to a single high-speed broadband internet connection. It was designed for both home users and small businesses. Use Case: Designed to allow up to 253 PCs to share one purchased IP address from a cable or DSL modem, which at the time was more cost-effective than buying multiple IP addresses from an ISP. Key uses included: - Internet Sharing: Functioning as a kind of "splitter" for internet access. - Networking: Facilitating file and resource sharing (like printers or music files) between computers in a local network. - Security: Acting as a basic firewall using Network Address Translation (NAT) and Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) to protect the connected computers from outside intruders. - Connectivity: Equipped with a built-in 4-port 10/100 switch for wired Ethernet connections. Historical Significance: Holds significant historical importance as one of the first widely adopted and highly popular consumer-grade broadband routers. Its ease of setup, reliability, and relatively low cost made multi-PC home networking accessible to the average consumer in the early 2000s, right as broadband internet was expanding rapidly. It was instrumental in moving home internet access beyond a single-computer setup to a multi-device shared network environment. Its durability is often noted by users, with some lasting for many years. (H-4.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-15.5cm)
- [LINKSYS Wireless-G Broadband Router Model WRT54G v.3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/linksys-wireless-g-broadband-router-model-wrt54g-v3): Circa 2004 Use Case: Designed to connect multiple computers to a single cable or DSL broadband internet connection. Key uses included: - Internet Sharing: It acts as a residential gateway, sharing one internet connection via both wireless (802.11b/g) and wired connections. - Networking: It features a built-in 4-port 10/100 Ethernet switch for creating a local wired network and sharing resources like printers or files. - Security: It provides basic firewall protection using Network Address Translation (NAT) and Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), along with WEP and WPA/WPA2 wireless security encryption options. Historical Significance: Considered a landmark device in networking history. Its historical significance stems from an accidental, yet crucial, detail: - Open-Source Revolution: LINKSY used a Linux-based firmware in early versions (including v3), which, due to the GNU General Public License (GPL), forced them to release the source code in July 2003. - Community Development: This open-sourcing sparked a massive community of developers who created popular custom firmwares like DD-WRT, OpenWrt, and Tomato. These firmwares unlocked advanced features (e.g., VPN servers, increased range) not available in the stock software, effectively turning a $60 consumer router into a device with $600 professional capabilities, and creating an enduring legacy. - Accessibility: Its reliability, low price, and ease of use, combined with the open-source potential, made home networking accessible to the mass market and influenced the design of future consumer routers. (H-5cm x W-18.5cm x D-20cm)
- [LINKSYS Wireless-G Range Expander](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/linksys-wireless-g-range-expander): Circa 2005 Use Case: Acts as a wireless "relay station" or repeater to extend the coverage of an existing 802.11b/g wireless network. This saved users the cost and effort of running new data cables to distant areas or "dead spots" in multi-story homes, offices, or other large spaces. Users simply placed the device within range of their main router, and it "bounced" the signal further. Historical Significance: - Affordable and Easy Expansion: An affordable and simple method for home users to solve connectivity issues without deep technical knowledge or expensive hardware upgrades. - Pioneering the Repeater Approach: It was one of the early consumer-friendly products to utilize a WDS (Wireless Distribution System) repeater approach for signal extension, a method that became a standard alternative to adding traditional wired access points. - Part of an Iconic Lineup: The WRE54G was part of the popular and iconic LINKSYS Wireless-G series of products (like the WRT54G router), which gained significant market dominance in the early-to-mid 2000s and helped drive the mainstream adoption of home networking. (H-14.5cm x W-9cm x D-12.5cm)
- [Lite-On VCR Plus HDD RM-53 Remote Control (DVD Recorder/Player Remote)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lite-on-vcr-plus-hdd-rm-53-remote-control-dvd-recorderplayer-remote): Circa 2005 - Controls Lite-On LVW-5045 DVD Recorder (H-17cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [LITTLITE L-Series Gooseneck Lamp (Halogen - Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/littlite-l-series-gooseneck-lamp-halogen-incandescent): Circa Early 1980's to Early 2000's A professional task light designed for environments that require precise, adjustable, and reliable illumination without creating excessive glare or heat. Originally built for the rigorous demands of the touring and entertainment industry, it has since become a standard in various mission-critical fields. Use Cases: Entertainment & Broadcast As "The Original" console light, these lamps are a staple in professional audio and visual production. - Mixing Consoles: Plugs directly into dedicated 12V BNC or XLR task light connectors on sound and lighting boards to illuminate controls without washing out the stage. - Rack & Patch Bays: Provides targeted light for cable management and equipment monitoring in darkened backstage areas or server racks. - DJ Booths & Workstations: Compact enough for tight spaces, allowing DJs and technicians to see their equipment clearly during performances. Public Safety & Specialized Vehicles The durable metal construction makes these lamps ideal for the vibration-heavy environments of emergency and utility vehicles. - Command & Control Consoles: Used in police, fire, and EMT vehicles for reading maps, charts, and operating equipment in the cab. - Security Checkpoints: Models with UV LED options are used to verify security watermarks on currency, passports, and driver’s licenses. - Marine & Aviation: Found in marine freighters, personal aircraft, and flight simulators for low-profile cockpit and navigation lighting. Medical & Healthcare These have been utilized in clinical settings for over a decade to improve both professional efficiency and patient comfort. - Medical Carts: Integrated into rolling carts and nurse stations, providing technicians with a focused work light that doesn't wake sleeping patients. - Diagnostic Equipment: Used as a compact, adjustable light source for specialized medical cabinets and laboratory instruments. Industrial & Laboratory - Inspection Stations: The high-intensity halogen output is used for the manufacturing and quality inspection of circuit boards and other small components. - Machine Tools: Easily mounted on tool chests or industrial machinery to provide flexible workshop lighting while keeping the work area clear of obstructions. - Microscopy: Serves as a powerful, space-saving external light source for microscopes and optical work. Commercial & Residential - Lecterns & Podiums: The LA-Series is specifically designed for flush mounting on lecterns in conference centers, churches, and auditoriums. - Hobby & Craft: Popular for detailed tasks such as model building, fly-tying, and sewing where a highly maneuverable light is essential. Key Features: - Gooseneck Design: Features a flexible, sturdy metal neck (available in lengths like 6, 12, or 18 inches) that can be easily positioned to aim light exactly where it is needed. - High-Intensity Light: Traditionally uses a 5-watt halogen bulb that produces a concentrated beam ideal for detailed work in dimly lit environments. - Dimmer Control: Includes a built-in rheostat (dimmer knob) on the base for precise brightness adjustment. - Mounting: Designed for permanent or semi-permanent surface mounting (this example utilizes a removable weighted base for desk use). Technical Specifications: - Power: Typically operates on a 12V system and is often paired with an external power supply for wall outlet use. - Construction: Built with durable metal components and finished in a black, baked enamel to withstand demanding professional use. - Lamp Hood: Includes a specially designed hood that dissipates heat to prevent burns and extends the surface life of the lamp. (H-22cm x W-11cm x D-11.5cm)
- [LM MICRO RTC-8510 Digital Clock/BE 4 -Mixer, Rack Mount, Versa Console Model 4BEV-50 - Road Case Mounted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lm-micro-rtc-8510-digital-clockbe-4-mixer-rack-mount-versa-console-model-4bev-50-road-case-mounted): Circa 1980's to 1990's Field Kit comprises of: 1. RTC-8510 Digital Clock - Manufacturer: LM MICRO (a division ofBSW - BROADCAST SUPPLY WORLDWIDE). - Function: This is a specialized Real-Time Clock designed for precision timing in broadcast studios. - Controls: It features a red LED display for Day, Hour, Minute, and Second, a 12-key numeric keypad, and function buttons like "Hold" and "Day" to manage timing sequences. 2. BE 4 -Mixer, Rack Mount, Versa Console Model 4BEV-50 - Manufacturer: BROADCAST ELECTRONICS (BE). - Function: A professional-grade, rack-mounted audio mixer/preamplifier used to combine and control multiple audio sources in a studio or remote broadcast kit. - Controls: Four main input channel knobs (Mix 1–4), a Master volume control, and an Aux selector. The panel also features an integrated analog VU meterfor monitoring output levels and aPhones output for real-time monitoring. Use Cases: 1. Remote Live Broadcasting This is the most common use case. The kit serves as a "station-in-a-box" for live on-location broadcasts at events such as: - Sporting Events: Reporters use the BE Versa-Con to mix multiple field microphones and crowd noise feeds into a single broadcast-ready signal. - News Remotes: The RTC-8510 clock ensures the field team hits precise "top of the hour" breaks and synchronized handoffs back to the main studio. 2. Emergency Operations and Command Centers Because these units are rack-mounted in protective SKB cases, they are often used in Mobile Command Centers or Emergency Alert System (EAS) setups. - The RTC-8510 provides a critical, independent time reference for logging emergency communications. - The BE Mixer allows for the aggregation of multiple communication lines (radio, phone, and mics) into a clear audio output for recording or transmission. 3. Mobile Radio Station in a Mini Rack For temporary or experimental radio stations, this pairing allows for a pre-configured and tested setup that can be quickly deployed by non-specialized personnel. It provides: - Real-time monitoring: Operators can use the analog VU meter and headphone output on the mixer to ensure signal quality before it reaches the transmitter. - Frame-accurate timing: The clock's keypad allows for setting countdowns or markers for different show segments. (H-23.5cm x W-54.5cm x D-55.5cm)
- [Optical Mouse MH601 - Generic (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-3d-optical-mouse-mh601-usb): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: A simple, plug-and-play input device for general desktop or laptop computing. It provides basic three-button functionality: left click, right click, and a clickable scroll wheel for navigation. Historical Significance: It represents the commodity end of the peripheral market, where function and low cost were prioritized over branding and advanced features. Its ambidextrous, basic design made it a workhorse for millions of users seeking a reliable, inexpensive replacement or portable mouse. It was often bundled with computers or sold as a low-cost accessory by many different vendors. (H-3cm x W-5.5cm x D-10cm)
- [LOGITECH 3D Optical Mouse MH601 (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-3d-optical-mouse-mh601-usb-1478): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (H-3cm x W-5.5cm x D10-cm)
- [LOGITECH 930495-0403 Corded Optical Wheelmouse (PS2/USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-930495-0403-corded-optical-wheelmouse-ps2usb): Circa 2002 Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments. It's a reliable, wired, plug-and-play peripheral for everyday tasks like web browsing and document work. It offers 800 dpi optical precision, which was considered twice as fast and accurate as the standard mice it replaced. The design is ambidextrous, allowing comfortable use for both left- and right-handed users. It is compatible with both USB and PS/2 ports using an adapter. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an iconic and durable model that was a key player in the mass transition from mechanical ball mice to optical tracking technology. It was bundled with millions of PCs by various manufacturers and its widespread availability helped solidify the optical mouse with an integrated scroll wheel as the dominant standard for computer input devices in the 2000s. Its robust build quality has earned it a reputation for longevity. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11.5cm)
- [LOGITECH Attack3 Joystick](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-attack3-joystick): Circa 2003 A popular entry-level flight stick designed for casual PC and Mac flight simulation gaming. Use Case: To provide a functional and simple flight controller for novice users or as a backup joystick for friends. - Functionality: It features 11 programmable buttons, a rapid-fire trigger, and a precise throttle control on the base. The handle has an ambidextrous design, making it comfortable for both right- and left-handed users. - Plug-and-Play: The device offered simple plug-and-play setup via a USB connection, requiring no software installation to get started with basic controls. - Limitations: The main limitation noted by users was the lack of a "rudder" function (twist axis) on the stick, which meant rudder control had to be mapped to the keyboard or one of the base buttons. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an accessible entry point to the world of PC flight simulation and a strong example of a robust, reliable budget peripheral. - Budget Reliability: It was widely considered a solid, durable, and cost-effective flight stick that worked reliably for basic flight sim needs, often outlasting more complex, higher-end joysticks. - Mass Market Appeal: Its low price point and ambidextrous, simple design made flight gaming accessible to a broader audience who did not want to invest heavily in complex hardware. - Windows XP Era Staple: It became a staple peripheral in the Windows XP and Vista era, known for working with a variety of flight simulators and PC games with minimal setup issues. (H-19.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [LOGITECH Silver Wheel Mouse M-UR89](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-silver-wheel-mouse-m-ur89): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments. It is a reliable, plug-and-play peripheral for everyday tasks like web browsing and document work. It features an ergonomic, ambidextrous design and a three-button configuration (left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel). Historical Significance: Historically significant as an iconic and durable model that was a key player in the mass transition from mechanical ball mice to optical tracking technology. It was a mass-produced, economical, and highly reliable mouse model that was bundled with millions of PCs by various manufacturers, solidifying the optical mouse with an integrated scroll wheel as the dominant standard for personal computer input devices in the 2000s. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11.5cm)
- [LOGITECH Wingman Extreme Digital Joystick](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/logitech-wingman-extreme-digital-joystick): Circa 1997 A popular flight simulation controller that utilized a proprietary digital signal over the standard 15-pin game port. Use Case: Designed for PC users playing flight simulators, space combat games, and action games on Windows 95/98 systems. - Precision Control: It offered "digital control for accuracy and programmability" and responsive feedback for swift maneuvers in games. - Features: It included several programmable buttons (six buttons plus a trigger), an 8-way hat switch for changing views, and a throttle control on the base. - Ergonomics: The contoured, ergonomic handle design (for right-handed use in this original mold) and weighted base made it comfortable for extended gaming sessions. Historical Significance: Holds a significant place in the history of PC gaming peripherals: - Digital over Analog: It was an early implementation of digital signaling technology over the standard 15-pin analog game port, offering superior responsiveness and accuracy compared to standard analog joysticks of the time. - Market Dominance: 3Com and Logitech were leaders in PC peripherals in the 1990s, and the Wingman series was highly popular, becoming a staple accessory for many PC gamers during the rise of consumer flight simulators. - Transitional Product: It represents a key transitional period in PC hardware as it bridged older connection methods (game port) with newer features like digital precision, just before the universal adoption of USB made game ports obsolete. (H-21.5cm x W-c16m x D-18cm)
- [LORUS Travel Alarm Clock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lorus-travel-alarm-clock): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's A classic compact timepiece, often identified as part of the brand's vintage folding or "slim" series. These units were typically Made in Japan or Switzerland, featuring high-quality quartz movements from their parent company, SEIKO. (H-2cm x W-7cm x D-6.5cm)
- [Loudspeaker for Ham Radio/Public Address Applications - Compact - Steel Construction](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/loudspeaker-for-ham-radiopublic-address-applications-compact-steel-construction): Circa Mid 1950's to Mid 1960's (ESTIMATED) A generic, compact, external communications speaker featuring a durable steel construction—designed for utility rather than high fidelity. Use Case: This type of speaker typically serves as an extension audio output for various electronic devices such as: - Ham/Amateur radios: Providing clear, often filtered (mono) audio in a base station setup where the main transceiver speaker might be inadequate or poorly positioned. - CB (Citizens Band) radios/Scanners: Used in mobile or base station setups to project sound loudly in noisy environments. - Public address (PA) systems: Variants of this design were used for smaller public address applications. - Military communications: Ruggedized speakers were used in various military communication setups. Historical Significance: This speaker represents the ubiquity of external audio accessories in the mid-to-late 20th century, particularly within the amateur and commercial radio communities. It embodies a functional design ethos where durability and clear voice reproduction (often a "communications grade" audio profile) were prioritized over the full frequency response of a home stereo speaker. These speakers were essential for enhancing audio clarity and reducing listening fatigue for operators who spent hours monitoring communication channels. The simple design allowed various manufacturers like NATIONAL, HAMMARLUND, and others to produce aesthetically similar units designed to match a wide range of radios. (H-16cm x W-16cm x D-8cm)
- [Loudspeaker for Ham Radio/Public Address Applications - Steel Construction](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/loudspeaker-for-ham-radiopublic-address-applications-steel-construction): Circa Mid 1950's to Mid 1960's (ESTIMATED) A generic, compact, external communications speaker featuring a durable steel construction—designed for utility rather than high fidelity. Signal input is made via RCA (phono) connection. Use Case: This type of speaker typically serves as an extension audio output for various electronic devices such as: - Ham/Amateur radios: Providing clear, often filtered (mono) audio in a base station setup where the main transceiver speaker might be inadequate or poorly positioned. - CB (Citizens Band) radios/Scanners: Used in mobile or base station setups to project sound loudly in noisy environments. - Public address (PA) systems: Variants of this design were used for smaller public address applications. - Military communications: Ruggedized speakers were used in various military communication setups. Historical Significance: This speaker represents the ubiquity of external audio accessories in the mid-to-late 20th century, particularly within the amateur and commercial radio communities. It embodies a functional design ethos where durability and clear voice reproduction (often a "communications grade" audio profile) were prioritized over the full frequency response of a home stereo speaker. These speakers were essential for enhancing audio clarity and reducing listening fatigue for operators who spent hours monitoring communication channels. The simple design allowed various manufacturers like NATIONAL, HAMMARLUND, and others to produce aesthetically similar units designed to match a wide range of radios. (H-32.5cm x W-31.5cm x D-16cm)
- [Loudspeaker With Metal Cabinet](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/loudspeaker-with-metal-cabinet): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's - Suitable for public address and ham radio applications. - Equipped with a phono (RCA) jack input connection. - Suitable connecting cable available separately. (H-32.5cm x W-31.5cm x D-16cm)
- [Loudspeaker With Metal Cabinet - Small](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/loudspeaker-with-metal-cabinet-small): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's - Suitable for public address and ham radio applications. (H-16cm x W-16cm x D-8cm)
- [LowePro Nova 2 Camera Bag](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lowepro-nova-2-camera-bag): Circa 1990's - Suitable for professional and amateur use. (H-26cm x W-28cm x D-16cm)
- [LSE Vanguard Digital Spirometer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lse-vanguard-digital-spirometer): Circa 1978 to 1980 A pulmonary function testing device designed to measure lung capacity and air flow. Use Cases: - Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT): Primarily used in clinical settings to diagnose and monitor respiratory conditions like Asthma, COPD, and Cystic Fibrosis. - Surgical Screening: Utilized for preoperative assessments to evaluate a patient's lung function and identify risks for postoperative complications. - Occupational Health: Employed in workplace screenings to monitor employees exposed to respiratory hazards like coal dust, silica, or chemical vapors. Historical Significance:  - Digital Transformation: The Vanguard was among the first generation of devices to replace large, cumbersome mahogany-boxed mechanical spirometers with LED digital readouts. (H-8cm x W-31cm x D-33.5cm)
- [LTC Telemanagement Site Event Buffer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ltc-telemanagement-site-event-buffer): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: For telemanagement and alarm monitoring. These devices are solid-state units designed to: - Capture, filter, and store critical alarms and event data from various telecommunications equipment like telephone systems, voice mail systems, and network elements. - Buffer events to ensure significant changes are not lost due to communication delays. - Report alarms and data to a central Network Management System (NMS), such as the IRISnGEN application, allowing for proactive fault detection and correction before issues impact end-users. - Provide remote access for maintenance and configuration of site equipment via a modem connection. NOTE: 1-double and 1-near-double available. (H-8.5cm x W-38.5cm x D-33.5cm)
- [LTC Telemanagement Site Event Buffer (Black Front Panel Detailing)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ltc-telemanagement-site-event-buffer-black-front-panel-detailing): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: For telemanagement and alarm monitoring. These devices are solid-state units designed to: - Capture, filter, and store critical alarms and event data from various telecommunications equipment like telephone systems, voice mail systems, and network elements. - Buffer events to ensure significant changes are not lost due to communication delays. - Report alarms and data to a central Network Management System (NMS), such as the IRISnGEN application, allowing for proactive fault detection and correction before issues impact end-users. - Provide remote access for maintenance and configuration of site equipment via a modem connection. NOTE: 2-near-doubles available. (H-8.5cm x W-38.5cm x D-33.5cm)
- [LUTRON Caseta Wireless In-Wall Dimmer Custom Rigged for Portable Use (with Wireless Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lutron-caseta-wireless-in-wall-dimmer-custom-rigged-for-portable-use-with-wireless-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's A robust, wireless, remote controlled lamp dimmer—installed into a weatherproof box incorporating a corded plug and triple-tap outlet. Useful for managing practical lighting on set with a combined output of 600 watts (see below). Features: - Clear Connect RF Reliability: Unlike Wi-Fi-based consumer dimmers, LUTRON uses its proprietary 434 MHz frequency. This is critical on a film set crowded with wireless video (Teradek) and follow-focus systems, as it won't suffer from signal interference or dropouts. - No Interference with Sound: Caséta dimmers are engineered to be exceptionally quiet and rarely cause the "buzzing" or "humming" in lamp filaments that can ruin a sound take. - Multi-Point Control: You can pair multiple Pico remotes to this one rig. One remote can stay with the Gaffer, while another is mounted to the director’s monitor for quick adjustments during a rehearsal. Dimmer Compatibility: - LEDs: Ensure all connected bulbs are labeled as "Dimmable." Non-dimmable LEDs will flicker, buzz, or may even be damaged when used with this rig. - No Motors or Fans: This specific dimmer is designed for lighting only. Do not plug in fans, heaters, or power tools, as inductive loads can destroy the electronic components inside the Caséta unit. Specifications: Lutron Caséta In-Wall Dimmer (PD-6WCL) - Operating Voltage: 120 V~ 50/60 Hz. - Load Capacity (Incandescent/Halogen): Up to 600W. - Load Capacity (LED/CFL): Up to 150W (approx. 17 bulbs at 8.5W each). - Minimum Load: Typically requires at least 10W for proper operation without a neutral wire. - Circuit Type: Single-pole or multi-location (via Pico remote). - Operating Temperature: 32 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to 40 °C). - Wireless Protocol: Lutron Clear Connect (Proprietary RF) at 434 MHz. Pico Remote Control (PJ2-3BRL) - Wireless Range: 30 ft (9 m) through walls; 60 ft (18 m) line-of-sight. - Battery Type: One CR2032 lithium battery (included). - Battery Life: Rated for 10 years of typical use. - Frequency: 431 MHz to 437 MHz. Custom Rig Components - Housing: Weatherproof 1-Gang non-metallic "While-In-Use" outlet box. - Power Input: 3-prong grounded plug on a heavy-duty yellow SJTW cord. - Power Output: 3-way triple-tap "Squid" or grounded splitter. - Base: 4x Rubber vibration-dampening feet for surface stability. (H-18cm x W-19cm x D-13cm)
- [LYNX 450-Computer Hard Drive Diagnosis Console (Rigged for Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/lynx-450-computer-tape-drive-control-panel): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Designed for use with DATA GENERAL Nova and Eclipse minicomputer systems in the late 1970s. Operators used this panel to manually control the physical hard drive of a LYNX 450 Fixed Disk Drive system. Various LED's have been custom rigged to illuminate—with some controllable by the incorporated switches. Powered via 9-volt battery. Use Case: Designed for use by field engineers and technicians to manually operate and diagnose the hard disk drive at a low level. The functions allowed for manual control over drive selection, track positioning, head loading, and monitoring of the read/write signals for troubleshooting purposes. Historical Significance: This device was current during the era of 8-inch hard drivesand is an example of early data storage technology. (H-cm x W-22.5cm x D-29.5cm)
- [MacAlly iOptinet USB Optical Internet Mouse for Mac (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/macally-ioptinet-usb-optical-internet-mouse-for-mac-usb): Circa 2004 A USB optical mouse designed for Macintosh computers. A key feature of this model is the set of multiple colored, translucent jackets it comes with, allowing users to match the mouse's appearance to their computer or preference. Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing with Mac computers, providing a more reliable and precise alternative to traditional ball mice using optical tracking technology. It connects via a standard USB interface and requires no drivers for basic plug-and-play functionality. The mouse features three programmable buttons and a scroll wheel, enhancing navigation through documents and web pages. Historical Significance: Historically significant as part of the trend toward stylish, translucent peripherals that were popular in the era of the colorful iMac G3 computers released by APPLE starting in 1998. It offered Mac users an appealing, color-customizable alternative to APPLE's controversial "hockey puck" mouse. The inclusion of optical technology was part of the broad shift away from mechanical ball mice in the early 2000s, providing enhanced precision and reliability. (H-4cm x W-6cm x D-12.5cm)
- [MACDONALD DETTWILER DC Power Supply Part No. 26-9003-R00 (120V 50-60 Hz)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/macdonald-dettwiler-aerospace-dc-power-supply-part-no-26-9003-r00-120v-50-60-hz): Circa Mid 1980's Use Case: This unit is designed to provide stable, high-current DC power from a standard 120V AC source. The output voltage of is likely in the range of 24V to 28V DC (UNVERIFIED). - High-Current Loads: The large electrolytic capacitors incorporated into the unit are characteristic of power supplies for DC motors, high-power audio amplifiers, or early computing mainframes. - Industrial Control: It can serve as a power source for PLC systems or solenoid-driven industrial machinery. History: This subassembly was harvested from a FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder (high-precision laser film recorder) developed by MACDONALD DETTWILER and Associates in the late 1970's and 1980's. (H-14.5cm x W-12cm x D-22.5cm)
- [MACDONALD DETTWILER MDA Part No. 26-9005-R01](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/macdonald-dettwiler-mda-part-no-26-9005-r01): Circa Mid 1980's Believed to be a high-precision, motor-driven, optical carriage assembly. History: This subassembly was harvested from a FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder (high-precision laser film recorder) developed by MACDONALD DETTWILER and Associates in the late 1970's and 1980's.
- [MACDONALD DETTWILER MDA Part No. 26-9095-R01 (Power Distribution and Regulation Module)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/macdonald-dettwiler-mda-part-no-26-9095-r01-power-distribution-and-regulation-module): Circa Mid 1980's This module manages and protects multiple various voltage rails required by a high-precision electronic device. History: This subassembly was harvested from a FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder (high-precision laser film recorder) developed by MACDONALD DETTWILER and Associates in the late 1970's and 1980's. (H-8.5cm x W-c16m x D-12cm)
- [MACDONALD DETTWILER Stepper Motor Driver MDA Part No. 26-0516R01](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/macdonald-dettwiler-stepper-motor-driver-mda-part-no-26-0516r01): Circa Mid 1980's A high-reliability aerospace-grade driver designed to convert digital control pulses into precise, high-torque stepping motor increments for the sub-micron positioning of film transport and optical scanning assemblies. History: This subassembly was harvested from a FIRE 240 Color Film Recorder (high-precision laser film recorder) developed by MACDONALD DETTWILER and Associates in the late 1970's and 1980's. (H-20.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-9cm)
- [MAD CATZ S.T.R.I.K.E. 5 Gaming Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mad-catz-strike-5-gaming-keyboard): Circa 2013 A highly customizable and modular professional gaming keyboard for PC, primarily designed for competitive gameplay. Use Case: Primary use is PC gaming, offering a high degree of customization through its modular design. This allows users to configure the main keyboard, number pad, and palm rests into various arrangements to suit different games (FPS, RPG, RTS, MMO) and ergonomic preferences. Key functions and features include: - Modular Components: The keyboard can be separated into the main keyboard (included), a number pad (included), an E.Y.E. OLED Command Module, a function strip with macro keys, and several palm/wrist rests. - OLED Command Module: This unique display acts as the "brains" of the keyboard, allowing users to program macros, adjust backlighting brightness, control media, set in-game timers, and launch applications or websites (not included). - Programmable Macros: It features 21 programmable macro buttons across three modes, enabling up to 63 user-definable commands. - P.U.L.S.E. Keys: The keys are optimized for responsiveness with a precise tactile feedback and require 60g of actuation force. Historical Significance: Is notable for being part of a push by MAD CATZ into the premium peripheral market in the early 2010s. Its highly angular, "cyborg" aesthetic and advanced modular design were unique at the time, offering a level of physical customization that set it apart from typical gaming keyboards. This approach to highly specialized, adaptable hardware, alongside the successful R.A.T. series mice, helped the company gain market share among passionate gamers before financial difficulties led to their initial bankruptcy in 2017. (H-4cm x W-52.5cm x D-25cm)
- [Magnetic Recording Tape - 1/4" on 3" Reels - Assorted Brands](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/magnetic-recording-tape-14quot-on-3quot-reels-assorted-brands): Circa Early 1960's to Early 1970's - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 3". - Price is per reel. - 2-reels available. - Please specify circa while ordering. (H-8cm x W-8cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Magnetic Recording Tape - 1/4" on 5" Reels - Assorted Brands](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/magnetic-recording-tape-14quot-on-5quot-reels-assorted-brands): Circa Late 1960's to Early 1970's - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 5". - Price is per reel. - 7-reels available. - Please specify circa while ordering. (H-12.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-1cm)
- [Magnetic Recording Tape - 1/4" on 7" Reels - Assorted Brands](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/magnetic-recording-tape-14quot-on-7quot-reels-assorted-brands): Mid 1950's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home, audiophile, audio visual, broadcast, and evidence gathering applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 7". - Price is per reel. - 13-reels available. - Please specify circa while ordering. (17.5cm x 17.5cm x 1.5cm)
- [Magnifying Visor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/magnifying-visor): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED)  A professional-grade, hands-free binocular magnifier. It is commonly used for detailed work such as jewelry making, watch repair, model building, and electronics inspection. Use Cases: 1. Jewelry and Horology (Watchmaking) - Gemstones: Inspecting stones for clarity, inclusions, or imperfections. - Assembly: Setting small stones into prongs or assembling intricate mechanical watch movements. - Engraving: Performing fine hand-engraving on precious metals. 2. Electronics and Small-Scale Engineering - Soldering: Soldering tiny Surface Mount Devices (SMD) onto circuit boards. - Inspection: Checking for "cold" solder joints, micro-cracks in traces, or damaged components. - Model Building: Precision painting and assembly of scale models (trains, planes, or miniatures). 3. Medical and Dental Labs - Dental Technicians: Crafting crowns, bridges, and dental prosthetics where minute detail determines fit and comfort. - Dermatology: Providing a clear, magnified view for skin examinations or removing splinters/foreign objects. 4. Arts, Crafts, and Restoration - Textiles: Repairing delicate lace, needlepoint, or performing high-detail embroidery. - Restoration: Cleaning and repairing antique paintings, coins, or stamps. - Fly Tying: Anglers use these to tie extremely small fishing flies. 5. Industrial Quality Control - Tool and Die: Inspecting the edges of cutting tools or the finish of machined parts. - Forensics: Examining small evidence samples or fingerprints in a lab setting. (H-14cm x W-16.5cm x D-3.6cm)
- [MANFROTTO Camera/Lens Pistol Grip](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/manfrotto-cameralens-pistol-grip): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's - This item has been separated from a MANFROTTO 334 Monopod. - Compatible with cameras and long SLR lenses possessing the common 1/4"/20 threaded mounting socket. (H-14cm x W-5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [Map Light with Cigarette Lighter Mount - Generic - Chrome/Black/Red](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/map-light-with-cigarette-lighter-mount-generic-chromeblackred): Circa 1980's - Utilizes a 12-volt DC incandescent light bulb. - ON/OFF slide switch located at top of unit. (H-35cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [MARANTZ Superscope Portable AM/FM Stereo/Compact Cassette System CRS-152](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marantz-superscope-portable-amfm-stereocompact-cassette-system-crs-152): Circa 1974 - Stereo speakers can fold up and lock against the back of the unit or can be detached completely. - Battery operated, but can be powered by AC with the included power cord. - Compatible earphones, headphones and compact cassette tapes are available separately.
- [MARCONI INSTRUMENTS LTD. FM Signal Generator Model TF 1066 B/6](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marconi-instruments-ltd-fm-signal-generator-model-tf-1066-b6): Circa 1963 A specialized piece of high-frequency test equipment designed primarily for radio workshops and laboratories. Use Case: This device is used to generate and frequency-modulate carrier frequencies ranging from 10 MHz to 470 MHz across five bands. This allowed engineers and technicians to test and align FM receivers, such as those used in broadcast radio, military communications, and telemetry systems. Key functions include: - Frequency Modulation (FM) and Amplitude Modulation (AM): The device provided both types of modulation, though it was optimized for FM applications. - Precise Tuning: It features a hand-calibrated, 60-inch effective length tuning scale and a crystal calibrator to provide check points every 1 MHz for high accuracy. - Variable Output: The radio frequency (RF) output could be varied from a very weak 0.2 microvolt up to 200 millivolts using a constant impedance piston attenuator. Historical Significance: The MARCONI TF 1066B signal generator is historically significant as an example of the high-quality, precision test equipment used during the transition from vacuum tube technology to solid-state electronics. - Technological Shift: The device itself is a hybrid design, incorporating both vacuum tubes (valves) and early transistors. - Marconi's Legacy: It represents the continued engineering excellence of MARCONI INSTRUMENTS, a company with a rich history in radio communication dating back to Guglielmo Marconi's pioneering work in the late 19th century. - Precise Engineering: The innovative use of a patented "contactless waveband selection" system and fully stabilized supplies gave the instrument exceptional frequency stability for its time. This precision was crucial for developing the complex VHF and UHF radio systems of the Cold War era. (H-39.5cm x W-53.5cm x D-27cm)
- [Marine Navigation Control Unit (Custom Design/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marine-navigation-control-unit-custom-simulated): Circa Late 1960's to Mid 1970's A custom manufactured prop featuring simulated operation—designed to portray a Marine Navigation Control Unit. Practical Features: - 5-Illuminated Panel Indicators. - Internal Lighting (illuminates switch panel visible through window). - Internally Powered (4-AA-batteries). Set Dressing: - Suitable for maritime vessel installation on bridges, engine rooms and submarine interiors. Real World Use Cases: - Primary Function: Manages the distribution of power and signals between the primary (No. 1) and secondary (No. 2) radar systems on a ship’s bridge. It allows the navigator to switch between different radar scanners or display consoles in the event of equipment failure. - Status Monitoring: The jeweled green lights typically indicate "System Ready" or "Power On," while red lights represent "Active Transmission" or "Alert/Fault" status for specific navigation subsystems. (H-36cm x W-37cm x D-15.5cm)
- [MARSHALL ELECTRONICS 17-Inch High Definition Color LCD Monitor Model V-LCD17H - In Custom Mount (Digital Input)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marshall-electronics-17-inch-high-definition-color-lcd-monitor-model-v-lcd17h-in-custom-mount-digital-input): Circa Early 2000's The Marshall V-LCD17H (with the included MD-3G SDI-A module) is a professional video monitor primarily used for broadcast and production applications. Designed with several different mounting options available: - 19-inch rack mount (with optional "ear" mounting flanges) - Desktop or wall mount articulated arm (75mm VESA mounting pattern) - Desk stand mount (75mm VESA mounting pattern) - C-Stand—for field use (with an optional C-stand mounting frame—available separately) PLEASE NOTE: Monitor is shown installed into a custom mount (C-stand mounting frame fitted to custom base). Both are available separately. ADDITIONAL NOTE: Monitor is depicted here with a white housing. It has since been restored to its orignal black color. Overview: - Screen size: 17 inches (43 cm) diagonally - Panel type: LCD - Native resolution: 1400 x 900 - Aspect ratio: 16:10 - Brightness: 250 cd/m² (or nits) - Contrast ratio: 600:1 - Viewing angles: 140° horizontal and 130° vertical - Backlight: LED Video: The monitor includes a variety of advanced features for professional use: - False Color Filter: Assists with setting camera exposure by using color overlays to indicate overexposed and underexposed areas. - Markers: Provides on-screen guides for framing and safety. - Pixel-to-Pixel: Allows a section of the image to be viewed at its native resolution, bypassing scaling. - Blue Gun: Displays only the blue channel of the image for color adjustment. - RGB Gain/Bias Adjust: Fine-tuning controls for color balance. - Color Temperature Presets: Options for D65, D55, and D93. - User-definable function buttons: Front-panel buttons can be programmed for quick access to features. Specifications: Panel: - Screen Size 17.3” Diagonal - Pixels 1920 x RGB x 1080 - Viewing Angle (LR x UD) 160° x 150° - Brightness 300 cd/m2 - Contrast Ratio 650:1 Connectors: - S1 (Module Slot) For Marshall I/O Modules. (This monitor is fitted with MD-3G SDI-A module—BNC connectors). - Power Input (2-Pin Twist Lock Connector) 12-volt DC @3.5A. - Tally Hardware Interface - HD-15 Female - CN-1 – Programming Port (Factory / Upgrade Use Only) - TALLY Hardware Interface (HD-15 Female) OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (H-33cm x W-54.cm x D-cm)
- [MARSHALL ELECTRONICS 17" Rack Mountable High Definition LCD Monitor Model V-LCD17H](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marshall-electronics-17-rack-mountable-high-definition-lcd-monitor-model-v-lcd17h): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Used for professional, low-budget broadcast and production monitoring. It functions as a robust desktop monitor for use in control rooms, editing suites, or field setups using an optional C-stand mount (included). It is equipped with a 3G/HD-SDI input and loop-out, which is the standard connection for professional video equipment. It includes professional monitoring tools such as False Color, Markers, and Pixel-to-Pixel modes to assist camera operators and editors in achieving proper focus and exposure. Compatibility as a Computer Monitor: The monitor uses 3G/HD-SDI inputs, which are standard in broadcast video production. To connect a computer to an SDI input, you would need an external SDI converter box or a professional graphics card with an SDI output. The monitor has a native resolution that modern PCs and Macs can output without issue. NOTE: A BLACKMAGIC DESIGN Micro Convertor HDMI to SDI 3G is available separately for this purpose. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a durable and feature-rich professional production monitor that helped facilitate the industry's shift from standard definition to high-definition SDI workflows in the 2010s. Its combination of broadcast-specific features (3G-SDI, False Color, Tally), versatile mounting options and a competitive price point made it an industry workhorse in a wide range of professional production environments. NOTE: This unit can be mounted to a typical C-Stand via the included accessory mount or the also included custom desktop stand. In addition, it is compatible with VESA mounting devices. (H-26.5cm x W-48cm x D-3.5cm) - Monitor Only (H-33cm x W-54.5cm x D-4cm) - With C-Stand Mount
- [MARSHALL ELECTRONICS 4-Inch LCD Monitor (Analog Video Field Monitor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/marshall-electronics-4-inch-lcd-monitor-analog-video-field-monitor): Circa 1990's Suited for portable field use applications such as CCTV installations and videography. Suitable Power Input Sources: - 12-volt DC provided by an AC adapter (minimum 350MA output—available upon request). - Car power adapter cable (available upon request). - Portable external 12-volt battery pack—requires a barrel-plug power output connector—center-pin 12volt DC positive (+). Video Connections: - 2- BNC composite video inputs. The source desired for display is selectable via the "CHANNEL" slide switch. Controls Present: - "RED" adjustment. - "BLUE" adjustment. - "BRIGHTNESS" adjustment. - "COLOR" (gain) adjustment. - "TINT" adjustment. Can be mounted to a tripod or other device equipped with a 1/4-inch-20 thread screw mount connection. Made in Japan. - INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: This analog video monitor can be used to display a digital-video source with the use of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor with the digital source being connected to the input of the unit and the output (now converted to an analog signal) connected to the monitor's BNC "VIDEO INPUT" connections. (H-9.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Master Access Control Unit - Wireless (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/master-access-control-unit-wireless-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a wireless handheld device that provides Master Control of a localized network of automatic doors. Practical Features: - Individual pushbutton control of red and green LED indicators. Use Cases: - Healthcare Facilities: Allowing nurses or security to open wide-swing automatic doors manually from a distance. - Loading Docks: Managing high-speed roll-up doors without leaving a vehicle. - Clean Rooms: Controlling interlocking doors where physical touch needs to be minimized. High-Security Environments: In a high-security context (such as a laboratory, data center, or government facility), this unit provides three critical layers of security: - Controlled Entry Verification: Security personnel use these units to manually trigger doors only after visually verifying an individual's identity or credentials. - Emergency Overrides: In the event of a security breach or emergency, this unit can bypass standard schedules to instantly lock down a specific zone or, conversely, hold doors open for first responders. - Interlock Management: In clean rooms or high-security mantrap systems, this controller can ensure that "Door B" cannot be opened until "Door A" is confirmed closed and locked. (H-15cm x W-7.5cm x D-2cm)
- [MASTERLOCK Receiver Lock and Key Safe Model 1467DAT](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/masterlock-receiver-lock-and-key-safe-model-1467dat): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: This device acts as a hitch receiver lock to secure your ball mount or other hitch-mounted accessories from theft, and it also features a small, personal safe to store items like keys, credit cards, or registration documents. Features: - Security: The safe uses a 4-dial resettable combination lock for keyless convenience. The receiver lock itself has a push-to-lock mechanism for easy use. - Durability: Both the lock and the safe are designed with a Weather Tough® seal and watertight cap to protect them from moisture and dirt, making them suitable for outdoor use. - Compatibility: The included receiver pin (often a 5/8-inch diameter) is designed to fit most Class III/IV hitches and some Class I/II hitches, providing versatility for various vehicles and towing needs. An extra receiver pin may be included for towing without the safe attached. Included Accessories: - MASTERLOCK Barbell Trailer Receiver Lock NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-5.5cm x W-7cm x D-14cm)
- [MAXELL UD XL 35-180B - 10.5" Reel of 1/4" Magnetic Recording Tape](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/maxell-ud-xl-35-180b-105quot-reel-of-14quot-magnetic-recording-tape): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home audiophile use, professional audio and evidence gathering applications. - For use with reel-to-reel tape recorders featuring NAB spindle locks. - With original storage box. (H-27.5cm x W-27.5cm x D-2cm)
- [MAYFAIR 5 Model FT-111 Super Deluxe Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mayfair-5-model-ft-111-super-deluxe-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Battery powered. - Includes microphone, take-up reel and blank tape. (H-16.5cm x W-19.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [MAYFAIR Mini/Versal Flexmaster Movie Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mayfair-miniversal-flexmaster-movie-light): Circa Mid 1950's to Mid 1960's - Used to provide illumination at night or indoors for amateur movie makers. - Usually paired with cameras using Standard-8 film (1950's) or early Super-8mm cameras (1960's). - Requires 4 photoflood incandescent bulbs not exceeding 375 watts each (depicted bulbs are incorrect type). - When used for color photography, consideration must be given to the color temperature of the bulbs and the color temperature the film type being used. They must be identical in order to ensure proper color rendition—blue daylight bulbs (5500 K) with "daylight-film"—frosted white tungsten bulbs (3200 K) for use with "indoor-film". - A mismatch creates a color cast—blue if shooting tungsten film in daylight, or orange if shooting daylight film in tungsten light. - If necessary, filters can correct this mismatch. A blue filter (#80A) cools a warm light source (tungsten) for daylight film, while an orange filter (#85) warms a cool light source (daylight) for tungsten film. Using the correct filter ensures accurate color rendition. - Camera is typically mounted to the unit via the standard 1/4"/20 tripod screw attachment provided. - AC powered. (H-31cm x W-15cm x D-7.5cm)
- [MBO Stationary Kit 218 SE](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mbo-stationary-kit-218-se): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's A compact "mini-office" from the late 1980s and early 1990s, designed for maximum utility in a pocket-sized form. Use Cases: - Executive Travel: Fits easily into briefcases or laptop bags for on-the-go office tasks. - Students & Field Workers: A space-saving alternative to bulky pencil cases or tool kits. Exterior: Integrated Calculator The hard-shell case functions as a standalone, 8-digit solar calculator when closed. It features a flat membrane keypad with full arithmetic functions, including memory and square roots, tailored for quick field calculations without needing to open the kit. Interior: The "Pocket Office" Inside, the kit houses a suite of miniaturized essential tools: - Cutting & Fastening: Folding metal scissors, a mini utility knife, a micro-stapler (No. 10 staples), a built-in adhesive tape dispenser and tube of adhesive. - Measuring: A removable transparent ruler and a small retractable tape measure. (H-3.5cm x W-12cm x D-9cm)
- [McMurdo Silver Model 904 Capacitance Resistance Bridge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mcmurdo-silver-model-904-capacitance-resistance-bridge): Circa 1946 A precision laboratory-grade instrument developed in the immediate post-WWII era for high-accuracy electronic testing. Use Cases: The Model 904 is a wide-range bridge designed to measure the electrical characteristics of components with high precision. - Measurement Capabilities: It directly measures the capacitance (10 mmfd to 1000 mfd) and power factor of all capacitor types (air, ceramic, mica, paper, oil, electrolytic), as well as resistance values from 10 ohms to 1000 megohms. - Leakage Testing: It features a built-in, continuously variable DC polarizing voltage(0–500V) used for leakage and insulation resistance testing, particularly useful for electrolytic capacitors. - Fields of Use: It was primarily utilized in radio design laboratories, professional repair shops, and educational laboratories for school-level electrical experiments. Historical Significance: - Democratizing Precision: The Model 904 is significant for bringing laboratory-level accuracy to the mass market. McMurdo Silver applied production techniques learned during WWII to offer precision tools previously too costly for independent technicians. - Transitional Technology: It represents the transition to "modern" post-war testing equipment, utilizing a logarithmic scale to maintain consistent percentage accuracy across its entire range, rather than just at the center of the dial. - The "Magic Eye": It uses a 6E5 "magic eye" tube as a null indicator, a hallmark of mid-century high-end test gear that provided a visual way to find the most accurate measurement point. (H-19cm x W-31cm x D-16cm)
- [MEASUREMENTS CORPORATION Standard Signal Generator Model 80-C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/measurements-corporation-standard-signal-generator-model-80-c): Circa 1949 A precision laboratory instrument used for generating highly accurate radio frequency (RF) signals. Use Cases: - Telecommunications Facilities: Used in large fleet radio maintenance shops for police and fire departments. - Industrial Labs: Employed in production lines and research facilities for evaluating RF components. - Radio Repair: Widely used by HAM radio enthusiasts and professional technicians for vintage tube radio and television repair. This instrument provides standard RF signals with precisely known frequency and amplitude. - Laboratory Standard: Primarily designed for high-accuracy lab work. - Testing & Calibration: Used for production testing and field maintenance of communications, video, and radar equipment. - Modulation Analysis: It can produce sine-wave amplitude modulation (AM) and pulse modulation for simulating radar signals. Historical Significance: - Precision Engineering: At its release, it was a "gold standard" for stability and accuracy, featuring a hand-calibrated frequency scale for certain ranges. - Technological Bridge: It used a unique mechanical coupling principle for its output attenuator and a vacuum-tube-based oscillator housed in a specialized shielded compartment. (H-29cm x W-cm x D-26cm)
- [MEDIASONIC ProBox K32-SU3 3.5" Black External Hard Drive Enclosure](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mediasonic-probox-k32-su3-35-black-external-hard-drive-enclosure): Circa 2011 Use Case: Used to repurpose or utilize a 3.5" SATA I/II/III internal hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD) as an external, portable storage solution. - Functionality: It provides a plug-and-play solution for both PC and Mac users to store music, photos, videos, and data files. - Performance: It supports USB 3.0 SuperSpeed transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, and SATA III transfer rates up to 6.0 Gbps internally (when paired with a compatible drive and system that supports UASP). - Compatibility: It supports large capacity drives (up to 4TB initially, later updated to support much larger capacities with firmware updates and GPT partitioning). Historical Significance: Holds significance in the consumer electronics market as an early, popular, and inexpensive solution for adopting the USB 3.0 standard for external storage. - USB 3.0 Adoption: It was a readily available product during the transition period from USB 2.0 to USB 3.0, helping users leverage the much faster 5 Gbps bandwidth offered by the newer standard. - Cost-Effective Storage: The enclosure provided a cost-effective way for users to build their own external drives using bare internal HDDs, which was often cheaper than buying pre-built external solutions. - Console Expansion: It gained popularity later as a viable, inexpensive option for users looking to add external storage to gaming consoles like the Xbox One when that feature was enabled via a system update. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [MEDTRONIC Handheld Computer Barcode Scanner (TELXON PTC-912)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/medtronic-handheld-computer-barcode-scanner-telxon-ptc-912): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Case: This device is a TELXON PTC-912 handheld computer barcode scanner that has been custom-branded with the MEDTRONIC logo, and has been specifically configured for this medical device company. Its capabilities are suited to: - Medical Inventory Management: Used in hospitals or MEDTRONIC distribution centers to track the movement and usage of high-value medical devices and supplies using unique device identifiers (UDI) encoded in barcodes. - Supply Chain Management: For auditing and managing stock levels, minimizing waste, and ensuring compliance with regulatory tracking requirements in a healthcare environment. - Data Collection: The device allowed for interactive, real-time communication on a radio-based local area network (LAN) for data transfer, although it could also be used in batch mode for later data upload. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-25cm x W-8.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [MEMOREX Compact Cassette Head Cleaner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/memorex-compact-cassette-head-cleaner): Circa 1970's - In original packaging. (H-17cm x W-14cm x D-1cm)
- [MEMOREX Mark III T Disc Cartridge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/memorex-mark-iii-t-disc-cartridge): Circa 1978 - A form of removable hard disk storageintended for use with IBM mainframe-compatible computers and systems designed in the 1970s. - Its primary use was to provide large-scale, direct-access storage capabilities for enterprises using large computer systems that required significant capacity for operating systems and major applications. - The disk pack could be swapped out, allowing for virtually unlimited offline data archives. - It was an expensive and critical component for the high-end computing environments of its era. (H-4.5cm x W-38cm x D-38cm)
- [MEMOREX Safeguard System Video Head Cleaner (VHS Video Cassette)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/memorex-safeguard-system-video-head-cleaner-vhs-video-cassette): Circa 1990's - Provides video head cleaning for VHS cassette players and recorders. - Process requires the application of isopropyl alcohol to the cleaner strip. (H-21cm x W-10.5cm x D-3cm)
- [METONI Aluminum Attaché Case - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/metoni-aluminum-attache-case-black): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's The METONI Aluminum Attaché Case represents a transition in professional luggage from the traditional heavy leather boxes of the mid-20th century to the more modern, industrial-chic aesthetics that gained popularity in the 1980s and 90s. (H-33cm x W-41.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [METZ 32CT4 Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/metz-32ct4-electronic-flash): Circa 1984 - Included mounting plate and sync cord are suited for use with 135mm cameras. (H-22cm x W-8cm x D-11cm)
- [METZ Model 45CT-1 Electronic Flash with 135mm Mounting Bracket](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/metz-model-45ct-1-electronic-flash-with-135mm-mounting-bracket): Circa 1976 - Included mounting plate and sync cord are suited for use with 135mm cameras. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-24.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-11cm)
- [MICADOR Semi Fish-Eye Conversion Lens Series-VII](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/micador-semi-fish-eye-conversion-lens-series-vii): Circa Late 1970's - Provides a semi fish-eye view when attached to suitable prime lenses. - Attaches like a lens filter. - Usable with still camera and Super-8mm cine camera lenes. - Includes a fitted hard-case. (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-6cm)
- [MICRONTA Digital Recorder Cat. No. 63-8023](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/micronta-digital-recorder-cat-no-63-8023): Circa Late 1990's - Digital voice memo recorder - Powered by 4 Type-76 batteries. (H-7.5 cm x W-4.6cm x D- 0.8m)
- [Microphone - Desk Style - Light Blue/Chrome](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microphone-desk-style-light-bluechrome): Circa 1960's - Microphone suitable for broadcast, CB radio and public address applications. - Compatible with devices equipped with 1/4" phone microphone input connection. (H-21cm x W-9.5cm x D-14cm)
- [Microphone - Handheld/Desktop Type - Silver/Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microphone-handhelddesktop-type-silverblack): Circa 1960's to Late 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. Will fit most portable tape recorders. - Microphone stand clip-in holder available upon request. (H-13cm x W-2cm x D-2cm)
- [Microphone Mount with Bendable "Gooseneck" (Desk/Podium Mountable)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microphone-mount-with-bendable-quotgooseneckquot-deskpodium-mountable): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Standard threaded mount fit most microphone clips and microphones equipped with a threaded socket. (H-39cm x W-4.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Microphone Stand Clips (Assorted Types)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microphone-stand-clips-assorted-types): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's - Designed to screw on to most common microphone stands. - Price is per individual unit. NOTE: Please specify microphone type when ordering.
- [MICROSOFT Fingerprint Reader Model 1033](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-fingerprint-reader-model-1033): Circa 1995 Use Cases: - Enhanced PC Security: Provides a convenient and secure method for logging into personal or business computers. - Streamlined Online Account Management: Eliminates the need to remember numerous passwords for websites and online services. - Efficient Shared Environments: Facilitates secure and quick access for multiple users on a single PC, particularly useful in shared office settings. Note: This model is considered legacy hardware and drivers are primarily available for 32-bit systems. It is not compatible with Windows 10 or Windows Hello. (H-1.5cm x W-5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [MICROSOFT Fingerprint Reader Model 1033](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-fingerprint-reader-model-1033-823): Circa 2004 Use Case: To provide a convenient, password-free way for users to log into their computers and websites. - Logon Security: It allowed users to access their Windows accounts by simply swiping a finger, eliminating the need to type complex passwords. - Website Access: The included software (DigitalPersona Password Manager) integrated with Internet Explorer to store and automatically fill in passwords for various websites. - Target Audience: It was aimed at home and business users running Windows XP and later Windows Vista (32-bit only) who prioritized convenience and basic security. Historical Significance: MICROSOFT's entry into the consumer biometrics market and an attempt to solve the "password fatigue" problem of the early 2000s. (H-1.5cm x W-5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [MICROSOFT Wheel Mouse 3.0 (PS2)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-wheel-mouse-30-ps2): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments during the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was designed as a reliable, wired peripheral, compatible with PS/2 ports (indicated by the green connector), to perform everyday tasks. It was one of the first mass-market mice to incorporate a scroll wheel, which allowed users to navigate documents and web pages more efficiently without relying on on-screen scroll bars. Historical Significance: Historically significant for its key role in the mass adoption of the scroll wheel. While not the first mouse to have this feature, it was the first to sell in large quantities due to broad Windows support. It solidified the three-button, scroll-wheel design as the universal standard for PC input, effectively making older two-button mice and non-scrolling interfaces less common. It was also an important precursor to MICROSOFT's later, highly influential optical mice (like the Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1A and IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0) which built upon its ergonomic shape and feature set. (H-3.5cm x W-6cm x D-11cm)
- [MICROSOFT Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1A (USB /PS2 Compatible With Adaptor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-wheel-mouse-optical-11a-usb-ps2-compatible-with-adaptor): Circa 2009 Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in office and home environments. It is a reliable, plug-and-play peripheral for everyday tasks like web browsing and document work. It features a three-button configuration (left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel) and an ergonomic, ambidextrous design for comfortable use by both left- and right-handed users. The mouse has a 400 DPI optical sensor, making it suitable for users who prefer low sensitivity. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an iconic and durable model that was a key player in the mass transition from mechanical ball mice to optical tracking technology. Its reputation for reliability, simple effective design, and robust build quality has earned it a legacy among enthusiasts, particularly in the gaming community, where its shape and sensor were highly regarded for competitive use. Its widespread availability helped solidify the optical mouse with an integrated scroll wheel as the dominant standard for personal computer input devices in the 2000s. (H-3.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [MICROSOFT Wheel Mouse Optical D66-00029 (USB and PS/2 Compatible With Adaptor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-wheel-mouse-optical-d66-00029-usb-and-ps2-compatible-with-adaptor): Circa 2007 Use Case: Used in general desktop computing in office and home environments. It is a reliable, wired, plug-and-play peripheral for everyday tasks like web browsing and document work. Key features include: - Optical Technology: It uses an optical sensor instead of a mechanical ball for smooth, precise motion on most surfaces. - Scroll Wheel: Features a clickable scroll wheel for easy vertical scrolling and zooming in compatible applications. - Ergonomic Design: It has an ambidextrous design, shaped for comfort for both left- and right-handed users. - Connectivity: It is compatible with both USB and PS/2 ports, often via an adapter. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an iconic and durable model that was a key driver in the mass transition from mechanical ball mice to optical tracking technology. Its widespread availability (often bundled with millions of PCs) and simple, effective design helped solidify the optical mouse with an integrated scroll wheel as the dominant standard for personal computer input devices in the 2000s. Its robust build quality and ergonomic shape earned it a lasting reputation, particularly among competitive gamers who favored its sensor and design for many years after its initial release. (H-3.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [MICROSOFT Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 - Dark Graphite/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-wireless-notebook-optical-mouse-3000-dark-graphitesilver): Circa 2006 Use Case: A portable wireless input device for laptops. It is designed for travelers and use in compact work environments where cable clutter is a concern. Key convenience features include a nano USB transceiver (receiver) that snaps into the bottom of the mouse body for safe storage and to conserve battery life by automatically turning the mouse off. It offers standard three-button functionality with a clickable scroll wheel for navigation. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a prominent example of early, mass-market wireless travel mice that effectively solved the issue of cable clutter and the hassle of carrying separate receivers. Its design prioritized portability, convenience, and reliability, featuring "High Definition Optical Technology" that offered more precision and smoother tracking than many other optical mice of the time. Its widespread adoption helped establish the standard design features (snap-in receiver, ergonomic shape, optical tracking) for wireless notebook mice that are common today (2025). (H-4cm x W-5.5cm x D-9.5cm)
- [MICROSOFT Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 - Two-Tone Graphite](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsoft-wireless-notebook-optical-mouse-3000-two-tone-graphite): Circa 2006 Use Case: A portable wireless input device for laptops. It is designed for travelers and use in compact work environments where cable clutter is a concern. Key convenience features include a nano USB transceiver (receiver) that snaps into the bottom of the mouse body for safe storage and to conserve battery life by automatically turning the mouse off. It offers standard three-button functionality with a clickable scroll wheel for navigation. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a prominent example of early, mass-market wireless travel mice that effectively solved the issue of cable clutter and the hassle of carrying separate receivers. Its design prioritized portability, convenience, and reliability, featuring "High Definition Optical Technology" that offered more precision and smoother tracking than many other optical mice of the time. Its widespread adoption helped establish the standard design features (snap-in receiver, ergonomic shape, optical tracking) for wireless notebook mice that are common today (2025). (H-4cm x W-5.5cm x D-10cm)
- [MICROSOLUTIONS Backpack DVD±RW (+R DL) Drive - Hi-Speed USB](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/microsolutions-backpack-dvdrw-r-dl-drive-hi-speed-usb): Circa 2003 This drive was a significant portable solution in the early 2000s, allowing users to burn DVDs in multiple competing formats. Use Case: Its primary function was to provide portable, dual-format DVD writing (DVD±R/RW) and reading, which was ideal for users who needed to create compatible discs for different DVD players or transport large files between computers. Specifications: The drive used an NEC ND-1300A mechanism and connected via Hi-Speed USB 2.0. Key specs include: - Write Speeds: 4X DVD±R, 2.4X DVD±RW, 16X CD-R. - Bundled Software: Included Sonic MyDVD (for authoring), CyberLink PowerDVD (for playback), and SpeedyCD (for burning). - Compatibility: Worked with Windows 98/Me/2000/XP. Historical Significance: The Backpack line itself was pioneering, starting in 1990 with parallel-port connections before moving to USB. This particular DVD±RW model was historically important as an early "combo" or "dual-format" drive. It helped resolve the confusing DVD "format war" between the competing "+" and "-" standards by supporting both, giving consumers a future-proof option (H-5.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Mil-Spec Equipment Case - Metal Construction - Green-Gray](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mil-spec-equipment-case-metal-construction-green-gray): Circa Early 1970's to Early 1990's (ESTIMATED) A design characteristic of high-end deep-drawn aluminum transit cases, primarily used for protecting specialized military and scientific instruments. (H-38cm x W-72.5cm x D-57cm)
- [Military Grade Rebreather Unit (Nonfunctional/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/military-grade-rebreather-unit-nonfunctionalsimulated): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a military-grade Closed-Circuit Underwater Breathing Apparatus (CCUBA). Visual Components: The prop's design mimics several critical real-world rebreather components: - Dual Breathing Hoses: The large corrugated hoses represent the "loop" that carries gas to and from the diver's mouthpiece. - Control Interface: The top-mounted panel with status lights and toggle switches simulates the Electronic Control System (ECS) used to monitor partial pressure of oxygen (PPO2) and system battery life. - External Gas Cylinder: The bottom-mounted black cylinder resembles a high-pressure oxygen or diluent tank, essential for replenishing the breathing gas. - Chassis: The ruggedized ABS plastic housing is designed to protect the internal scrubber canister and electronics from the high-pressure underwater environment. How Real Rebreathers Work: A rebreather is a complex breathing set that recycles exhaled gas rather than discharging it into the environment, as standard "open-circuit" scuba sets do. - CO2 Scrubbing: The core of the unit would contain a chemical "scrubber" (typically soda lime) to absorb carbon dioxide from every exhaled breath. - Oxygen Replenishment: Sensors would monitor oxygen levels in the "loop," automatically or manually injecting fresh oxygen to replace what the diver metabolizes. - Extended Range: Because it recycles unused oxygen, a rebreather is significantly more efficient, allowing for much longer dive times and a lighter, more compact profile than traditional scuba gear. Tactical Use: In a military or "stealth" application, this unit would offer: - No Bubbles: Unlike open-circuit gear, rebreathers do not release exhaust bubbles, making the diver virtually undetectable from the surface. - Silent Operation: The lack of bubble noise and regulator hiss provides a major tactical advantage for covert operations. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-45cm x W-30cm x D-14cm)
- [MILLER ME-522 Digital Multimeter (Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/miller-me-522-digital-multimeter-nonfunctional): Circa 1978 (ESTIMATED) A digital multimeter (DMM) designed for general-purpose electrical testing and troubleshooting. Use Cases: Designed to measure fundamental electrical properties—voltage, current, and resistance—to diagnose faults in a variety of systems. - Electronics Benchwork: Testing components like resistors and diodes on circuit boards. - Home & Industrial Maintenance: Checking wall outlets, switches, and machinery for proper voltage and continuity. - Automotive Diagnostics: Identifying issues with batteries, fuses, and sensors in vehicle electrical systems. - HVAC & Appliances: Troubleshooting thermostats, heating elements, and control circuits in household or commercial equipment. Historical Significance:  The ME-522 is a notable example of the digital revolution in field service tools. It represents the shift from delicate, needle-based analog meters (like the Triplett 666-R) to more durable, accurate, and easy-to-read digital displays. This era of meters brought high-impedance inputs to the field, allowing technicians to measure sensitive electronic circuits without "loading" or distorting the signal. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. (H-15.5cm x W-10.2cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Mini Console Unit - Operational LED Indicators - Nondescript (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mini-console-unit-operational-led-indicators-nondescript-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Practical Features: - Operational LED indicators. - Internally battery powered. (H-4.5cm x W-14cm x D-14cm)
- [Miniature Alarm Analog Clock (Improvised Explosive Timer)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/miniature-alarm-analog-clock-improvised-explosive-timer): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A compact quartz analog timepiece designed for portability. Its open wiring architecture makes it well suited for use as an improvised timed explosive trigger. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Miniature Pinhole Video Camera with Integrated Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/miniature-pinhole-video-camera-with-integrated-microphone): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Highly concealable pinhole video camera. Included Accessories: - Protective Case - Wiring Harness - Documentation Accessories Available Separately: - Miniature wireless transmitter kit (H-2.8cm x W-2.8cm x D-1.2cm)
- [Miniature Wireless Motion Detector - Tactical Grade (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/miniature-wireless-motion-detector-tactical-grade-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a compact, tactical-grade wireless motion detector that's been engineered for high-stakes surveillance in environments requiring rapid deployment. Notionally, the front-facing lens monitors for movement across its field of view. The included wireless remote control allows the user to activate the unit's yellow LED indicator—signifying that motion has been detected. Use Cases: In a professional or tactical environment scenarios, this device could be used as an expedient perimeter alarm for situations where permanent security is unavailable. 1. Tactical Over-Watch & "Dead Space" Monitoring During field operations or site surveys, teams could use these to monitor "dead spaces"—areas like back hallways, stairwells, or alleyways that are not in the direct line of sight. 2. High-Value Asset Protection In behavioral research or industrial settings, this unit would be placed directly on or near sensitive equipment (e.g., a mobile server rack or a locked chemical cabinet). 3. Temporary Safe-House Security For individuals in transit who require temporary lodging, this device provides a "portable perimeter." Included Accessories: - Wireless Trigger Transmitter. (H-11cm x W-3cm x D-2.5cm)
- [MINIDSO DS203 Digital Pocket Oscilloscope](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/minidso-ds203-digital-pocket-oscilloscope): Circa 2011 A 4-channel, pocket-sized digital storage oscilloscope designed for portable electronic engineering tasks. Use Case: The DS203 is designed for general-purpose electronic engineering tasks where portability is more critical than high-end lab performance. - Electronics Maintenance & Repair: Used for in-field diagnosis and quick measurements of electronic devices, such as verifying signal paths or checking power supply rails. - Hobbyist & Maker Projects: A popular choice for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP-based projects to debug I/O signals, PWM outputs, and communication protocols. - Education: Frequently used in classrooms for students to learn about waveform characteristics (sine, square, triangle) and basic signal analysis. - Automotive Diagnostics: Suitable for checking low-voltage vehicle sensors and battery-powered systems. - Firmware Development: Its open-source nature allows developers to use it as a platform for creating custom oscilloscope applications. Historical Significance: - Democratization of Tools: The DS203 was significant for making multi-channel digital oscilloscope technology affordable and portable for the average hobbyist. - Open-Source Pioneer: It became a favorite in the maker community because its firmware and application layer are open-source, allowing users to develop and install custom firmware (such as "WildCat") to improve its performance and UI. - Hybrid Design: It utilized a then-innovative combination of an ARM Cortex M3 processor with an FPGA to handle high-speed data buffering and ADC control in a handheld device. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. - UCB-A to USB-C Charging Cable. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-6cm x W-9.8cm x D-1.5cm)
- [MINOLTA Auto Light Meter III F](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/minolta-auto-light-meter-iii-f): Circa 1981 - A popular professional light meter capable of both continuous and flash illuminated readings. - Includes a fitted case. (H-14cm x W-7cm x D-3cm)
- [MINOLTA F10 Focus Free 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/minolta-f10-focus-free-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa 1994 - Uses 135mm film. - Includes a fitted case and wrist strap. (H-7cm x W-13cm x D-4.5cm)
- [MINOX 8x11, Model C, Subminiature Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/minox-8x11-model-c-subminiature-camera): Circa 1969 - Uses MINOX cartridge film. - Semiautomatic operation. - The quintessential 1960's "spy camera". Accessories available separately: - MINOX cartridge film. - Specialized MINOX film developing tank. - MORE INFORMATION (H-1.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-3cm)
- [MINOX Daylight Developing Tank](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/minox-daylight-developing-tank): Circa 1969 Suited for use with the MINOX 8x11, Model C, Subminiature Camera - MINOX specialized developing tank for 16mm cartridge film - Original packaging and instructions available upon request.
- [MITEL Remote Call Status Display Model PN9102-014](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mitel-remote-call-status-display-model-pn9102-014): Circa 1982 This unit is an optional peripheral for the Mitel SX-20, an analog Private Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX) or Key System Unit (KSU) telephone system. It serves as a large, visual busy lamp field and information display, typically used by a telephone attendant or receptionist who handles multiple incoming lines. It uses LED lights to show the real-time status of up to 12 trunks (lines) and various system states such as "Call Park," "Waiting," "Ring Night," "Forced," and "Equip Busy". Use Cases: Call Monitoring: It provides visual feedback on line activity, allowing an operator to see which lines are in use, on hold, or ringing. Remote Display: It was designed to allow the attendant's main console to be located up to 650 feet (200m). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-16cm x W-20cm x D-3cm)
- [MITEL Superconsole 1000 Telephone Switchboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mitel-superconsole-1000-switchboard): Circa 2004 A multi-use switchboard console designed for businesses and hospitality environments like hotels and motels. Key Features and Compatibility: - Display: It features an adjustable, 4-line by 80-character liquid crystal display (LCD) that shows the time, date, call information, and calls waiting. - Call Handling: The console is designed for quick and accurate call processing using a combination of fixed keys and softkeys, and can manage up to 8 calls on hold simultaneously. - Versatility: It can serve as a primary attendant console, a sub-attendant position for specific departments, or a backup answering station. - Hotel/Motel Functions: A key feature is its ability to integrate with hotel/motel functions, allowing staff to manage guest room services like room status and automatic wake-up calls. - Connectivity: The unit is a wired, digital device and is compatible with MITEL's legacy PABX systems, including the SX-200ML, SX-200 LIGHT, SX-200 EL/ML, 200 MX ICP, and SX-2000 systems. It also has an RS-232 port to connect an ASCII printer for logging data. - Accessory Connections: It includes dual headset/handset jacks to facilitate training and monitoring of new operators. (H-11.5cm x W-41cm x D-24cm)
- [MITSUBISHI Model G310 Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mitsubishi-model-g310-mobile-phone): Circa 1999 A basic, budget-friendly mobile phone that operated on digital PCS networks in the late 1990s. Use Case: Designed for straightforward, portable voice communication on digital PCS (Personal Communication Services) networks. It was designed as a simple bar-style phone, focusing on essential functionality rather than advanced features. It included a monochrome LCD display capable of showing six lines of text, a 100-entry contact list, a clock, calendar, and an alarm. Historical Significance: The G310's historical significance lies in its role as a basic, no-frills option during the transition period from analog to digital cellular technology in North America. Unlike the flashy flip phones or dual-mode offerings, the G310 focused on providing affordable access to the new, clearer digital networks, helping to expand the overall mobile phone user base. It represents a time when carriers needed diverse handset offerings to cater to different segments of the market as mobile technology became mainstream. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-13.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [MITSUBISHI (VHS)Video Cassette Recorder Model HS-710UR](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mitsubishi-vhsvideo-cassette-recorder-model-hs-710ur): Circa Mid 1980's - Uses VHS video cassette tape. - If necessary, this analog-VTR's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its output is connected to the input of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). PLEASE NOTE: Currently nonoperational. This can be rectified at client request (charges apply). (H-21cm x W-39cm x D-14cm)
- [MITUTOYO 122 Electronic Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mitutoyo-122-electronic-indicator): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: An electronic micrometer display for high-precision dimensional measurement in manufacturing, quality control, and laboratory settings. This indicator is designed to provide rapid, accurate deviation readings from a master or reference point, often for repetitive measurements in batch production. Historical Significance: The MITUTOYO 122L is significant as a part of the transition from purely mechanical metrology to electronic measurement in the mid-to-late 20th century. - MITUTOYO was founded with the goal of making high-quality, affordable mechanical micrometers. - The development of electronic indicators in the 1960s and 1970s allowed for faster data acquisition, easier reading, and the eventual integration with early statistical process control (SPC) systems. - This device represents an early stage in that evolution, using analog display technology before it was superseded by the digital LCD "Digimatic" indicators that became the industry standard in the late 1970s and beyond. (H-19cm x W-19.5cm x D-21cm)
- [MMPP System Controller Model MMPP 2500 (Custom Design and Manufacture)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mmpp-system-controller-model-mmpp-2500-custom-design-and-manufacture): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Designed and built by PROPOLOGY.ca for use with certain custom props made by this company such as a set of custom control panels (indicator control) and a custom electroshock therapy machine (indicator and LED bar-graph display control). Supports 9-volt DC and 12-volt DC connected devices. Included Accessories: - Control Cables (x3) - MMPP Control/Power Distribution Unit. NOTE: Rentable separately for on-camera (non-practical) use. (H-17cm x W-9.5cm x D-cm)
- [Mobile Phone Antenna - 2-Piece](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mobile-phone-antenna-2-piece): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Use Case: Used to enhance the signal for a mobile phone signal booster system or a vehicle-installed cellular module. It connects to a base unit (often magnetic-mount, as suggested by similar products) via a coaxial cable, which is then wired to a booster or phone cradle inside the vehicle. This setup is particularly beneficial in rural or remote areas where direct phone reception might be poor. Historical Significance: These external antennas were significant in the 2G and early 3G eras of mobile communication. - Necessity for Reception: In the late 1990s and early 2000s, while internal phone antennas became common for aesthetic reasons, many users found that external, optimally-sized antennas still provided significantly better reception, especially in challenging environments. - Engineering Compromise: The shift from large external antennas to smaller internal ones in handsets represented a major engineering challenge and compromise between design aesthetics and optimal performance. Accessories like the one pictured allowed users to bypass the limitations of small internal phone antennas when in their vehicle. (H-60.5cm x W-4cm x D-4cm)
- [Mobile Phone Chargers - Various Kinds](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mobile-phone-chargers-various-kinds): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Various kinds available. Please inquire. NOTE: Rental rate is per single unit.
- [Mobile Police Transceiver Head Unit Incorporating Siren Control (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mobile-police-transceiver-head-unit-incorporating-siren-control-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Designed to look like the head-unit of a mobile communication system that also incorporated siren and loud hailer controls into an efficient and compact unit. (H-4.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-10cm)
- [Modular Directed Energy Sniper Rifle (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/modular-directed-energy-sniper-rifle-inertsimulated): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to depict a precision energy weapon is engineered for rapid deployment, allowing a marksman to transition from a concealed, broken-down state to a combat-ready configuration in under sixty seconds. Weapon Components: - Main Weapon (Chassis): The primary structural housing, machined from a lightweight aerospace alloy. It contains the Logic Controller Array (visible via the maintenance port), which manages the sequencing of energy discharge and real-time beam calibration. - Emitter Unit: A high-output focal assembly featuring dual copper induction coilsprotected by a reinforced roll-cage/heatsink. This unit accelerates energy particles into a coherent, long-range thermal or kinetic beam. - Power Packs (Dual-Cell): These high-density energy modules provide the necessary voltage for sustained fire. Their redundant, twin-unit design allows the operator to swap cells without a full system reboot. - Pistol Grip: Features a digital trigger interface and a weighted pommel to counter-balance the long emitter assembly. - Foregrip: Ergonomically ribbed to provide maximum stability during the high-vibration "charging" phase of a shot. WARNING: Non-working replica. Actual use may result in public humiliation and/or injury, incarceration, or painful, personal extinction. (H-22cm x W-10cm x D-109.5cm)
- [Modular Multimodal Handheld Detection System (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/modular-multimodal-handheld-detection-system-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a dual-mode, modular sensing platform designed for tactical and industrial applications. Practical Functions: Main Sensor Unit: Notionally, a self-contained, short-range, high-resolution tracker. It is intended for near-field diagnostics and high-fidelity data acquisition within a wide-angle field of view. Its practical functions include: - Operational Numeric LED Display and Directional Indicators: These are tied into a functional ultrasonic distance detection circuit. These displays fluctuate realistically as the objects come into sensor range. - 3 Operational LED Status Indicators: 2 green LED's are steadily illuminated—a blue one flashes with increasing frequency as the distance closes with a detected object. - Forward Facing LED Illuminators: User selectable between blue, white or illumination-off. Enhanced Range Unit: This component is not intended to operate separately from the Main Sensor Unit. Notionally, when connected to the Main Sensor Unit, it serves to enhance the range of the system and provide monitor display capability. Its features include: - Quick Release Locking Lug: for rapid and secure attachment of the Main Sensor Unit. - Long-Life Battery Pack: Electrical connection is made via a BNC connected cable which ties into a battery pack housed within the unit. This provides significantly longer battery life to the Main Sensor Unit as opposed to its own internal battery. - Monitor Interface : Notionally, it is a full-color LCD monitor for graphical analysis that connects wirelessly with the Main Sensor Unit—in actuality—it is a production provided tablet computer that has been installed into a tablet computer protective housing that is attached via a mounting bracket. This is to accommodate playback of production created graphic animations that serve the scripted function of the device. If unneeded, the tablet and mounting bracket can be removed via its quick release mount. Plausible Use Cases: - SIGINT (Signal Intelligence): Intercepting and monitoring distant, low-power radio transmissions. - Search & Rescue / Tactical Tracking: Locating individuals through dense foliage or structural obstacles using directional microwave or thermal signatures. - Industrial Inspection: Identifying mechanical or structural anomalies in hard-to-reach environments using the articulated sensor arm and range-enhanced diagnostics. (H-27cm x W-30cm x D-23cm)
- [Monaural Earbud with Boom-Microphone - Generic - Black (2.5mm Connector)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/monaural-earbud-with-boom-microphone-generic-black-25mm-connector): Circa Late 1990's Universally compatible with devices that have a standard 2.5mm audio jack. Specific Compatible Brands/Models: Works with models from brands such as CISCO/LINKSYS (SPA series IP phones), KYOCERA/QUALCOMM (QCP series), and some NOKIA phones. Use Case: The headset offers a lightweight, in-the-ear design with a mini boom microphone, ideal for casual hands-free calls at home, in the office, or on the go with early mobile phones. The included MiniGels allow for a comfortable, secure fit. Historical Significance: As a product, it represents an early, universal solution for hands-free calling before 3.5mm became the dominant standard for mobile devices, and before the widespread adoption of Bluetooth wireless technology. NOTE: Earpiece can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-12cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Monaural Headset with Boom-Microphone - Generic - Dark Gray (3.5mm Connection)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/monaural-headset-with-boom-microphone-generic-dark-gray-35mm-connection): Circa 1990's Compatible with any mobile device, computer, or laptop that has a standard 3.5mm audio jack. Specific Compatible Devices: - NOKIA: Many models featuring a 3.5mm jack are compatible, including the 2700 Classic, 5130 XpressMusic, 5800 XpressMusic, 6303i Classic, E51, N8, and N95. - SAMSUNG/HUAWEI/LENOVO/ASUS: The headset is compatible with numerous models from these brands that include a 3.5mm jack. - APPLE iPhone: It works with iPhone models that have a 3.5mm jack (up to the iPhone 6s). The common 3.5mm jack connection used across a broad range of portable electronics over many years. NOTE: 2-Units are available. (H-17cm x W-15cm x D-4.5cm)
- [MONO-STAR Ultima 40/80 Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mono-star-ultima-4080-flash): Circa Mid 1960's - This flash is for use with SLR Cameras equipped with a hot-shoe mount. - Can also be used with cold-shoe equipped cameras in combination with a PC cable. - Made in West Germany. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires battery and capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-9.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-9cm)
- [MOTOMASTER Eliminator Folding Solar Power Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motomaster-eliminator-folding-solar-power-panel): Circa Early 2000's A lightweight, 12V portable charger designed for low-power applications such as camping, hiking, and emergency kits. Use Cases: - Trickle Charging: Maintaining the charge on a 12V vehicle battery (car, boat, or RV) during storage. - Portable Devices: Directly charging small electronics like cell phones, GPS units, or rechargeable flashlights in direct sunlight. - Power Box Compatibility: It is frequently used with the MotoMaster Eliminator PowerBox to provide an off-grid charging source for the internal battery. Key Specifications & Features: - Power Output: Can deliver up to 12 watts of power. - Design: It features a flexible, multi-panel folding layout that collapses for high portability. - Included Accessories: These units come with a variety of connectors to maximize utility, including: - Cigarette lighter adapter. - Alligator battery clips. - Various small-device adapters for charging battery packs, phones, or lanterns. - Durability: The panels are weather-resistant and durable, suitable for outdoor use. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-116cm x W-40.5cm x D-1cm)
- [MOTOROLA DynaTAC 8000S Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-dynatac-8000s-mobile-phone): Circa 1986 One of the MOTOROLA DynaTAC series—the world's first commercial handheld mobile phones—nicknamed "brick phones"—due to their substantial size and weight. Use Case: Designed to provide untethered, portable voice communication, a revolutionary concept at the time. It was an analog phone that operated on the first-generation (1G) Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS) network. It had a full keypad with additional function keys for recall (Rcl), clear (Clr), send (Snd), and volume control (Vol), and could store up to 30 phone numbers in its memory. Historical Significance: The MOTOROLA DynaTAC series holds immense historical significance as the first portable handheld cellular phones available to the public. It marked the birth of personal mobile communication, fulfilling the vision of engineer Martin Cooper, who made the first public cell phone call on a prototype in 1973. Despite the limitations of the earliest models—weighing about 2.5 pounds, offering only 30 minutes of talk time after a 10-hour charge, and costing nearly $4,000 USD in 1984—it became a powerful status symbol, famously used by characters in popular culture like Gordon Gekko in the film Wall Street. This phone started the mobile revolution, making communication truly portable for the first time and paving the way for the compact smartphones of today. Included Accessories: - Detachable Antenna. - Rechargeable Battery. - Battery Charging Cradle (available upon request). - Fitted Leather Case (available upon request). Accessories Available Separately: - Extra Rechargeable Batteries (various size/capacities). - Vehicle Power Adaptor. NOTE: 3 variations of this phone are available—each slightly cosmetically different. (H-19.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-8cm)
- [MOTOROLA DynaTAC 8100L Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-dynatac-8100l-mobile-phone): Circa 1987 One of the MOTOROLA DynaTAC series—the world's first commercial handheld mobile phones—nicknamed "brick phones"—due to their substantial size and weight. Use Case: Designed to provide untethered, portable voice communication, a revolutionary concept at the time. It was an analog phone that operated on the first-generation (1G) Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS) network. It had a full keypad with additional function keys for recall (Rcl), clear (Clr), send (Snd), and volume control (Vol), and could store up to 30 phone numbers in its memory. Historical Significance: The MOTOROLA DynaTAC series holds immense historical significance as the first portable handheld cellular phones available to the public. It marked the birth of personal mobile communication, fulfilling the vision of engineer Martin Cooper, who made the first public cell phone call on a prototype in 1973. Despite the limitations of the earliest models—weighing about 2.5 pounds, offering only 30 minutes of talk time after a 10-hour charge, and costing nearly $4,000 USD in 1984—it became a powerful status symbol, famously used by characters in popular culture like Gordon Gekko in the film Wall Street. This phone started the mobile revolution, making communication truly portable for the first time and paving the way for the compact smartphones of today. Included Accessories: - Detachable Antenna. - Rechargeable Battery. - Battery Charging Cradle (available upon request). - Fitted Leather Case (available upon request). Accessories Available Separately: - Extra Rechargeable Batteries (various size/capacities). - Vehicle Power Adaptor. NOTE: 3 variations of this phone are available—each slightly cosmetically different. (H-19.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-8cm)
- [MOTOROLA DynaTAC 8500X Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-dynatac-8500x-mobile-phone): Circa 1988 One of the MOTOROLA DynaTAC series—the world's first commercial handheld mobile phones—nicknamed "brick phones"—due to their substantial size and weight. Use Case: Designed to provide untethered, portable voice communication over the analog first-generation (1G) cellular network. It allowed users to make and receive calls without being restricted to a car or a wall outlet. The keypad included specialized function keys for recalling (Rcl), clearing (Clr), sending (Snd), storing (Sto), and accessing secondary functions (Fcn), allowing users to store up to 99 phone numbers and associated names in memory. Historical Significance: The MOTOROLA DynaTAC series holds immense historical significance as the first portable handheld cellular phones available to the public. It marked the birth of personal mobile communication, fulfilling the vision of engineer Martin Cooper, who made the first public cell phone call on a prototype in 1973. Despite the limitations of the earliest models—weighing about 2.5 pounds, offering only 30 minutes of talk time after a 10-hour charge, and costing nearly $4,000 USD in 1984—it became a powerful status symbol, famously used by characters in popular culture like Gordon Gekko in the film Wall Street. This phone started the mobile revolution, making communication truly portable for the first time and paving the way for the compact smartphones of today. Included Accessories: - Detachable Antenna. - Rechargeable Battery. - Battery Charging Cradle (available upon request). - Fitted Leather Case (available upon request). Accessories Available Separately: - Extra Rechargeable Batteries (various size/capacities). - Vehicle Power Adaptor. NOTE: 3 variations of this phone are available—each slightly cosmetically different. (H-19.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-8cm)
- [MOTOROLA Handie-Talkie FM Radio PT 300](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-handie-talkie-fm-radio-pt-300): Circa 1970 to Mid 1980's A professional-grade, portable two-way radio transceiver, often called a "lunchbox" style radio. Widely used in law enforcement, fire services, and other public safety roles during the 1960s and 1970s. Use Cases: - Public Safety & Law Enforcement: Used by police and fire departments for field communications where higher power (typically 8 watts) was needed to reach dispatch over longer distances. - Military & Government: Units were utilized at sensitive sites, such as the White Sands Missile Range, for secure on-site coordination. - Natural Resource Management: The National Museum of Forest Service Historyholds these units in its collection, as they were essential for forestry and park service personnel working in remote, rugged terrain. Key Technical Features: - Versatile Power Packs: Its large lower compartment could house various power sources, including 11 "D" cell batteries (las this example is equipped), rechargeable nickel-cadmium packs, or a 117 VAC unit for stationary use. - High Power Output: Delivering up to 8 watts of RF power, it was significantly more powerful than the pocket-sized HT-series radios of the same time, ensuring better signal penetration in difficult environments. - Rugged Design: The "lunchbox" form factor featured a robust metal and plastic construction, built to withstand the "Accelerated Life Testing" standards MOTOROLA applied to its mission-critical equipment. Historical Significance: The Handie-Talkie name has deep historical significance as MOTOROLA (then GAVIN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION) developed the original military SCR-536 "Handie-Talkie" during World War II. The PT 300 represents a later evolution of this portable radio technology, incorporating solid-state components which significantly improved durability and reliability over earlier vacuum tube models, and provided critical communication capabilities for field operations for over a decade. (H-20cm x W-22cm x D-9.5cm)
- [MOTOROLA HS-810 Bluetooth Wireless Headset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-hs-810-bluetooth-wireless-headset): Circa 2004 Use Case: Designed for hands-free voice communication with Bluetooth- enabled mobile phones during the mid-2000s. The unique feature is the foldable microphone boom, which also acts as the power switch; unfolding it turns the headset on and ready for a call. It allowed users to place and receive calls wire-free within about 30 feet of their phone. Historical Significance: This series of headsets is historically significant as a prominent example of early Bluetooth accessory adoption, particularly alongside popular phones like the MOTOROLA RAZR V3. They helped establish the market for wireless earpieces and were vital accessories during the time when many jurisdictions began legislating against handheld phone use while driving. Included Accessories: - AC Charger. Accessories Available Separately: - MOTOROLA Fitted Protective Case. (H-2cm x W-3cm x D-5cm)
- [MOTOROLA Iridium 9500 Dual Mode Satellite Phone (Non-Functional Manufacturer's Promotional Replica)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-iridium-9500-dual-mode-satellite-phone-non-functional-manufacturers-promotional-dummy): Circa 1998 The MOTOROLA Satellite Series 9500 Portable Telephone was the first commercial satellite phone produced for the Iridium network. This dummy phone was produced by the manufacturer as a promotional item. As such, it differs slightly in appearance from the phone that was later brought to market. Use Case: Designed to provide seamless, integrated communication in areas with and without traditional cellular coverage. The small, secondary antenna is for connecting to terrestrial cellular networks (typically GSM, CDMA, or AMPS, depending on the cassette model), while the large, rotatable antenna connects to the Iridium satellite network. The user could have a standard, less expensive cellular connection in urban areas and switch to the Iridium satellite network when outside cellular range, ensuring global connectivity. Historical Significance: The "dual mode" functionality represents a key attempt by Iridium and MOTOROLA to make the expensive satellite phone service more practical for everyday use. By allowing users to switch to cheaper, more common cellular networks where available, they hoped to appeal to a broader market, particularly international business travelers. Despite this innovation, the high cost of the phone (initially $1300 USD) and per-minute charges hampered adoption, contributing to the initial bankruptcy of the Iridium company. The dual antennas visually represented this bridging of new space-based technology with existing terrestrial networks. Despite the initial company going bankrupt in 1999 due to high costs and insufficient demand, the system was later rescued and became essential for military communications and critical use cases, paving the way for the reliable global Iridium network that operates today. The phone itself is an icon of the late-1990s telecom boom. NOTE: Manufacture's non-functional promotion replica—2-units available. (H-21.5cm x W-6cm x D-5cm)
- [MOTOROLA MicroTAC Digital Personal Communicator (76226CARSA)- Gray Body/White Keypad](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-microtac-digital-personal-communicator-76226carsa-gray-bodywhite-keypad): Circa Mid 1990's The MOTOROLA MicroTAC line an iconic of cellular phones known as the first pocket-sized, "flip" style mobile devices. This model belongs to the "Digital Personal Communicator" (DPC) line, which was a slightly lower-cost alternative to the premium 9800X model that was first introduced. Use Case: This phone was designed for personal and professional mobile communication on the first-generation (1G) analog cellular networks, such as AMPS. Its innovative, compact "flip" design allowed it to fit into a shirt pocket, making it significantly more portable than earlier "brick phones". Opening the flip cover raised the microphone closer to the user's mouth and could also be set to automatically answer an incoming call. Historical Significance: - Pioneered the flip design: It introduced the innovative form factor that became the standard for flip phones for over a decade and the model for modern clamshell devices. - Miniaturization: It was significantly smaller and lighter than its predecessors, such as the DynaTAC, making mobile communication truly portable and pocket-sized for the first time. - Status Symbol: Initial models were priced at nearly $3,000 USD (over $6,000 in today's dollars), it was a luxury item that quickly became an international status symbol. Included Accessories: - Rechargeable Battery - Charging Dock - Leather Case (upon request) NOTE: Near-double available—MOTOROLA MicroTAC Digital Personal Communicator - (76765CARSA) Light Gray Body/Black Keypad. (H-16cm x W-6cm x D-4cm)
- [MOTOROLA MicroTAC Digital Personal Communicator (76765CARSA) - Light Gray Body/Black Keypad](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-microtac-digital-personal-communicator-76765carsa-light-gray-bodyblack-keypad): Circa Mid 1990's The MOTOROLA MicroTAC line an iconic of cellular phones known as the first pocket-sized, "flip" style mobile devices. This model belongs to the "Digital Personal Communicator" (DPC) line, which was a slightly lower-cost alternative to the premium 9800X model that was first introduced. Use Case: This phone was designed for personal and professional mobile communication on the first-generation (1G) analog cellular networks, such as AMPS. Its innovative, compact "flip" design allowed it to fit into a shirt pocket, making it significantly more portable than earlier "brick phones". Opening the flip cover raised the microphone closer to the user's mouth and could also be set to automatically answer an incoming call. Historical Significance: - Pioneered the flip design: It introduced the innovative form factor that became the standard for flip phones for over a decade and the model for modern clamshell devices. - Miniaturization: It was significantly smaller and lighter than its predecessors, such as the DynaTAC, making mobile communication truly portable and pocket-sized for the first time. - Status Symbol: Initial models were priced at nearly $3,000 USD (over $6,000 in today's dollars), it was a luxury item that quickly became an international status symbol. Included Accessories: - Rechargeable Battery - Charging Dock - Leather Case (upon request) NOTE: Near-double available—MOTOROLA MicroTAC Digital Personal Communicator - (76226CARSA )Gray Body/White Keypad. (H-16cm x W-6cm x D-4cm)
- [MOTOROLA RAZR V3 GSM Mobile Phone - Gray/Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-razr-v3-gsm-mobile-phone-graysilver): Circa 2005 Use Case: Designed for portable, person-to-person voice communication and text messaging over GSM networks. It quickly became a highly desirable fashion accessory and status symbol due to its ultra-thin profile and metallic finish. Key features included a VGA camera with video capture, a bright internal color display complemented by an external display for caller ID and notifications, Bluetooth connectivity, a speakerphone, and access to personal email and web browsing via WAP 2.0. Historical Significance: One of the most significant and best-selling mobile phones of all time, with over 130 million units sold worldwide. - Design Icon: Its groundbreaking, ultra-thin (13.9mm) clamshell design, crafted from aluminum with a chemically etched nickel-plated keypad, was radically different from other phones of the era and started a trend for thin phones across the industry. - Cultural Status: It was marketed as a premium, high-fashion product and was frequently seen in the hands of celebrities and in movies, cementing its place as an icon of mid-2000s popular culture. - Market Impact: The phone revitalized Motorola's struggling mobile phone division and made the company the market leader in North America for a period. Included Accessories: - Rechargeable Battery. - AC Charger. Accessories Available Separately: - MOTOROLA Fitted Leather Case with Detachable Belt Clip. - MOTOROLA HKLN4438B CLP Belt Clip Holster. - MOTOROLA Wireless Bluetooth Headset. (H-10cm x W-5.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [MOTOROLA RAZR V3 Mobile Phone - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-razr-v3-mobile-phone-black): Circa 2005 A stylish, ultra-thin GSM mobile phone that quickly became a cultural icon in the mid-2000s. Use Case: Designed for portable, person-to-person voice communication and text messaging over GSM networks. It was marketed as a high-fashion, premium device, often seen as a lifestyle accessory rather than just a functional phone. The phone included features such as a VGA camera, Bluetooth connectivity, a bright internal color screen, and an external display for notifications. Historical Significance: One of the most significant and best-selling mobile phones of all time, with over 130 million units sold worldwide. - Design Icon: Its groundbreaking, ultra-thin (13.9mm) clamshell design, crafted from aluminum with a chemically etched nickel-plated keypad, was radically different from other phones of the era and started a trend for thin phones across the industry. - Cultural Status: It was marketed as a premium, high-fashion product and was frequently seen in the hands of celebrities and in movies, cementing its place as an icon of mid-2000s popular culture. - Market Impact: The phone revitalized Motorola's struggling mobile phone division and made the company the market leader in North America for a period. Included Accessories: - Rechargeable Battery. - AC Charger. Accessories Available Separately: - MOTOROLA Fitted Leather Case with Detachable Belt Clip. - MOTOROLA HKLN4438B CLP Belt Clip Holster. - MOTOROLA Wireless Bluetooth Headset. - Original Documentation. (H-10cm x W-5.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [MOTOROLA Star Choice Satellite Receiver DSR505](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-star-choice-satellite-receiver-dsr505): Circa 2007 Digital satellite receiver with an integrated HDTV decoder, designed for use with Shaw Direct (formerly Star Choice) satellite service (includes remote control). Connectivity: - Satellite Input: Connects to the satellite dish. - Digital Video Interface (DVI): Provides the highest quality output to compatible HDTVs. - Component Video Output (YPbPr): Offers high-quality video output to capable televisions. - Composite Video and Stereo Audio Outputs (RCA): For connecting to standard definition televisions or audio systems. - Optical Digital Audio Output (TOSLINK): Provides digital audio for connection to compatible audio systems. - RF Output (Ch3/4): Modulated output for connecting to older televisions via coaxial cable. - Antenna Input: For connecting an analog off-air broadcast antenna or Cable TV signal. - Telephone Line: For Instant Pay-Per-View (IPPV) report back and caller ID functionalities. - USB Ports (for future use): Present on the front panel. - USER GUIDE (H-7cm x W-43.5cm x D-36cm)
- [MOTOROLA StarTAC 6000e Mobile Phone (LED Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-startac-6000e-mobile-phone): Circa 1996 A groundbreaking analog cellular telephone primarily intended for personal communication in the mid-to-late 1990s, popularizing the flip phone design and making mobile phones more accessible to the general public. Use Case: Designed for portable, person-to-person voice communication using analog AMPS networks. Due to its compact form factor, it appealed widely to business professionals and the fashion-conscious as a smaller and lighter alternative to previous "brick-style" phones. It also offered additional features like the ability to receive, but not send, SMS text messages and a vibrate alert (VibraCall™) as a discreet alternative to a ringtone. Historical Significance: The StarTAC 6000e holds significant historical importance as one of the first commercially successful clamshell (flip) mobile phones to achieve mainstream popularity. Its incredibly small and light size for the time (around 3.6 ounces or 100g for the 6000e) set a new standard for portability and transformed the cell phone from a bulky tool into a desirable, fashion-forward accessory. It helped drive the mass adoption of mobile phones in the late 1990s and its iconic design, often compared to the Star Trek communicator, has cemented its place in gadget history. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [MOTOROLA StarTAC Mobile Phone - Dual Band (LCD Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-startac-mobile-phone): Circa 1998 An iconic mobile phone that essentially created and popularized the flip-phone market in the late 1990s. Use Case: Designed to provide portable, person-to-person voice communication over analog AMPS networks, though later digital models were introduced for GSM, CDMA, and TDMA networks. It was marketed as a "wearable cellular telephone" due to its remarkably small and light design for the time. Key features included a basic display, a vibrate alert (a novel feature then), and the ability to receive SMS messages, although sending was only possible on later digital versions. Historical Significance: - It was the first commercially successful flip (clamshell) mobile phone, a design that would dominate the market for over a decade. - It was, at the time, the smallest and lightest cell phone available, weighing a mere 3.1 ounces (88g) in its lightest configuration, which transformed the mobile phone from a bulky tool into a fashion accessory. - It was one of the first phones to gain widespread consumer adoption and helped popularize the idea of personal mobility. Its iconic design, which some say resembles the Star Trek communicator, also appeared frequently in Hollywood movies of the period. NOTE: 2-Units available—AC charger available upon request. (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [MOTOROLA SurfBoard Cable Modem SB5102](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/motorola-surfboard-cable-modem-sb5102): Circa 2007 Use Case: Used to provide a dedicated, high-speed internet connection in a small office/home office (SOHO) environment, using existing coaxial cable infrastructure. It offers an "always-on" broadband connection, which was significantly faster than dial-up modems. It connects to a single PC via either a standard 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port (RJ-45) or a USB port. It was also capable of supporting up to 63 computers on a single internet connection with additional networking hardware (like a router). Historical Significance: Historically significant for its role in the mass adoption of broadband internet access via DOCSIS 1.1 and 2.0 cable technology. It was a reliable, economical modem that was backwards-compatible with earlier standards, allowing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to upgrade user speeds without replacing hardware immediately. Its use of common Ethernet and USB interfaces made it simple to integrate into home networks, contributing significantly to the phasing out of dial-up connections and establishing MOTOROLA as a market leader in cable modems at the time. (H-15.5cm x W-6cm x D-15cm)
- [MTC Slim Line Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mtc-slim-line-telephone): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 1990's Use Case: Designed as a basic corded analog telephone for a home or office, offering core functions like mute, flash, and redial features. Historical Significance: The phone represents the ubiquitous 12-key push-button standard, a significant shift from rotary dials in the mid-to-late 20th century, which became a foundational interface for modern telephony and keypads everywhere. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-21.5cm x W-16cm x D-4.5cm)
- [MTM Case-Gard Survivor Dry Box Model S1072-35](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mtm-case-gard-survivor-dry-box-model-s1072-35): Circa Early 2000's A rugged, water-resistant storage container. Use Cases: Designed for extreme outdoor environments, it is commonly used for: - Survival Kits: Storing first aid supplies, flares, and emergency food. - Gear Protection: Keeping electronics (phones, radios), wallets, and ammunition dry during boating, camping, or geocaching. (H-7.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Multi-Microphone Mount](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multi-microphone-mount): Circa Mid 1950's to Late 1980's - Will accomodate up to 6 microphones using common threaded microphone mounts. - The centre treaded hole is used to attach the mount to a standard microphone stand (ordered separately). (H-1.5cm x W-58.5cm x D-5cm)
- [Multi-Use Radio Transceiver - Black/Yellow (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multi-use-radio-transceiver-blackyellow-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. The nondescript design of this device has made it possible to portray it as being applicable in several different use cases: - Radio Transponder Receiver: A concealed, sensitive, miniature pushbutton is intermittently pressed to flash the green LED indicator—thus simulating reception of a tracking transponder. To depict closing the distance to the transponder, the user gradually increases the number of pulses. When used in this application, the black main power button is left in the off (LED not illuminated) position. - Covert Listening Device Detector (Bug): Operation is identical to that of a Radio Transponder Receiver, except that the target device is instead a Covert Listening Device. - Radio Detonator: Provides wireless triggering of explosive ordinance. The user first arms the device by actuating the black power button—causing the green LED indicator to steadily illuminate. Pressing the red pushbutton then triggers the explosive device. Accessories Available Separately: - Various Length BNC Mount Antennas (interchangeable with the included antenna). - BNC Cables (can be used in substitution for the included antenna to provide a wired connection to another device). - BNC Cable Connected Sensor Head-Units (used in substitution for the included antenna to provide connection of a handheld sensor such as one for nuclear radiation detection—as well as other applications—please inquire). (H-18.5cm x W-5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Multi-Zone Trouble Annunciator Panel (Custom)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multi-zone-trouble-annunciator-panel-custom): Circa Late 1970s to Late Mid 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a multi-zone annunciator panel typically used in commercial settings like office buildings or hotels, most commonly as part of a fire alarm or building management system. It functions as a clear visual interface to identify the specific location or "zone" where an issue, or "trouble" condition, has occurred. Practical Features: - Hinged Access Door: Normally locked closed—opens right-to left (keys included). Provides maintenance staff and 1st responders access to system reset and alarm silencing controls. Use Case: Provides building management, maintenance staff, or first responders with immediate, location-specific information regarding system faults or alarm conditions. Instead of an ambiguous "system trouble" light, this panel identifies the exact floor ("16th Floor", "9th Floor", "Cafe", "Pool") or area ("Elevator Shaft", "Kitchen", "Loading") where an issue needs attention. This functionality is often required by building codes to ensure timely response. Historical Significance: The historical significance of this type of panel lies in its role in the evolution of building life safety systems. Earlier systems relied primarily on audible alarms and simple lights. The transition to multi-zone, point-lit graphic annunciators was a significant step forward in improving life safety by providing precise location data. This innovation drastically improved the efficiency of emergency responses by directing personnel exactly where they needed to go, rather than simply indicating that an issue existed somewhere in the building. NOTE: LED indicators can be rigged to illuminate via wireless remote control at client request. (H-63.5cm x W-49cm x D-4cm)
- [Multichannel Telemetry Transmitter with Blue Bar-Graph Display - Black (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multichannel-telemetry-transmitter-with-blue-bar-graph-display-black-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring authentic simulated functionality. Use Case: Primarily designed to portray a device that transmits sensor data from wireless remote sensors. Powered by 8-AA batteries. Design and Functions: The unit features a fluctuating LED bar-graph display to indicate data transmission activity. An Apple iPod Nano is discreetly integrated into the design to provide a variable signal source for the display. Users can upload any audio file to the player to customize the appearance and rhythm of the visual signal, offering maximum flexibility for different scenarios. The attached antenna includes a removable BNC right-angle adaptor to provide positioning options. Removing the antenna and adaptor frees up the BNC connection for use with any other desired BNC connected accessory such as a remote antenna lead. Other Plausible Use Cases: This device's nondescript appearance makes it flexible in portraying other possible use cases, such as: - Signal Jamming: For simulating the disruption of voice, video, or digital data. (Specific scenarios may require alternative antennas). - Signal Detection/Tracking: Can be used to represent a device for monitoring or locating RF signals, whether analog or digital. Direction-finding capabilities can be portrayed by attaching a directional antenna (available separately). - Electromagnetic or Nuclear Radiation Detection: Can be used to represent an electromagnetic or nuclear radiation detector when paired with specific "sensor-head" accessories (available separately). Included Accessories: - BNC Mount Antenna - Short. - APPLE iPod Nano Charging/Data Cable. Accessories Available Separately: - BNC Connected Antennas (assorted lengths). - Directional Antenna (for signal direction finding). - Custom BNC Connected Sensor-Heads (nuclear radiation detection, EM field detection, etc.). Can be provided at client request. (H-14cm x W-15cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Multimodal Bench-Top Specimen Scanner (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multimodal-bench-top-specimen-scanner-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a piece of professional bench-top scanning equipment of fictional design—with multiple possible use cases. Operational Features: - Articulated/Adjustable "Sensor Boom" - Rotary "Power" Switch. - Illuminated "Power" Indicator. - Pushbuttons to Adjust "Specimen Stage" Illumination Color and Effects (x3) - Illuminated "Specimen Stage". - Long-Life, Internal Battery Power. Use Cases: The movable sensor arm over a fixed specimen stage is a common design feature for various real-world light-based analytical instruments. Notionally, it could operate in the following ways: 1. Spectrophotometer A device that quantifies how much certain wavelengths of light a sample absorbs or reflects. The articulated arm delivers light and houses a detector that measures the "remittance" (reflected light) from a solid sample on the stage. - Color Analysis: Industrial spectrophotometers are used to scan products to ensure absolute color consistency in manufacturing. - Chemical Concentration: By measuring the intensity of reflected light at specific wavelengths, it could determine the concentration of chemicals on a surface or within a thin film. 2. Fluorescence Scanner Another plausible application—given the prop's RGB LED illumination capability of the Specimen Stage—would be in Fluorescent Specimen Scanning. - The device would shine a specific wavelength (like UV or blue light) to excite fluorescent dyes in a sample. - The sensor arm would then detect the emitted light, which is a critical technique for DNA and protein analysis in molecular biology. (H-24cm x W-17cm x D-25cm)
- [Multimodal Electronic Surveillance Monitor and Recording System - Road Case Mounted (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multimodal-electronic-surveillance-monitor-and-recording-system-road-case-mounted): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Practical Features: - 60-Operational Red/Green LED Indicators. - 10-White Illuminated Pushbuttons. - Headphone Jacks (x2). - Built-in Loadable ZIP Drive Unit. - Fold-Out QWERTY Keyboard (removable). - SKB 12U Pop-up Rackmount Mixer Case (console folds flat into case—then cover is secured for transport). - Battery Powered. Use Cases: Designed to portray a specialized piece of electronic surveillance and monitoring equipment. There are several plausible on-screen applications for this multi-use device: - Covert Electronic Surveillance: Primarily designed to portray a device designed for multi-room or multi-point audio monitoring. A surveillance team could deploy up to 30 hidden microphones (sensors) in a target location, using this unit as a central hub to monitor, filter, and record specific conversations in real-time. - Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures (TSCM): Can also portray a "bug-sweeping" command center. Technicians use the 30 channels to monitor different frequency bands for unauthorized transmissions, using the built-in speaker and filters to identify and "hear" potential eavesdropping devices. - Large-Scale Tactical Monitoring: Another plausible on-screen application would be for use during a raid or a barricade situation. This unit could monitor 30 distinct tactical points (such as body-worn transmitters for multiple agents or perimeter sensors), allowing a command officer to toggle between audio feeds and record critical evidence directly to the Zip drive. - Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) Field Operations: The "Receiver Frequency Selection" and "Filter Selection Presets" suggest it can be used to intercept and analyze specific radio communications. It would allow an operator to isolate a signal from background noise, monitor its levels via the VU display, and log frequency data using the fold-out keyboard. - Remote Environmental/Security Monitoring: In an industrial or secure facility context, the "remote sensors" could be used to monitor 30 different security zones or environmental conditions (like door contacts or motion sensors), with the Zip drive serving as a "black box" logger for all system activity. IMPORTANT NOTE: This device is currently under repair—please inquire. (H-82.6cm x W-75.6cm x D26.7-cm)
- [Multimodal Sample Acquisition and Analysis Field Unit (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multimodal-sample-acquisition-and-analysis-field-unit-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A highly detailed fictional movie prop manufactured by Propology.ca. Designed for a "swab-in, profile-out" aesthetic, it has appeared in science fiction and forensic television series like Arrow and The 4400. Fictional Features & Design: - Interactive Components: Includes a simulated vacuum "Sample Nozzle" for collection, interchangeable "ChemPaks" for processing, and dedicated "Canisters" for storage. - Control Interface: A numeric keypad section and a detected control key section. Certain keys have been designated for toggling between "STANDBY" and "SCAN IN PROGRESS" modes. - Visual FX: Integrated RGB illumination in the sample chamber provides a high-contrast focal point for cinematography. Color selection can be changed on-the-fly via an included wireless remote control. Feasibility & Real-World Analysis: This unit's design can plausibly portray the following real-world capabilities: - Forensic Identification: Generating STR (Short Tandem Repeat) profiles from biological samples for immediate suspect matching (similar to the real-world Thermo Fisher RapidHIT ID). - Pathogen Detection: Performing qPCR or Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to identify biological threats or infectious outbreaks on-site. - Environmental Metagenomics: Analyzing soil or water samples to detect contaminants or agricultural pests in real-time. Data Processing & Laptop Integration: In a real-world scenario, it is standard practice for such a unit to be connected to a laptop: - Computational Power: While the field unit performs the chemical reactions, a connected laptop would handle basecalling—the processor-intensive task of translating raw signals into genetic sequences. - Software & Reporting: A laptop would run bioinformatics software (like Oxford Nanopore’s MinKNOW) to visualize the scan, generate forensic reports, and store data locally for offline field use. - Database Connectivity: The laptop provides the interface to upload results to national DNA databases (such as CODIS) once a secure network is reached. (H-36.5cm x W-45cm x D-36.5cm)
- [Multimodal Scanner/Computer with LCD Display (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/multimodal-scanner-with-lcd-display-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring authentic simulated functionality. Features: Notionally equipped with an integrated LCD touchscreen attached to the main body by an articulated arm. In reality, it's a suitably sized cell phone that has been inserted into the display housing This phone is used to provide the images that portray a working graphical user interface (or any other required images) by way of custom graphical animations that have been uploaded (production-provided). This arrangement yields the ability to precisely tailor the images displayed to suit any scripted purpose and design aesthetic. Possible Use Cases: Incorporating a cell phone display allows this device to portray virtually any function necessary for a given script requirement. These include, but are not limited to, the following functions (singularly or in combination): - RF (Radio Frequency) Scanner: Interception, monitoring, recording, and analysis of voice, data, or image transmissions (digital or analog). - EM (Electromagnetic) Radiation Scanner: Monitoring, recording, and analysis of EM radiation sources. - Radio Transponder Scanner: Receives, records, and analyzes multi-channel data streams from transponder transmissions. - RF Location Tracking: Receives transmissions from RF location tracking devices, providing longitude and latitude coordinates and displaying a constantly updating map showing transponder location. - Nuclear Radiation Detection and Analysis: Provides tracking, recording, and analysis of single or multiple radiation sources. - Sample Analysis (Based upon novel imaging technology): Small objects placed on top of the device's main housing (with the articulated display/scanner positioned directly above) are scanned. The displayed image of the object reveals its inner structures (annotated in false colors) as well as a text description of measured characteristics. - Specialized Field Computer: Used in tactical and I.T. and hacker environments. Customization: At a client's request, this prop can be modified to include suitable connections for the attachment of external accessories (available separately) such as: - Antennas - Microphones - Video Camera Head-Unit - External Memory Devices - Miniature/Folding Keyboard - Nuclear Radiation Detector Head-Unit - Scanner Head-Unit NOTE: Cell phone not included. (H-11.5cm x W-22.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [MVP Remo-Con. Pocket Tone Dialer Model PD-911M](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/mvp-remo-con-pocket-tone-dialer-model-pd-911m): Circa Early 1980's to Mid 1990's Use Case: This device was used to allow users with an older rotary-dial (pulse-dialing) telephone to make calls that required Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) or "Touch-Tone" signals. This was necessary to interact with automated phone systems, voicemail, or certain long-distance services which did not recognize pulse dialing. The user would dial the initial number with the rotary phone, wait for a dial tone (or connection), hold the tone dialer's speaker up to the phone's microphone (transmitter), and then press the desired keys on the pad to generate the tones needed. It also included memory functions to store up to 10 numbers. Historical Significance: This pocket tone dialer is historically significant as a practical and affordable "bridge" technology during the transition from older, electromechanical rotary-dial telephone systems to modern, all-electronic Touch-Tone systems. It provided access to emerging automated services without requiring users to purchase a new, expensive push-button phone. Interestingly, these devices also gained notoriety in pop culture for their use in phone "hacking" (specifically creating "red box" tones for making free long-distance calls from payphones), though their primary purpose was for legitimate communication. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-9cm x W-5.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [NAGAOKA Compact Audio Cassette Card Making Kit PC-506](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nagaoka-compact-audio-cassette-card-making-kit-pc-506): Circa 1970's - Audio compact cassette labeling kit - Includes case.
- [NALGENE Unwire Polypropylene Test Tube Rack](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nalgene-unwire-polypropylene-test-tube-rack): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A durable, one-piece molded laboratory accessory designed for efficient sample organization and handling. Use Cases: These racks are primarily used in wet laboratory environments. - Water Baths: Their high specific gravity ensures they stay submerged without floating. - General Lab Storage: Ideal for refrigerators, freezers, and bench-tops. - Chemical Exposure: Designed to withstand most laboratory chemicals. - Sample Identification: The endplates are designed to accept large labels for easy tracking. (H-7cm x W-12.5cm x D-25cm)
- [NATIONAL Solid State 401S Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/national-solid-state-401s-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1968 to 1969 - Suitable for home use, office use, evidence gathering and media applications. - Battery powered. - 5" take-up reel and caring strap included. - Recommended available microphones: Sony Dynamic Microphone F-96, Record-a-Call Dynamic Microphone, Realistic 200 OHM Dynamic Microphone, and Optimus Omnidirectional Tie Clip Microphone. - Microphones and blank tapes available separately. - SERVICE MANUAL (H-8.5cm x W-28cm x D-23cm)
- [NCR CORPORATION Magnetic Card Reader Model 0302](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ncr-corporation-magnetic-card-reader-model-0302): Circa Early 1990's to Mid 1990's Use Cases: The actual use case for this specific device is currently unknown, however, likely applications would be some form of dual-verification ID system—possibly for a point of purchase device like a cash register terminal or perhaps part of a bank check proofing machine. PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power and control circuitry to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source can be provided at client request and expense. This modification can include wireless, radio remote control of the LED status indicators in order to facilitate simulated operation. (H-18cm x W-16cm x D-7cm)
- [NCR Model 1201 POS Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ncr-model-1201-pos-computer): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's This unit functions as a computer terminal or control unit within a larger NCR point-of-sale system, managing sales, inventory, and interfacing with other peripherals like cash drawers or printers. Common POS Peripherals: - Printers: The parallel port (DB25 connector) would connect to specialized receipt printers or journal printers to provide physical transaction records. - Cash Drawers: Cash drawers typically connect via a signal cable to the receipt printer or directly to a dedicated port on the computer to open automatically when a sale is finalized. - Scanners: Barcode scanners were used for inventory management and faster checkout. - Keyboards/Displays: Custom POS keyboards with programmable keys or simple 2x20 customer-facing displays would be connected via serial (RS-232) or PS/2 port. - Magnetic Stripe Readers (MSRs): Devices for reading credit/debit cards would be connected, often via a serial port. NOTE: If desired, there is an additional unit available in a custom grey color. (H-7.5cm x W-28cm x D-39cm)
- [NCR Model 1201 POS Computer - Custom Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ncr-model-1201-pos-computer-grey): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's This unit functions as a computer terminal or control unit within a larger NCR point-of-sale system, managing sales, inventory, and interfacing with other peripherals like cash drawers or printers. Common POS Peripherals: - Printers: The parallel port (DB25 connector) would connect to specialized receipt printers or journal printers to provide physical transaction records. - Cash Drawers: Cash drawers typically connect via a signal cable to the receipt printer or directly to a dedicated port on the computer to open automatically when a sale is finalized. - Scanners: Barcode scanners were used for inventory management and faster checkout. - Keyboards/Displays: Custom POS keyboards with programmable keys or simple 2x20 customer-facing displays would be connected via serial (RS-232) or PS/2 port. - Magnetic Stripe Readers (MSRs): Devices for reading credit/debit cards would be connected, often via a serial port. NOTE: Original off-white housing repainted grey. If desired, there is an additional unit available in its original color. (H-7.5cm x W-28cm x D-39cm)
- [NEC DSX 22-Button Display Telephone DX7NA-22BTXH](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nec-dsx-22-button-display-telephone-dx7na-22btxh): Circa 2009 Use Case: Primarily used in business environments and call centers that require a digital multi-line system phone. The numerous programmable buttons make it suitable for users with high call volumes or those who need quick access to a variety of system features like transfer, intercom, conference, and DND (Do Not Disturb). The unit includes an adjustable desk stand and is also wall mountable. Key Features: - Programmable Keys: The phone has 12 programmable feature keys and 10 personal speed dial keys with dual LED status indicators. - Display: It features a 3-line by 24-character backlit LCD display with four interactive soft keys for intuitive menu navigation. - Functionality: Standard features include a built-in half-duplex speakerphone, headset jack (RJ-10), volume control, and a message waiting lamp. - Compatibility: This model is designed for use exclusively with the NEC DSX 40, 80, and 160 key telephone systems. Historical Significance: This phone represents a generation of robust, proprietary digital telephone systems that were a staple in offices during the 2000s and early 2010s. While modern offices often transition to entirely IP-based (VoIP) systems, the DSX series remains a reliable solution for businesses still utilizing the infrastructure it supports. (H-8.5cm x W-19cm x D-23cm)
- [NEC EZ-2400-A Handset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nec-ez-2400-a-handset): Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's Use Case: A mobile telephone handset used in conjunction with a cellular transceiver unit. This type of device was primarily a high-powered, transportable cellular phone system for use in vehicles or carried in a dedicated bag, often by business professionals or individuals who required connectivity in areas with weak signals. It was a precursor to truly handheld mobile phones. Historical Significance: A representation of first-generation (1G) analog mobile technology, such as AMPS or ETACS networks, which offered greater range and power (3 watts) than subsequent digital phones. The entire system was large and expensive, a stark contrast to today's compact digital smartphones, and became obsolete with the sunset of analog networks. (H-21cm x W-5.5cm x D-4cm)
- [NEC MultiSync LCD 1530V Color Computer Monitor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nec-multisync-lcd-1530v-color-computer-monitor): Circa 2000 This model was part of NEC's value series of flat-panel monitors designed for general corporate and home office use. Use Case: Used in standard desktop computing in environments where space and weight were concerns, as it offered a significant reduction in size compared to the CRT monitors it replaced. It provides flicker-free images and a high brightness level, connecting via a standard 15-pin mini D-sub VGA connector, making it compatible with both PC and Macintosh systems. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a ubiquitous, mass-market LCD monitor during the rapid market transition from bulky CRTs to thin flat-panel displays. It represented an ideal balance of features and price at the time, helping to make LCD technology accessible to a wider range of consumers and businesses. This model was crucial in solidifying the LCD monitor with VESA-standard mounting capabilities as the new standard for workspace versatility and efficiency. (H-35.5cm x W-37cm x D-16cm)
- [NEC Versa 4000 Series Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nec-versa-4000-series-computer): Circa 1995 Designed as a high-performance, modular laptop that could replace a traditional desktop PC. Its main features included: - Modularity: A front-loading VersaBay accepted swappable components like a CD-ROM drive, a floppy drive, a second hard drive, or a second battery (this unit is equipped with the floppy drive). - Performance: It featured powerful Pentium processors, making it capable of running demanding business applications, early graphics-intensive software, and multitasking operating systems like Windows 95. - Portability: It offered desktop-level power in a portable form factor, utilized in offices and even appearing in media like the movie Masterminds and the TV series Battlestar Galactica (2003 - 2009). Included Accessories: - NEC Dual Slot Battery Charger. - NEC AC Adaptor/Charger (x2) - Original NEC User's Guide (H-5.5cm x W-30cm x D-24cm)
- [NETGEAR 10/100 Mbps PCI Ethernet Network Card](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/netgear-10100-mbps-pci-ethernet-network-card): Circa 2003 A very popular and reliable 10 Mbps Ethernet card that was widely available from the mid-1990s. Use Case: To add basic networking connectivity to desktop PCs using the ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) expansion slot. - Connectivity: The TPO model specifically refers to the use of an RJ-45 connector for 10BASE-T twisted-pair Ethernet cabling, which became the standard network cable type. - Target Systems: It was used in IBM PC AT and compatible systems for office and home networking environments, enabling file sharing, printer sharing, and internet access (in the dial-up/early broadband era). - Technology: It used parallel tasking technology, which was innovative for its time, allowing it to improve network performance by processing the next packet while transmitting the current one. Historical Significance: Holds a very significant place in the history of Ethernet networking: - ISA Dominance: The 3C509B was arguably one of the most widely deployed and successful ISA network cards ever made, known for its "just works" reliability and ease of configuration compared to some competitors that required jumper settings. - Parallel Tasking: Its innovative technology for improved data throughput made 3Com a technological leader in networking hardware during the 1990s. - Market Share: 3Com held a massive share of the PC network card market for a long time, and the EtherLink III was the card that many home and business users used to get online during the early days of widespread networking. (H-2cm x W-12cm x D-16cm)
- [NEXX-TECH Personal Amplified Listener (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nexx-tech-personal-amplified-listener-monophonic): Circa 2004 - Hearing aid for mild hearing impairment. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. OPERATION MANUAL
- [NIKON 27.5mm AI Extension Tube PK-13](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-275mm-ai-extension-tube-pk-13): Circa 1979 - For Nikon F-mount cameras and lenses, providing 27.5mm of extension and automatic diaphragm coupling with AI-compatible Nikkor lenses. - It does not support autofocus—requiring manual adjustment of lens focus. (H-6.5cm x W-c6.5m x D-3cm)
- [NIKON Bellows PB-6 & Nikon Slide Copying Adapter PS-6](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-bellows-pb-6-amp-nikon-slide-copying-adapter-ps-6): Circa 1993 These accessories are designed primarily for Nikon F-mount SLR cameras. While the PB-6 features a standard Nikon F mount at the camera end, certain considerations apply: - Broad Compatibility: The PB-6 and PS-6 are compatible with a wide range of Nikon F-mount SLR cameras, including older manual focus and early autofocus models. - Bulkier Cameras: Some larger F-mount cameras, especially those with built-in or optional battery packs (like the F5, F100, or D100), may require a Bellows Spacer PB-6D or an extension tube (e.g., PK-12 or PK-13) to provide sufficient clearance for mounting to the PB-6 rail. - Modern DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras: Nikon PB-6 bellows can also be adapted for use with modern Nikon DSLRs and even mirrorless cameras (like the Z series) using appropriate adapters, such as the FTZ adapter for Z-series cameras, to bridge the F-mount to the camera body. - Lenses: The PS-6 is ideally suited for use with a 55mm Micro Nikkor lens, though other lenses can be used, potentially requiring additional accessories or adaptations for optimal performance and coverage. (H-15.5cm x W-10.5cm x D23-cm)
- [NIKON BR-2/BR-3 Mount Adapter Ring Set (Macro Adapter Ring)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-br-2br-3-mount-adapter-ring-set-macro-adapter-ring): Circa 1971 - The Nikon BR-3 (in conjunction with the included BR-2) is specifically designed to facilitate "reverse lens mounting", particularly when using a Nikon F-mount lens in a macro setup, often in conjunction with a bellows unit like the Nikon PB6. - When a Nikon F-mount lens is reverse-mounted, its bayonet mount (normally used to attach to the camera) is now facing outwards towards the subject. The BR-3 attaches to this exposed rear bayonet mount of the reversed lens, converting it into a 52mm filter thread. - Also compatible with certain NIKON DSLR cameras. (H-6.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [NIKON Compartment Case model FB-11A (Camera Bag/Case)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-compartment-case-model-fb-11a-camera-bagcase): Circa Early 1970's to Early 1980's - The FB-11A was designed to carry a full system of professional Nikon equipment, including SLR bodies, motor drives, and several lenses. The cameras of this era, particularly the F2 (produced 1971–1980) and F3 (introduced 1980), were well-suited for a bag of this size (Also suitable for other brands of similar equipment). - Made of high-quality cowhide leather, the FB-11A was typical of the premium, durable accessory cases of the period. - Interior dimensions: Approx. 255mm (width) x 355mm (length) x 150mm (depth) (H-33cm x W-33cm x D-20cm)
- [NIKON Coolpix 5600 Digital Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-coolpix-5600-digital-camera): Circa 2005 Designed for beginners and casual photographers looking for a reliable digital camera that produces quality images. Included Accessories: - User Manual - PicturePerfect 1.1 CD - USB Adaptor Cable - Battery Charger with Power Cable - AV Cable - 2-AA Rechargeable Batteries. - Original packaging (available upon request) (H-6cm x W-8.5cm x D-3.8cm)
- [NIKON D70s DSLR Camera (Body Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-d70s-dslr-camera-body-only): Circa 2005 - Suited for advanced amateur use as well as for some professional applications. - Includes battery, battery charger (with power cable), memory card and transparent LCD display cover. - Suitable lenses are available separately. Accessories Available Separately: - NIKON Nikkor lenses. - NIKON threaded filters. - NIKON AV output cable. - DELKIN clip on LCD display sunshade. - MC-DC1 remote shutter release. - Electronic flash. - Tripod. - Camera bag. (H-11cm x W-13cm x D-7cm)
- [NIKON DB-2 Anti-Cold Battery Pack](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-db-2-anti-cold-battery-pack): Circa Early 1980's The Nikon DB-2 Anti-Cold Battery Pack was designed to extend the operating life of the electronics in Nikon SLR cameras in cold weather by providing an external power source that could be kept warm. DB-2 replaces the two 1.5-volt silver-oxide button batteries (such as SR44 or LR44, also known as 357, A76, AG13, S76) or a single 3V lithium battery (like the CR 1/3N) that power the camera's meter and electronic shutter functions. The DB-2 is compatible with a range of Nikon manual-focus SLR cameras, including: - Nikon F2 - Nikon F3 (and FM3A) - Nikon FA - Nikon FM (FM2, FE2, FM3A) - Nikon FE - Nikon FG - Nikon EM - Nikon FM10 It is powered by 2-"AA" batteries. Includes a fitted soft-case. (H-7.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2cm)
- [NIKON DR-3 Right Angle Viewing Attachment](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-dr-3-right-angle-viewing-attachment): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - Compatible with all Nikon SLR cameras with a 19mm round non-high eye-point viewing eyepiece thread including: F, F2, F3, F3AF, FA, FE, FE2, FM, FM2, FM3A, and Nikkormat series cameras. - 2-units available. (H-5.5cm x W-5cm x D-9cm)
- [NIKON Extension Ring Model E2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-extension-ring-model-e2): Circa 1964 - The Nikon Extension Ring Model E2 was released in 1964 and is used to enable macro photography by increasing the distance between the camera lens and the film plane (or image sensor)—providing much closer focus for magnified images of small subjects. - It provides 14mm of extension and works with Nikon F-mount cameras and lenses. It also can be used with automatic exposure/focus enabled NIKON SLR or DSLR cameras if set to full manual mode. (H-6.5cm x W-c6.5m x D-6.5cm)
- [NIKON Extension Tube Set K (K1-K5)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-extension-tube-set-k-k1-k5): Circa 1974 - Designed for use with Nikon F-mount lenses. - Set consists of five rings (K1, K2, K3, K4, K5) that can be used individually or in combination to achieve various magnifications for macro photography. - These tubes are fully manual, meaning they do not support autofocus or automatic diaphragm control, requiring manual adjustment of the lens aperture and focus. - Includes a fitted leather case. (H-6.5cm x W-6cm x D-5cm)
- [NIKON F-801S AF 135mm SLR Camera With Zoom Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-f-801s-af-135mm-slr-camera-with-zoom-lens): Circa 1988 - Use 135mm film. - Product branding has been removed. - Comes with AF Nikkor 28-85mm F: 3.5-4.5 Zoom lens, NIKON 62mm lens cap, NIKON L1Bc 62mm skylight filter and shoulder strap. - Other compatible lenses, electronic flash, tripod and other accessories available separately. (H-10.5cm x W-15cm x D-15cm)
- [NIKON F to C Lens Mount Converter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-f-to-c-lens-mount-converter): Circa 1970's - Allows mounting of NIKON Nikkor F-Mount lenses to cameras possessing threaded "C" type camera mounts (CCTV cameras and some cine cameras use this mount). (H-6.5cm x W-c6.5m x D-3cm)
- [NIKON F2AS 135mm SLR Camera (Body Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-f2as-135mm-slr-camera-body-only): Circa 1977 to 1980 - Suitable for amateur or professional photography, including fashion photography, news media and evidence gathering. - Dominated the professional 135mm SLR market during the 1970's and 1980's. - Compatible lenses, electronic flashes, tripods and other accessories available separately. (H-10.5cm x W-15cm x D-6.5cm)
- [NIKON F3 135mm SLR with MD4 Motor Drive - Durable Replica (Non-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-f3-135mm-slr-with-md4-motor-drive-durable-replica-non-functional): Circa 1980 - Designed to be used in deep background media scrum scenarios or as a "stunt-double" when the use of an actual F3 isn't viable. - Made from a durable plastic resin. - The included real rubber lens hood adds authenticity and protection. - 2-units available. (H-15cm x W-14.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [NIKON HN-12 Two-Piece Lens Hood with NIKON 72N Threaded Metal Lens Cap](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-hn-12-two-piece-lens-hood-with-nikon-72n-threaded-metal-lens-cap): Circa Late 1970's - For use with the original type I Nikon 52mm circular polarizer filter (available separately). - The two-piece design offered a degree of adjustability in terms of hood length, allowing for optimal glare suppression across different focal lengths of lenses while avoiding a "vignetted" image (an image cropping by the lens hood). (H-7.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [NIKON MC-10 Remote Control Cord](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-mc-10-remote-control-cord): Circa Early 1970's For use with NIKON cameras. - The MC-10 is for two pin camera such as the F4s, F3 series (with MD-4), N70, FM2, FE2 & FM3A(with MD-12). - Also works with the F5, F100, N90, N90s, F90 & F90x cameras if combined with the MC-25 Adapter Cord. - The exposure meter of the FE2 & FM2 cameras remains activated until the motor drive power is switched off when using the MC-10. (H-6.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2cm)
- [NIKON Nikkor 50mm F: 1.4 AI Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-nikkor-50mm-f-14-ai-lens): Circa 1977 to 1991 Compatibility: - NIKON Film SLRs: Fully compatible with manual focus NIKON film cameras like the F3, FA, FE, FM series, and older F and F2 Photomic bodies (with the "bunny ear" coupling for metering). This lens was designed primarily for these cameras. - NIKON DSLRs (Manual Focus & Metering): Can be used on all NIKON DSLRs in manual focus mode. On higher-end DSLRs (e.g., D300, D600, D7200, D750, D800/E, D850), you can utilize in-camera metering by setting the "Non-CPU lens data," which provides focal length and maximum aperture in EXIF data. Lower-end DSLRs may require manual exposure settings using an external light meter. - NIKON Z-Mount Mirrorless Cameras: Compatible via the FTZ adapter, or third-party adapters like K&F Concept, though functionality like autofocus and in-body image stabilization (if applicable to the camera model) will not be available. Manual focus peaking and magnification tools in the EVF assist with focusing on these bodies. - Other Mirrorless Systems: Can be adapted to various mirrorless camera systems (e.g., Sony a6000, Fujifilm X-series) using appropriate adapters, albeit with manual focus and potentially limited or no electronic communication. (H-6.4cm x W-6.4cm x D-1.4cm)
- [NIKON Nikkor AI 80-200mm f/4.5 Zoom Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-nikkor-ai-80-200mm-f45-zoom-lens): Circa 1977 to 1981 - Will mount and operate on any F-Mount equipped NIKON SLR camera, however, it does not possess any auto-focus features and will only operate with the camera's full-manual or aperture preferred automatic modes. - Uses 52mm filters. (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-17cm)
- [NIKON Nikkormat FT2 135mm SLR (body only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-nikkormat-ft2-135mm-slr-body-only): Circa 1975 - Shown with optional Nikkor 50mm F:1.4 Lens - Suitable for amateur or professional photography including news media and evidence gathering. - Like-new condition. - Compatible lenses, electronic flashes, tripods and other accessories available separately. (H-10cm x W-15cm x D5.5 cm)
- [NIKON Speedlight SB-15 Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-speedlight-sb-15-electronic-flash): Circa 1982 to 1988 Key Features ​ - TTL flash control with FA, FE2, FG, and Nikonos V (and later TTL-capable models, as well); two-aperture automatic flash with other models. - Head can be rotated through an arc of 180 degrees (click stops every 90 degrees), and tilted to 90 degrees (click stops at 15, 30, 60, and 90 degrees). - Accessory SW-6 wide-angle adapter for 28mm lens coverage. ​ - The SB-15 can synchronize with up to five additional off-camera flash units. Four frame motor drive capability (up to 3.8 fps). Specifications - GN: 82 (ft), 25 (m) - Weight: 9.5 ounces (270g) (w/o batteries) - Size: 1.7” (42.5mm) tall x 4” (101mm) wide x 3.5” (90mm) deep - Power: four AA batteries - Recycle Time: 8 seconds minimum (full discharge) - # of Flashes: ~160 at full manual - Flash Duration: NA - Coverage: 35mm lens (60 degrees horizontal, 45 degrees vertical) - Case: SS-15 ​ - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-2.6cm x W-10.7cm x D-8.8cm)
- [NIKON Teleconverter TC-200 2X](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nikon-teleconverter-tc-200-2x): Circa 1977 - Nikon TC-200 2X is designed for Nikon F-mount SLR cameras and works specifically with Nikon AI (Automatic Indexing) type manual focus lenses, particularly those with focal lengths up to 200mm, or including the 500mm mirror lens. - It can be used with all Nikon F-mount SLR cameras (film-based and DSLRs), but with this teleconverter, the lens combination will function as a manual focus system. (H-6.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6cm)
- [NITECORE Digicharger D4 Battery Charger](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nitecore-digicharger-d4-battery-charger): Circa Early 2000's A universal, four-slot smart charger designed to automatically detect and charge almost any cylindrical rechargeable battery. It features an integrated high-contrast LCD screen that displays real-time charging status, including voltage, current, and elapsed time for each independent bay. Use Cases: - Photography & Videography: Fast turnaround for charging multiple high-capacity batteries for cameras, drones, and lighting. - Emergency & Tactical: Used by first responders and military units to keep critical flashlights, radios, and night vision gear ready. - Outdoor & Adventure: Ideal for campers and hikers, especially when paired with 12V vehicle power or solar panels for off-grid charging. - General Household: A single solution for users who manage a variety of common household (AA/AAA) and specialized rechargeable batteries. Key Features: - Universal Compatibility: Supports Li-ion (18650, 26650, etc.), IMR, LiFePO4, Ni-MH, and Ni-Cd (AA, AAA, C). - Intelligent Charging: Automatically detects battery type and selects the optimal charging mode (CC, CV, or -dV/dt). - Safety Protections: Includes overcharge prevention, reverse polarity protection, and temperature monitoring to prevent overheating. - Dual Power Input: Can be powered via standard AC wall outlets (100-240V) or a 12V DC car adapter. Included Accessories: - AC power Cord. - 12-Volt DC Car-Cord Power Adaptor. NOTE: Batteries not included. (H-4cm x W-10cm x D-14cm)
- [NITSUKO AMERICA DTS-S System Onyx VS 88500 Key Service Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nitsuko-america-dts-s-system-onyx-vs-88500-key-service-unit): Circa 1995 This unit acts as the central control for an on-premises business telephone system for a small to medium-sized operations. Use Case: - Managing internal and external calls: Routing calls between employees (extensions) and to/from external phone lines (CO lines). - Integrating voice and data: Providing access to basic data services alongside voice communications. Compatible Phone Models: The system is designed to work with the following NITSUKO/TIE Onyx series digital phones: - NITSUKO 88260 (Standard Phone) - NITSUKO 88261 - NITSUKO 88263 - NITSUKO 88360 (Standard Phone, often in black) - NITSUKO 88361 - NITSUKO 88363 (30-button display speakerphone, often in black) - NITSUKO (16-button non-display phone, often in white) Historical Significance: - Early Digital PBX: One of the pioneers in the shift towards "Digital World" products and the integration of computers and communications (C&C) in the 1970s and 1980s. The Onyx VS was one of the smaller, modular systems that made digital voice and data services accessible to small and medium-sized businesses, not just large corporations. - Modular Design: Its design allowed businesses to scale their telephone systems easily by adding expansion cards, providing a cost-effective solution that adapted to changing business needs. - Integrated Solutions: The Onyx systems were designed to handle both voice and early forms of data communication, which foreshadowed the modern unified communication (UC) systems that now operate over Internet Protocol (VoIP). This era of PBX systems was significant because it marked the widespread adoption of automated, programmable business phone systems that eliminated the need for a manual operator for every call, fundamentally changing office communications. (H-9cm x W-35.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [NIZO Heliomatic S2R Camera Case - Leather - Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nizo-heliomatic-s2r-camera-case-leather-grey): Circa 1951 - Although designed for the NIZO Heliomatic S2R (8mm cinema camera), it is suitable for the transport and storage of various other photographic equipment. - Made in Germany. (H-18cm x W-22cm x D-10.5cm)
- [NOKIA 101 Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nokia-101-mobile-phone): Circa 1992 Use Case: Designed for straightforward personal voice communication on first-generation analog networks (like AMPS, NMT, and ETACS), available in different variants depending on the region. It focused on ease of use with a simple interface and well-spaced, backlit keys. NOKIA marketed it as the "world's most portable phone" at the time, offering a more compact alternative to the larger "brick" phones of the era. Historical Significance: Considered a landmark device that helped establish NOKIA as a leading global brand. It was NOKIA's first phone to use the popular "candy-bar" form factor, which would become a signature design for the company for years to come. Its commercial success, selling millions of units, played a pivotal role in popularizing mobile phones and transitioning the market from bulky car phones to more compact personal devices. It represents a key phase in the evolution of telecommunications, just before digital GSM technology took over the market. Included Accessories: - Rechargeable Battery. - AC Battery Charger (available upon request). Accessories Available Separately: - Extra Rechargeable Batteries. (H-18.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [NOKIA 5125 GSM Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nokia-5125-gsm-mobile-phone): Circa 1998 Use Case: Designed for portable voice communication across both digital TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) networks and older analog AMPS networks, providing extended coverage for users in North America. The consumer-oriented design included the popular game Snake, a calculator, clock, and alarm functions, aiming for ease of use. A key feature was the ability to customize the phone with "Xpress-on" interchangeable covers, allowing users to personalize their device. Historical Significance: The NOKIA 5125/5165, like the globally popular 5110, is historically significant for making mobile phones a mainstream consumer item rather than just a business tool. - Customization: It was the first NOKIA phone to feature easily user-replaceable faceplates ("Xpress-on" covers), which started a major trend in mobile phone personalization. - Durability and Popularity: Known for its ruggedness and excellent battery life, it became one of the most popular phones of its era. - Mobile Gaming: It was one of the first phones to include the game Snake, an instant hit that helped kick-start the mobile gaming industry. - North American Transition: Its dual-mode capability was vital for North American carriers like ROGERS and AT&T as they transitioned from purely analog service to digital networks. (H-15cm x W-4.5cm x D-3cm)
- [NOKIA Model 232 Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nokia-model-232-mobile-phone): Circa 1994 Use Case: Designed for personal voice communication on first-generation (1G) analog networks like AMPS in the US and ETACS in Europe. NOKIA promoted it as both compact and light, making it a viable personal handheld device. It featured basic functions like one-touch keys for quick dialing, adjustable ring volume, and a phonebook capable of storing up to 99 numbers. Historical Significance: - Design Icon: It was one of the first phones to come in a range of colors, inspired by SWATCH watches, allowing for personal expression for the first time. - Cultural Reference: The phone was notably featured in the 1995 American comedy film Clueless, highlighting the growing presence and use of mobile phones among a younger demographic in popular culture. It was also used by Agent Fox Mulder in the first and second seasons of The X Files. - Market Dominance: The success of models like the 232 and its predecessor, the 101, helped cement NOKIA's position as a global leader in mobile phone manufacturing throughout the 1990s. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-16cm x W-c5m x D-3cm)
- [NOMA Ceramic Socket Clip-Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/noma-ceramic-socket-clip-light): Circa Early 2000's A rugged, heat-resistant utility fixture designed for high-intensity task lighting. Unlike plastic-socket versions, the ceramic construction allows it to safely handle higher-wattage incandescent bulbs without melting. Use Cases: - Workshops & Garages: The heavy-duty clip is designed to attach to workbenches, ladders, or shelving. It provides targeted light for mechanical repairs and construction projects. - Indoor Gardening: Frequently used as a housing for grow bulbs or heat lamps to support seedlings and indoor plants that require concentrated light and warmth. - Pet & Livestock Care: A popular choice for reptile terrariums or as a heat source for chick brooders. The ceramic socket is essential here for safely handling the constant high heat of basking bulbs. - Basements & Utility Rooms: Provides an easy, temporary lighting solution for dark corners or for illuminating specific household repair tasks like plumbing or HVAC work. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-19cm x W-7.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [NORTEL 440 (Jazz) Telephone - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nortel-440-jazz-telephone-black): Circa 1996 Use Case: The primary use case is for simple, single-line voice communication, with the added convenience of one-touch speed dialing for frequently called numbers. The "Hot Line" button can be programmed to automatically dial a specific number upon pressing it. The MUTE, REDIAL, FLASH, and HOLD buttons provide standard, convenient features for basic call management. Historical Significance: This model represents NORTEL's consumer and basic analog business offerings, existing alongside their more complex digital systems. It filled the need for a robust, reliable, and user-friendly landline phone that could be easily integrated into a home or small office, highlighting the transition period where advanced features were being integrated into standard analog equipment before the rise of digital and mobile communications. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-10cm x W-16.5cm x D-21cm)
- [NORTEL Millennium NT5U10A00 10D16 Desk Terminal Payphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nortel-millennium-nt5u10a00-10d16-desk-terminal-payphone): Circa Mid 1990's Use Case: A commercial, public-access payphone terminal, designed to generate revenue in locations such as hotel lobbies, airports, and other high-traffic indoor areas. It poses many versatile features: - Payment Options: Credit or pre-paid smart cards via the unit's integrated card swipe reader. - User Interface: A built-in vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) and audio prompts guided the user through calls and could display scrolling advertisements or language options (English, French, Spanish, Japanese). - Data Port: It included a data jack allowing users to connect laptops or fax machines for data access. - Remote Management: The phones "called home" regularly to a central server (Millennium Manager) to report payment transactions and upload call records. Historical Significance: An example of an attempt to modernize public payphones for the digital age, accepting various forms of electronic payment. It was touted as "unphreakable" due to its advanced internal processing and communication with a central management system, which prevented many traditional forms of payphone fraud. While adopted by several major carriers (including BELL CANADA and SPRINT), it never achieved truly widespread adoption, largely due to the rapid rise of affordable personal mobile phones in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It represents a fascinating piece of obsolete technology from the peak of the payphone industry, before cellular coverage made them largely redundant. (H-12.5cm x W-30cm x D-21cm)
- [NORTEL Symphony 2000 Corded Telephone - Ivory](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nortel-symphony-2000-corded-telephone-ivory): Circa 1996 Use Case: This phone's design emphasizes space-saving and basic functionality, intended for reliable voice communication over an analog landline. The handset and base configuration allow for desk placement or wall mounting, suitable for general residential use where simplicity and robustness were prioritized over advanced features like caller ID or answering machines. Historical Significance: The Symphony 2000 is characteristic of the shift in the consumer telephone market towards basic, mass-produced, and often imported analog phones. It represents NORTEL's attempt to capture a share of the consumer market, a stark contrast to their primary business focus on large-scale telecommunications infrastructure. Its prevalence reflects the standard home phone technology before the rise of VoIP and mobile phone dominance. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-22.5cm x W-11cm x D-5.5cm)
- [NORTHERN ELECTRIC Companion III Speakerphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-electric-companion-iii-speakerphone): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: An accessory designed to add a hands-free speakerphone function to a standard telephone, allowing users to make and receive calls without holding the handset. This was particularly useful in office environments for conference calls with multiple participants in a single room, or in homes where users wanted to talk while moving around or doing other tasks. The volume is adjusted by using the knob on the front. Historical Significance: The Companion III is a representative artifact of the shift toward hands-free communication options in both business and residential settings. Northern Electric played a significant role in Canadian telecommunications history, producing the first dial equipment in Canada and manufacturing many of the components for the Trans-Canada telephone toll system. This product reflects the company's long history of developing consumer and business phone accessories, which eventually declined amid the rise of integrated digital systems. (H-5.5cm x W-13cm x D-24.5cm)
- [NORTHERN ELECTRIC Magnaphone Master Station Model R2A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-electric-magnaphone-master-station-model-r2a): Circa 1944 (ESTIMATED) A vacuum tube-based intercom system. The system was designed for robust, multi-point communication, primarily in commercial, industrial, or potentially large residential settings. The specific component pictured is likely the switching chassis or amplifier core, designed to be installed into a larger housing or console. Use Case: A type of speakerphone system that enabled two-way voice communication between a central "master" station and several remote "sub-stations". The levers on the front panel acted as switches to select which remote station to call or listen to. It provided a dedicated, amplified audio link for internal business operations, distinct from standard telephone lines. Historical Significance: An example of the robust, specialized equipment developed by NORTHERN ELECTRIC, the manufacturing arm of BELL CANADA. - Technological Context: It represents a specific application of vacuum tube technology designed for reliable, durable operation in demanding commercial environments, before the widespread adoption of solid-state (transistor) intercoms in the late 1960s and 1970s. - Commercial Importance: While NORTHERN ELECTRIC produced a wide range of telecommunications equipment, the Magnaphone line offered a practical, independent solution for internal communication needs not met by typical PABX systems of the time. NOTE: This device can be cosmetically restored with the replacement of missing vacuum tubes and volume knobs, with the inclusion of a restorative cleaning/rust removal. This service can be provided at client request. (H-8.5cm x W-23.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [NORTHERN ELECTRIC (NE) Telephone Line Switch Box](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-electric-ne-telephone-line-switch-box): Circa Mid 1970's Use Case: This accessory was designed for use with a standard, single-line rotary telephone to manage multiple telephone lines or extensions. The user would depress one of the five buttons to select the desired line for making a call or answering an incoming one. Historical Significance: Northern Electric was the primary Canadian manufacturer of telephone equipment for Bell Canada for decades, operating as the Canadian counterpart to Western Electric in the US. This line selector represents a time when expanding telephone functionality in homes and small businesses often required such simple, robust external accessories that were manufactured as part of the broader Bell System family of products. NOTE: Can be custom rigged so that the line switch buttons illuminate when pressed. (H-6cm x W-14cm x D-13.5cm)
- [NORTHERN TELECOM 2554 Series Wall Telephone - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-telecom-2554-series-wall-telephone-black): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1980's As a result of licensing and shared heritage, the NORTHERN TELECOM/ELECTRIC version (referred to as the 2554 in product listings) is essentially the Canadian counterpart to the American-made WESTERN ELECTRIC phone, making them nearly indistinguishable in appearance. Use Case: A standard, reliable landline telephone for making and receiving voice calls. Its wall-mounted design was particularly popular in kitchens or hallways where counter space was limited. This model uses push-button dialing for faster tone-based signaling, a feature that was advanced compared to the older, slower rotary pulse dialing systems. Historical Significance: This telephone is historically significant as a ubiquitous icon of Canadian industrial design during the peak of the analog telecommunications era. NORTHERN TELECOM was a major global supplier, and these sturdy, reliable phones were a common fixture in Canadian homes for decades. They represent the transition from heavier, all-metal phones to plastic housing, and from rotary dialing to the more convenient push-button technology that enabled access to automated phone services (e.g., dialing * or #). The need for such a dedicated, single-purpose landline phone has largely faded due to the rise of mobile phones and digital VoIP services. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-25cm x W-14cm x D-13.5cm)
- [NORTHERN TELECOM Datapath Model NT 4X 25AG (Business Telephone System Controller)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-telecom-datapath-model-nt-4x-25ag-business-telephone-system-controller): Circa 1994 A data unit that provided an interface for connecting data terminal equipment (DTE), such as computers, to the Datapath service—a dedicated switched digital data network provided by telephone companies. Use Case: Used to provide reliable, synchronous, or asynchronous digital data transmission speeds (from 300 bps up to 19.2 kbps) over the public switched telephone network, primarily used by businesses for applications such as electronic messaging, directory services, and basic data processing before the widespread adoption of the internet. It allowed users to make voice calls and send/receive data simultaneously over the same lines. Historical Significance: A key transitional technology in the history of data communications. NORTHERN TELECOM was a pioneer in "Digital World" products and this unit was part of a major push to offer integrated voice and data solutions. The associated Datapath service was historically significant as it was the world's first public data network designed specifically for X.25 packet switching standards. This technology offered reliable digital connectivity before ISDN and TCP/IP (Internet Protocol) based networks largely replaced these specialized services in the late 1990s and 2000s. (H-7.5cm x W-19cm x D-33.5cm)
- [NORTHERN TELECOM Model QPR43A Telephone Line Terminal](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-telecom-model-qpr43a-line-terminal): Circa 1960's to Early 1970's Use Case: This unit is a manual interface or patch panel for managing multiple telephone lines within an office or PBX system. It allowed an operator or administrator to select different lines using the heavy-duty toggle switches, place calls on "HOLD," route them to an "EXT" (extension), or set up a "CONF" (conference) call. Historical Significance: This module represents the reliability and durability of the "hard-wired" analog telecommunications era. It highlights a period before software-driven digital systems became standard in offices. NORTHERN TELECOM was a key player in this field, and its equipment formed the backbone of Canadian and global communication networks for decades before the company's eventual transition into digital technology and later collapse. NOTE: The toggle switches incorporated into the device can be custom rigged to illuminate. (H-6.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-19.5cm)
- [NORTHERN TELECOM NT 7E56AA Breaker Interface Panel (Fiber-Optic Telecom Bay Panel)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/northern-telecom-nt-7e56aa-breaker-interface-panel-fiber-optic-telecom-bay-panel): Circa 1990's A rack-mounted breaker and power-distribution panel from a NORTEL fiber-optic SONET transmission bay, as used in telephone-company central offices and carrier network rooms. Use Case: - Circuit Protection: It features eight independent "Supplementary Protector" on/off switches that function as circuit breakers to protect individual sub-systems from overcurrent. - System Alarms: The right side of the panel includes a specialized alarm interface with indicator lights (visible as "Power," "Critical," "Major," "Minor") and a master "ALM CUT OFF" button. This allows technicians to quickly identify and silence faults within a complex equipment rack. - Modular Accessibility: The panel has a novel hinged design where the right side can open first, allowing for easier maintenance and wiring access in densely packed server environments. Suitable For: - Server Rooms - Data Centers - Network Operations Centers (NOC) - Telecom Switching Rooms - Power/Utility Control Rooms - Lab and Engineering Sets - Near-Future Tech Dressing (H-7.5cm x W-53.5cm x D-29.5cm)
- [NOVO NORDISK Novolin-Pen 1.5](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/novo-nordisk-novolin-pen-15): Circa 1996 A reusable insulin delivery system. This specific model was an early version of the NovoPen family, designed to be used with 3 mL Penfill® cartridges of Novolin insulin. (H-2.5cm x W-18cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Numeric Keypad Console - Blue /Gray](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/numeric-keypad-control-panel-blue-gray): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's An industrial-grade numeric data entry keypad designed for durable use in specific business environments related to inventory, point-of-sale, or property management applications. The robust, sealed design (a membrane keypad) makes it suitable for demanding commercial and industrial environments where standard computer keyboards would fail due to dust, spills, or heavy use. NOTE: 5-Units available. (H-12.5cm x W-23cm x D-3cm)
- [Nylon Map Case - Generic - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/nylon-map-case-generic-black): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's (H-33.5cm x W-46cm x D-18cm)
- [OHAUS Triple Beam Balance Scale](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ohaus-triple-beam-balance-scale): Circa 2005 A mechanical scale renowned for its durability and precision in various professional and educational settings. Use Cases: - Education: Primarily used in middle school to university science classrooms and physics labs to teach principles of mass, weight, and measurement. - Laboratory: Utilized in chemistry, biology, medical, and dental labs for measuring chemicals, reagents, and specimens. - Hazardous Environments: Since it requires no power source, it is considered "intrinsically safe" for use in chemical and paint facilities where electronic sparks could be dangerous. - General/Home Use: Suitable for professional kitchens, jewelry making, and hobbyist projects requiring consistent accuracy. (H-16.8cm x W-45.1cm x D-16.1cm)
- [OLIVETTI Logos 59 - Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/olivetti-logos-59-electronic-calculator): Circa 1973 The Olivetti Logos 59 is a classic electronic printing calculator that achieved significant recognition as an industrial design icon. Use Case The Logos 59 was a sophisticated desk-top machine for professional use in offices, accounting departments, and businesses. - Functionality: It performed standard arithmetic functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) and built upon its predecessor (the Logos 58) by adding extra function keys. - Output: The calculator lacked a visual display but included a fast and quiet impact printer that used a fabric ribbon to record entries and results on a paper roll, providing a permanent physical record of calculations. Design Significance Designed by the renowned Italian architect and industrial designer Mario Bellini, in collaboration with Antonio Macchi Cassia and Sandro Pasqui, the Logos 59 is considered a unique, cutting-edge design classic from the era. - Aesthetic: The machine's striking aesthetic, characterized by a die-cast aluminum alloy wedge shape, was highly influential and is often cited as a classic example of modern industrial design. - Ergonomics: Bellini applied the "lectern" concept to the design, creating a significantly angled, inclined surface for the keyboard that was easy for the user to operate. The keyboard itself features subtle color-coding at the key bases to logically group functions, while the key tops share the same color as the body to create a clean, unified appearance. - Recognition: The design's significance is demonstrated by its inclusion in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. (H-12.4cm x W-37.6cm x D-18.9cm)
- [OLSON ELECTRONICS Model RA-345 Transistorized Stereo Mike Mixer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/olson-electronics-model-ra-345-transistorized-stereo-mike-mixer): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's - Suitable for audio-visual and evidence-gathering applications. - All connections are compatible with 1/4" phone plug cables. - Features 4 microphone inputs and 1 line-level output. - Compatible microphones/cables are available separately. (H-5.5cm x W-15cm x D-8.5cm)
- [OLYMPUS 35RC (42mm F/2.8 35mm) Rangefinder Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/olympus-35rc-42mm-f28-35mm-rangefinder-camera): Circa 1970 - Uses 135mm film. - Semiautomatic operation. - Originally sold as an easy-to-use, compact camera that produced good quality images. - Compatible electronic flash, tripod and other accessories are available separately. (H-7cm x W-10.8cm x D-4.9cm)
- [OMCOM 515G Refractor Telescope](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/omcom-515g-refractor-telescope): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A classic 6-inch (150mm) Newtonian reflector designed primarily for astronomical observation. Its specific design and equatorial mount make it best suited for specific environments: Primary Use Case: Astronomical Observation - Deep-Sky Exploration: With its 6-inch aperture, it is excellent for viewing faint objects like nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies (such as the Andromeda Galaxy or Orion Nebula) from dark-sky sites. - Lunar and Planetary Detail: It provides crisp, high-contrast views of lunar craters, Jupiter's moons and cloud bands, and Saturn's rings. - Backyard Stargazing: Its portable design allows for easy setup on a stable, flat surface in backyards or on balconies, provided there is a clear view of the sky. Secondary Use Case: Daytime Terrestrial Viewing While not its primary purpose, you can use a Newtonian reflector for land-based observation with certain adjustments: - Long-Range Surveillance: Can be used for birdwatching, nature observation, or ship/plane spotting over vast distances. - Image Orientation: By default, the image will be inverted (upside-down). To correct this for land use, you must use an erecting eyepiece or stand with your back to the object and look into the vertical focuser. - Safety Warning: NEVER point the telescope at or near the sun during daytime use, as this will cause permanent eye damage and destroy the optics. Historical Significance: The OMCOM 515G holds historical significance as a cornerstone of the Canadian amateur astronomy market from the 1980s through the late 1990s. 1. SKY INSTRUMENTS Legacy It was the flagship 6-inch reflector for SKY INSTRUMENTS (Richmond, B.C.). The brand eventually evolved into ANTARES, which remains a well-known name in high-quality telescope components today. 2. The Japanese-Canadian Connection During this era, Omcon sourced premium mirrors and eyepieces from Japanese optical factories. This provided Canadian hobbyists with professional-grade clarity—far superior to the "department store" telescopes of the time—at an accessible price. 3. The "Sweet Spot" Design The 515G popularized the 6-inch Newtonian as the ideal "all-purpose" telescope. It offered enough light-gathering power to see deep-space nebulae while remaining portable enough for backyard use, setting the standard for the modern hobbyist setup. 4. Mechanical Durability  Unlike modern plastic-heavy entry-level telescopes, the 515G was built with heavy-duty metal mounts and housings. Its longevity is its legacy; many units are still in active use 30+ years later, prized for their ruggedness and "crisp" vintage optics. (H-78cm x W-18cm x D-66cm)
- [OMRON CAT95 Credit Authorization Terminal](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/omron-cat95-credit-authorization-terminal): Circa 1988 Use Case This is an electronic credit card processing terminal that was widely used in the late 1980s and 1990s at the point-of-sale in small and medium-sized retail businesses, restaurants, and convenience stores. Its primary functions included: - Credit Card Authorization: It dialed a central processing host over a phone line to rapidly authorize credit card transactions. - Data Capture: It could capture and store transaction data in its internal battery-backed RAM before batching out at the end of the day. - Display: It featured a simple vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) that provided prompts to guide the user through transactions. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-16cm x D-12.5cm)
- ["Onan-o-Graph" Self-Evaluation System (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/onan-o-graph-self-evaluation-system-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a closed-loop conditioning tool designed to monitor and modify a subject's mental state via physiological feedback. Core Components & Logic: - The Hub: A microprocessor-controlled console that plays audio cassettes. It dynamically adjusts the order and repetition of questions based on real-time data. - The Sensor: A headset that provides audio playback and tracks physiological responses (GSR/pulse), transmitting this data back to the console. - The Visualization: An LED graph categorizes thoughts into three ranges: - Green (1-4): "Light Thoughts" (Calm/Compliant). - Yellow (5-8): "Careful" (Stress/Caution). - Red (9-11): "Dark Thoughts" (Negative/Non-compliant). Behavioral Conditioning: The system employs Aversive Conditioning to enforce mental discipline: - Correction: Entry into the "Red" range triggers an electrical shock through the headset. - Escalation: Persistent "Dark Thoughts" result in increased frequency and severity of shocks. - Scientific Parallel: It functions like an automated, punitive E-Meter, moving beyond simple measurement to active physical enforcement of a desired psychological state. History: This unit was custom-built for the television series Millennium and appeared in the Season 2 episode 'Jose Chung's Doomsday Defense' (1997)." (Console: H-9cm x W-24cm x D-21cm)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL 3 "So Easy" Model URC-2030 - Universal Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/one-for-all-3-so-easy-model-urc-2030-universal-remote-control): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Designed to replace any combination of THREE infrared remote controls for TVs, VCRs, and Cable Boxes. (H-13cm x W-4.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL Kameleon URC-9962 (Universal Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/one-for-all-kameleon-urc-9962-universal-remote-control): Circa 2003 A universal remote designed to control multiple home entertainment devices. It is capable of controlling up to 8 devices, including common components such as: - TV - DVD Player - VCR - PVR/DVR - Cable Box - Satellite Receiver - CD Player - Audio/Stereo Systems USER'S GUIDE Features a highly distinctive and novel backlit touchpad design characterized by its electroluminescent display, which dynamically adapts to the selected device in use. (H-23.5cm x W-7cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL Remote Control Model URC2086](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/one-for-all-remote-control-model-urc2086): Circa 1992 to 1993 Designed to control the following types of devices: - Televisions (TVs) - Video Cassette Recorders (VCRs) - Cable Boxes (CBL) - CD Players (CD) USER GUIDE AND CODE BOOK (H-16.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-3cm)
- [ONE-FOR-ALL URC-3021B00 Universal Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/one-for-all-urc-3021b00-universal-remote-control): Circa 2004 - Designed to control three home entertainment devices, specifically DVD/VCR players, Cable/Satellite boxes (CBL/SAT), and Televisions (TV). - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND PROGRAMING CODES (H-19.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ONKYO Home Theater Controller RC-482M](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/onkyo-home-theater-controller-rc-482m): Circa 2002 Designed to Control ONKYO A/V Receivers: - TX-SR600 - TX-SR600E - TX-SR700 - TX-SR700E - TSXR700 - TXSR700B - TXSR700E This remote has dedicated buttons and learning capabilities (SEND/LEARN, PREPROGRAMMED & LEARNING CAPABILITY) to control components like CD players, DVD players, VCRs, VCRDs, MD players, and Tape decks within an ONKYO home theater setup. It can be programmed to operate other brands' components as well. (H-25cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [OPTEX Camcorder Battery Charger/Discharger](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/optex-camcorder-battery-chargerdischarger): Circa Late 1990's - Includes AC power adapter. (H-3cm x W-7cm x D-13cm)
- [OPTEX Camera Bag - Large - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/optex-camera-bag-large-black): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Well suited for carrying DSLR or SLR cameras, lenses, electronic flash and other accessories. - Also suited to carrying Super-8mm cameras, film and accessories. - 2-available. (H-26.5cm x W-45cm x D-19cm)
- [OPTEX Small Camera Case - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/optex-small-camera-case-black): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Suitable for small-bodied digital or film-based cameras and some compact electronic flash units. (H-15cm x W-10cm x D-6.5cm)
- [OPTEX VS-110 Video (Movie) Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/optex-vs-110-video-movie-light): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's A compact halogen video light designed for use with portable video movie cameras. Use Cases: - Filmmaking: Its primary role was providing a portable "key" or "fill" light for home movies and early professional video production in low-light settings. - News Gathering: Compact halogen units like this were common "on-camera" lights for journalists and videographers requiring quick, mobile illumination. - Indoor Events: These lights were essential for recording indoor celebrations (weddings, birthdays) where natural light was insufficient for early video sensors. Design Features: - Halogen Illumination: Unlike modern LED panels, this unit uses a high-intensity halogen bulb to provide powerful, continuous light for video recording. - Heat Dissipation: The body features deep cooling fins (the ridged exterior) designed to manage the significant heat generated by halogen bulbs during extended use. - Mounting System: It is equipped with a standard cold shoe mount and a locking thumbwheel, allowing it to be securely attached to the accessory shoe of a camcorder. - Articulating Bracket: The light is mounted on a tilting arm, which allows the user to adjust the angle of the beam to bounce light or aim it directly at a subject. (H-10.5cm x W-6cm x D-12cm)
- [OPUS PRO OPL-H150 Monolight (Studio Strobe)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/opus-pro-opl-h150-monolight-studio-strobe): Circa Early 2000's A 150 watt-second (ws) professional monolight strobe designed for studio photography. Introduced around 2008, it was marketed as a high-quality, entry-to-mid-level lighting solution for photographers needing a self-contained unit that plugs into standard AC outlets. Use Cases: Primarily used in small to medium-sized studio setups for: - Portraiture: Often sold in kits with umbrellas or softboxes, it provides enough power for individual or small group portraits. - Product Photography: The stepless power adjustment and small 16"x20" softbox compatibility make it ideal for tabletop product shoots. - Hair and Accent Lighting: In larger professional studios, these lower-wattage units are frequently used as dedicated hair lights or to create background separation. Specifications: - Flash Power: Steplessly adjustable from 1/8 to full power (12 ws to 150 ws). - Modeling Light: Features a 60-watt variable-power modeling lamp with an independent on/off switch. - Color Temperature: Daylight-balanced at approximately 5500K. - Recycle Time: Approximately 3 seconds at full power. - Triggering: Includes a built-in photocell for wireless slaving, a standard 1/8" sync jack for wired connection, and a manual test button. Included Accessories: - Parabolic Reflector. - AC Power Cord. - Modeling Light Bulb Accessories Available Separately: - Light Stands. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-14.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-25cm)
- [ORECK XL Professional Air Purifier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/oreck-xl-professional-air-purifier): Circa 2011 A professional air purifier known for its Truman Cell technology, which uses a permanent, washable electronic filter rather than disposable HEPA filters. Best suited for rooms around 80–115 sq. ft. for the fastest air turnover. Use Cases: - Allergy & Asthma Relief: Effectively captures common triggers like pollen, dust mites, pet dander, and mold spores. - Odour & Smoke Removal: Its filtration system (especially models with activated carbon) targets cooking odors, tobacco smoke, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). (H-14.5cm x W-42.5cm x D-30.5cm)
- [ORTEC AceMate Amplifier and BIAS Supply](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ortec-acemate-amplifier-and-bias-supply): Circa 2005 A high-performance, standalone laboratory instrument that integrates several critical components for nuclear spectroscopy into a single bench-top unit. It serves as the primary interface between scintillation detectors and multichannel analyzers (MCAs). By itself, it cannot detect radiation because it lacks a built-in sensor. It is an interface and power unit that requires external components to function. To perform radiation detection, it must be connected to: - A Scintillation Detector: An external sensor (like a Sodium Iodide crystal) that actually "sees" the radiation and converts it into electrical pulses. - A Multichannel Analyzer (MCA) or Counter: A computer or separate module that interprets the signals processed by the ACEMate to create a spectrum or a count rate. Use Case: Primarily used in nuclear physics laboratories and spectroscopy systems. It is specifically designed for NaI(Tl) scintillation detectors, facilitating tasks like energy spectroscopy, pulse processing, and radiation counting. Historical Significance: The ACEMate series was significant for consolidating multiple separate modules—preamplifier, spectroscopy amplifier, single-channel analyzer (SCA), and high-voltage bias supply—into one standalone bench-top instrument. This design simplified the complex setups previously required for scintillation-based radiation detection, making high-precision spectroscopy more accessible for research and educational purposes. (H-12cm x W-30.5cm x D-31cm)
- [OSRAM Halogen Map Light with Cigarette Lighter Mount](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/osram-halogen-map-light-with-cigarette-lighter-mount): Circa Late 1980 to Early 1990's - Utilizes a high-output halogen incandescent bulb. - Integrated diffuser produces wide-area/soft illumination. - Rotary ON/OFF switch is located at top of unit. - Powered via vehicle 12-volt DC power socket. NOTE: 2-units available. (H-31.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [OXFORD Copyholder No. 551](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/oxford-copyholder-no-551): Circa 1970's to 1980's A desk-mounted document holder with an adjustable swing arm. Use Case Used to hold papers, documents, or books at an ergonomic angle next to a typewriter or computer monitor, allowing for hands-free reading or transcription. The adjustable swing arm clamps securely to a desk edge and permits the user to position the document directly in their line of sight, reducing neck strain and improving typing or data entry efficiency. (H-47cm x W-25.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [PALM IIIc Personal Digital Assistant](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/palm-iiic-personal-digital-assistant): Circa 1998 Use Case: A pocket-sized personal organizer and connected device. Users could store and instantly access contacts, calendars, to-do lists, and memos. The color display enhanced several functions: - Media Viewing: The device included software to view color pictures and browse web channels offline in color using AvantGo. - Gaming & Applications: Thousands of third-party applications and games were available for the Palm OS platform, many of which benefited from the new color display. - Data Synchronization: Users synchronized their data with a PC or Macintosh using the included HotSync cradle to keep information safe and up-to-date. Historical Significance: Tis device holds a significant place in computing history for a few key reasons: - First Color PALM: It was the first handheld device produced by PALM, Inc. that featured a color display (a vivid active matrix TFT screen). - Pioneering Color PDAs: It ran PALM OS 3.5, the first version of the operating system with native color support. This move helped popularize color screens in handheld computers. - Iconic Series: It was part of the highly successful PALM III series, which, along with earlier models, led a growing market for portable computing devices and ushered in the era of smartphones. Included Accessories: - Stylus - Removable Flip Cover. - Wallet Style Case. - PALM HotSync Cradle. - AC Power Adaptor/Charger. - Original Documentation Available Upon Request. Accessories Available Separately: - PALM Portable (folding) Keyboard (H-12cm x W-8cm x D-2cm)
- [PALM Portable Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/palm-portable-keyboard): Circa Late 1990's Use Case: Designed to facilitate text entry on PALM handhelds, offering a solution superior to the built-in Graffiti handwriting recognition software for writing memos, emails, notes, and reports. The design folds into a compact, pocket-sized unit when not in use, making it highly portable. It features an integrated cradle to hold the PDA securely and draws minimal power directly from the handheld device, requiring no separate batteries. Historical Significance: A clever and popular mobile accessory that acknowledged the limitations of early touch-screen input methods. It was a key part of the ecosystem that made PDAs viable productivity tools for business users and early "road warriors," demonstrating that a full-size typing experience could be achieved in an ultra-portable format years before netbooks and modern smartphone keyboards became ubiquitous. Included Accessories: - PALM Fitted Case NOTE: Compatible with the PALM IIIc (available separately). (H-0.9cm x W-35.2cm x D-13cm) Open (flat) (H-2cm x W-9.3cm x D-13cm) Folded (closed)
- [PANASONIC (AKA: NATIONAL) Solid State Stereo Model RS-755S Portable Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Stereo)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-aka-national-solid-state-stereo-model-rs-755s-portable-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-stereo): Circa 1964 - High-quality portable tape recorder. - Utilizes 1/4" magnetic recording tape on reels up to 7" in diameter (available separately). - Built-in stereo speakers. - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. Accessories Available Separately: - PANASONIC Model RP-8038 external stereo speakers. - Microphones. - Headphones. - Audio cables. - 1/4" Magnetic recording tape. - SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (H-41.5cm x W-36cm x D-19.5cm)
- [PANASONIC (AKA: NATIONAL) Stereo Speaker System Model RP-8038 (Two Piece Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-aka-national-stereo-speaker-system-model-rp-8038-two-piece-set): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use and audio visual applications. - Equipped with 1/8” phone plug connection. - Intended for use with the Panasonic RS-755S portable stereo reel-to-reel tape recorder (available separately) and other devices with compatible speaker connections. (H-43cm x W-34.5cm x D-22.5cm)
- [PANASONIC Antenna Selector Model VSQ0107](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-antenna-selector-model-vsq0107): Circa Late 1980's to mid 1990's Designed for connecting VCRs and antennas to older television sets that lack direct audio/video input jacks. Use: - Antenna Input: The device features a 75-Ohm coaxial (female) antenna input, allowing connection of an external antenna or cable signal. - VCR Connection: It includes connections for a VCR, enabling the VCR's output to be channeled through the selector. - TV Connection: The selector connects to the TV's antenna input, effectively allowing switching between the VCR's output and the direct antenna/cable signal. - Selection Switch: A switch on the device allows the user to easily toggle between viewing the VCR playback ("VTR") and the live antenna/cable broadcast ("TV") on the connected television. (H-3cm x W-4.5cm x D-8cm)
- [PANASONIC Auto-Logic Answering System Model KX-T5000C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-auto-logic-answering-system-model-kx-t5000c): Circa Early 1990's to Mid 1990's Use Case: Designed to act as an automated answering machine for a single analog landline in a home or small office setting. The "Auto-Logic" system referred to its integrated features for call management, including: - Dual Micro Cassettes: One micro-cassette was used for the outgoing message (OGM), and the second was used to record incoming messages (ICM), allowing for long recording times. - Remote Control: Users could call their home number from any touch-tone phone and enter a code to check messages remotely. - 2-Way Record: A button on the console allowed a user to record an active phone conversation with the other party's consent. - Message Playback: Controls for Playback, Rewind (REW), Fast Forward (FF), Stop, Erase, and Volume were used to manage stored messages. Historical Significance: A representative artifact of the golden age of analog answering machines. Its "Auto-Logic" and "Easa-Phone" branding reflect PANASONIC's emphasis on user-friendly technology during a time of rapid consumer electronics adoption. The device illustrates the transition from bulky, single-cassette machines to more integrated, feature-rich dual micro-cassette systems, before the rise of affordable, integrated digital voicemail systems and widespread mobile phone use made standalone answering machines largely obsolete. (H-5cm x W-15.5cm x D-21.5cm)
- [PANASONIC BH-651E Record Cleaner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-bh-651e-record-cleaner): Circa 1979 Features: - Unique double clean method uses a rotary brush to pick dust off and suck it up. - The brush is made of PVC, the same material used for discs, so that the dust can be completely lifted off, without bruising the record surface and without causing static electricity. - Equipped with the record guide for perfect cleaning in the record's rotating direction. - 0.05mm thin bristles of the brush, adjusted to the pitch of disc sound grooves, will pick up dust thoroughly. Specifications: - Power: 2 AA-size batteries - Battery life: approx 30 minutes continuous use - Minimum usable voltage: 0.9V - Motor: 3V - Average brush speed: approx. 3000rpm - Weight: 210g (without batteries) - Material: ABS body, PVC brush (H-9cm x W-11.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [PANASONIC CCTV Camera Model WV-141OD (Analog/CCD, B&W Video Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-cctv-camera-model-wv-141od-analogccd-bampw-video-camera): Circa 1987 - Designed for security and surveillance systems. used in both commercial and home security setups. - It belongs to the first wave of affordable CCD cameras that made solid-state reliability accessible to a broader market, eventually making tube cameras obsolete. Features: - Analog Video Output: For connection to a monitor or recording device. - Lens Mount: C-mount lenses for different focal lengths and fields of view. Examples include specific Fujinon or Cosmicar lenses with different focal lengths and apertures, like a macro 12.5-75mm f/1.8 lens or a Cosmicar ES 12.5mm 1:1.4 lens. - Mounting: 1/4-inch-20 threaded sockets located on top and below the camera body to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. - Illuminated Status Indicator: Front-facing status indicator (AC powered). Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables SERVICE MANUAL (H-8cm x W-9cm x D-23.5cm)
- [PANASONIC DVD/VCR/TV Remote Control 076N0HR010](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-dvdvcrtv-remote-control-076n0hr010): Circa 2003 Designed to operate specific Panasonic DVD/VCR combo players. This remote was originally supplied with and is compatible with the following Panasonic DVD/VCR Combo Player models: - PV-D734S - PV-D744S - PV-D743S - PV-D744SA The remote also has integrated controls for TV functions. (H-17cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [PANASONIC DVD/VHS System Universal Remote Control Model EUR7722XJ0](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-dvdvhs-system-universal-remote-control-model-eur7722xj0): Circa 2004 This is a universal remote that can be configured/programmed to operate numerous PANASONIC and non-PANASONIC brand equipment utilizing infrared (IR) remote control. It is normally bundled with various PANASONIC DVD/VHS Home Theater Sound System models, including but not limited to: - SC-HT830V - SC-HT830 - SC-HT833 - SCH-T833V - SA-HT830V - SA-HT830VP - SA-HT830VPC - SA-HT833V - SA-HT833VP - SA-HT833VP/VCR - SC-HT933, SCHT830 (H-19.5cm x W-5cm x D-3cm)
- [PANASONIC Easa-Phone Model KX-T1016](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-easa-phone-model-kx-t1016): Circa 1980's An accessory unit that connects to a separate single-line telephone to add hands-free speakerphone functionality. Use Case: Provides a convenient, hands-free conversation option for users in a home or office environment. Instead of holding the handset, users could use the built-in microphone and speaker for conference calls, taking notes, or multitasking during a call. It features controls for volume, muting the microphone, and turning the speaker on or off. Historical Significance: This device represents a trend in the 1980s towards modular and convenient telecommunication accessories. As home phones became more common and consumers sought advanced features, accessories like this speakerphone allowed users to upgrade their existing, basic telephones without replacing the entire unit. The "woodgrain" aesthetic was also very popular at the time, marking it as a distinctive vintage item from that period. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4.5cm x W-17cm x D-29cm)
- [PANASONIC KX-DT343 Corded Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-kx-dt343-corded-telephone): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Designed for use in professional office and call center environments, compatible with specific PANASONIC PBX (Private Branch Exchange) systems like the KX-TDA, KX-TDE, and KX-NCP series. It is not a standard analog home landline phone. Its key functions include multi-line management using the 24 programmable keys, intercom features, conference calling, hold, redial, transfer, and a full-duplex speakerphone for hands-free operation. Historical Significance: This model is significant as a reliable, feature-rich workhorse of the digital office era. It was part of aPANASONIC's line of proprietary systems that offered advanced functionality and excellent voice clarity for businesses during the transition from older analog systems to the fully IP-based (VoIP) solutions prevalent today. The model's longevity and continued availability as refurbished equipment speak to its durability and functionality within specific business telecommunications infrastructures. (H-19cm x W-20cm x D-19.5cm)
- [PANASONIC KX-F150C Telephone Answering System with Facsimile](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-kx-f150c-telephone-answering-system-with-facsimile): Circa 1990's Use Case: Designed for small offices or home offices (SOHO) needing an all-in-one device for communication. It functions as a standard corded telephone for voice calls, an answering machine (often using a microcassette tape internally), and a thermal paper fax machine capable of sending and receiving documents. Users could select the desired receive mode (e.g., telephone only, fax only, or an integrated answering service mode). Historical Significance: An example of the trend towards converged office technology in the 1990s, integrating three separate devices into one compact unit. It also represents the peak of the fax machine's ubiquity in business and personal life. These thermal paper-based machines were a significant step up in convenience and security from earlier, slower analog systems, though they were eventually rendered largely obsolete by the rise of the internet, email, and digital scanning technologies. (H-12cm x W-37.5cm x D-29.5cm)
- [PANASONIC Mobile Phone EB-TX210CSG](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-mobile-phone-eb-tx210csg): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Designed for personal communication on first-generation analog cellular networks (like AMPS in North America). Historical Significance: This device represents the sunset of the analog cellular age. While significantly more compact than the early "brick" phones or "bag phones", it was still reliant on the older 1G infrastructure that would soon be phased out by the superior digital 2G networks (like GSM). Its existence highlights the rapid pace of technological change in the mobile industry during that period, as companies competed to produce smaller and more advanced devices before the analog network spectrum was reallocated for newer technologies. (H-14cm x W-4cm x D-2cm)
- [PANASONIC Network Camera Model BL-C30C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-network-camera-model-bl-c30c): Circa 2005 Web-server-integrated indoor network camera designed for remote monitoring. Use Cases: - Home/Office Monitoring: View real-time images of your home or office remotely via a PC or compatible mobile phone using a web browser. - Pet Monitoring: Keep an eye on pets while away from home. - Security: Utilize features like human detection, motion detection, and email alerts with captured images to monitor for intrusions or activity. - Privacy: Engage privacy mode with the press of a button or remotely to ensure no images are being captured. Features: - Remote Pan/Tilt Control: Adjust the camera's horizontal (pan: -50° to +50°) and vertical (tilt: -40° to +40°) viewing angle remotely via a PC or mobile phone. - Built-in Human Detection Sensor: Detects infrared rays emitted from a heat source (like a person) to trigger recording and/or send email notifications with captured images. - Wireless Connectivity: Operates on Wireless 802.11b/g (2.4 GHz) for flexible installation without needing network cables, supported by encryption and SSID filtering. - Privacy Mode: A physical button on the camera and remote access option to close the lens and disable image capture, indicated by a red blinking light. - Color Night View Mode: Can operate in low light conditions (down to 1 Lux) and automatically adjust brightness for clear images in the dark. - Email Alerts: Send email notifications with captured images when sensors (human detection, motion) are triggered. - Multi-camera Capability: View and control up to 12 cameras remotely on one screen. Specifications: - Image Sensor: 1/4" Color CMOS. - Video Resolution: 640 x 480, 320 x 240 (default), 160 x 120. - Video Compression: Motion JPEG (3 levels). - Frame Rate: Max. 7.5 frames/second (640 x 480) Max. 15 frames/second (320 x 240 or 160 x 120). - Connectivity: Wireless 802.11b/g and Ethernet RJ45 (10Base-T/100Base-X). - Protocols: TCP, UDP, IP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, DHCP, DNS, ARP, ICMP, POP3, NTP. - Power Requirements: AC adaptor: Input 100—120 V AC, 50/60 Hz Output 12 V DC, 750 mA. Consumption: About 4.5 W (6.4 W during pan/tilt scan). - Dimensions (WxHxD): Approximately 74 mm (2.91 inches) x 98 mm (3.86 inches) x 73 mm (2.87 inches). - Weight: Approximately 170g (0.3 lbs) Compatible Operating Systems (to support web-based remote operation): - Windows XP - WindowsXP Service Pack 2 - Windows ME Included Accessories: - AC power adapter with power cord - Documentation - Application software (CD) OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (H-11cm x W-7.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [PANASONIC Reactor EP-5F51 Pager](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-reactor-ep-5f51-pager): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's Use Case: Designed to provide one-way communication to a mobile individual. When someone needed to reach the pager owner, they would typically call a phone number linked to the pager service and leave a message. The pager would then alert the owner (with a beep or vibration) and display the caller's phone number or a short numeric code (e.g., a code indicating a need to contact emergency services). The user would then have to find a landline to return the call. Historical Significance: Historically significant as part of the massive consumer adoption of pagers, which peaked in the mid-1990s with over 61 million users worldwide. Pagers offered the first widespread, portable form of instant communication and became a pop-culture status symbol, indicating that a person was important enough to be reached at a moment's notice. The EP-5F51 represents a simple, reliable technology that paved the way for modern mobile phones and text messaging, which eventually replaced most pagers in general consumer use. (H-7cm x W-4.5cm x D-3cm)
- [PANASONIC RF-1005 AM/FM/PSB 3-Band Portable Radio (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-rf-1005-amfmpsb-3-band-portable-radio-monophonic): Circa 1970's - Battery or AC powered. - Equipped with earphone jack. (H-18.5cm x W-23.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [PANASONIC Stereo Headphones Model RP-HT240](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-stereo-headphones-model-rp-ht240): Circa 1990's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/4" stereo phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios as is, or with a suitable connection adaptor (available separately). - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-19.5cm x W-14cm x D-8cm)
- [PANASONIC VCR/TV Universal Remote Control EUR7723KA0](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-vcrtv-universal-remote-control-eur7723ka0): Circa 2003 Originally supplied with various PANASONIC VCR models: - PV-454SK - PV-V4524S - PV-V4524SK - PV-V4525S - PV-V454S - PV-V4624S - PV-V464S - PVV4524S - PVV4524SK - PVV4525S - PVV454S - PVV4624S - PVV464S While primarily for PANASONIC VCRs, it can also operate PANASONIC and TECHNICS audio-visual equipment (with IR remote control sensors) and other brands of televisions and DVD players (requiring code changes as detailed in the remote's operation guide). - 2-units available (H-16.5cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [PANASONIC VHS AG-5210](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-vhs-ag-5210): Circa Late 1990's to early 2000's The PANASONIC AG-5210 is a vintage, professional-grade VHS Hi-Fi video cassette recorder (VCR) known for its durable construction and advanced features for its era. Use Cases: - Video Playback/Recording: Primarily used for playing back and recording standard VHS tapes, including movies, TV shows, and personal recordings. - Archiving: Due to its features like Hi-Fi audio and robust build, it was also used for archiving video and audio content. - Professional Settings: The "Professional" designation and certain features like durable components and serial remote operation suggest it was also utilized in professional environments for video production or surveillance applications. Connections: - Video Input: BNC (1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms unbalanced). - Video Output: BNC (1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms unbalanced). - Audio Input: Phone type (-8 dBv, 47 kohms unbalanced). - Audio Output: Phone type (-8 dBv, 1 kohms unbalanced). - Remote Input: M2 jack. Accessories Available Separately: - VHS video cassettes. - Suitable audio and video cables. - Suitable analog video cameras. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND PRODUCT SPEC SHEET PLEASE NOTE: This analog video cassette recorder's video output can be displayed on a digital video monitor if connected to the input of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its now converted digital output—connected to the display's digital input. (H-13cm x W-27cm x D-35cm)
- [PANASONIC VHS Video Camcorder Model PV-602D-K](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-vhs-video-camcorder-model-pv-602d-k): Circa 1991 Use Cases: Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Included Accessories: - PANASONIC Rechargeable Battery Pack - PANASONIC AC Adapter/Charger - Camcorder Carrying Case (fitted hard-case) Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-21.2cm x W-15.9cm x D-39.3cm)
- [PANASONIC WV-3230 Newvicon ProLine Color Video Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panasonic-wv-3230-newvicon-proline-color-video-camera): Circa 1984 Primarily aimed at early adopters and enthusiasts interested in home video recording. Suitable for learning institution, scientific and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Included Accessories: - PANASONIC WV-3203 Power Supply - PANASONIC video camera hard-case 2-units available. (H-24cm x W-10.5cm x D-35cm)
- [PanaVise Model 201 "Junior" Miniature Vise (Circuit Board Holder)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/panavise-model-201-junior-miniature-vise-circuit-board-holder): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A specialized miniature vise widely considered the industry standard for holding small circuit boards and delicate electronic components. Use Cases: - Electronics Workbench: Its primary role is holding PCBs during soldering, desoldering, or testing. The jaws are non-conductive and heat-resistant, protecting sensitive boards. - Precision Crafting: Excellent for jewelry making, watch repair, and model building where a "third hand" with high stability is required. - Education & STEM Labs: Frequently used in university engineering labs and robotics clubs because of its durability and ease of adjustment. (H-17.3cm x W-14cm x D-11.3cm)
- [Parabolic Directional Microphone (Custom Design - Nonfunctional/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/parabolic-directional-microphone-custom-design-nonfunctionalsimulated-operation): Circa mid 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a specialized audio tool for capturing sound from long distances. Notionally, it incorporates an internal amplifier that provides direct audio monitoring via headset—eliminating the need for external monitoring equipment. If required, an included audio-splitter adaptor provides for simultaneous connection of both a headset and an external audio recorder. Practical Features: - "POWER" LED illuminates when a headset equipped with a 1/4-inch phone plug is inserted into the incorporated headset jack. Use Cases: Parabolic microphones are widely used in several professional fields: - Surveillance: Law enforcement and security services use them to listen to conversations from safe distances. - Wildlife Recording: Ornithologists and nature enthusiasts use them to isolate and record birdsong or animal calls without disturbing the subjects. - Sports Broadcasting: They are commonly seen on the sidelines of major sporting events to capture on-field sounds, such as quarterback calls or contact. (H-32cm x W-32cm x D-26.5cm)
- [Paragon (AKA: ZENITH 124-69 CRT Space Command) Cable Box Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/paragon-aka-zenith-124-69-crt-space-command-cable-box-remote-control): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's (H-16.5cm x W-6cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Passive Infrared (PIR) Motion Sensor - Generic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/passive-infrared-pir-motion-sensor-generic): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's Use Cases: Operates by detecting changes in infrared energy (heat signatures) in its field of view. When a person or large animal moves within range, the sensor triggers, sending a signal to a central control unit or receiver. This is the most common type of sensor for: - Security Alarms: Triggering a siren or sending an alert to a monitoring station when an intruder is detected. - Automation/Lighting: Automatically turning on lights, security cameras, or other devices when someone enters a room or area, and turning them off when motion stops (saving energy). - Driveway/Entry Alert Systems: Sending a chime or notification to a receiver inside a building when a person or vehicle enters a property. NOTE: Can be rigged for self-contained operation to provide an operational sensor and LED indicator—at client request. (H-11cm x W-6.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [PELCO KBD4000 Multiplexer Keyboard Controller](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pelco-kbd4000-multiplexer-keyboard-controller): Circa 2002 The KBD4000 is a full-function keyboard controller for Pelco MX4000 Genex Multiplexers and MX4000SVR Genex Multiplexer Servers. Its key functions include: - Camera Control: It allows control over major camera functions such as pan/tilt, zoom, iris, and auxiliary devices (e.g., wipers). - Joystick Control: A built-in 3-axis joystick provides smooth control for pan, tilt, and zoom features, including fixed and variable speed options. - Preset and Pattern Control: It can set and call presets for specific camera positions and program or run camera movement patterns. - Monitor Control: The keyboard controls the main and spot monitors, enabling the display of single- or multiple-camera views (4, 9, or 16 images) and digital zoom on the main monitor. - Multiplexer and Server Interaction: It operates in both "Multiplexer Mode" (controlling up to 256 cameras connected to daisy-chained multiplexers) and "Multiplexer Server Mode" (controlling cameras through a server, allowing multiple keyboards). Use Cases: Primarily used in large-scale CCTV and security installations, where centralized control of multiple cameras and surveillance systems is required. Specific use cases include: - Centralized Surveillance Monitoring: Operators can use a single KBD4000 to manage a network of surveillance cameras, view live feeds, adjust camera positions, and recall presets. - Event Management and Response: In response to security incidents, operators can quickly manipulate camera views, activate auxiliary functions like alarms or lighting, and monitor specific areas of interest. - Programming and Configuration: It can be used to program and configure the associated multiplexers and servers, including setting up camera addresses, presets, and patterns. - Remote Control: With appropriate wiring kits, the KBD4000 can be set up for remote operation, allowing off-site control of the surveillance system. (H-10cm x W-24.5cm x D-18cm)
- [PELICAN 1490CC1 Laptop Computer Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pelican-1490cc1-laptop-computer-case): Circa Early 2000's A rugged, watertight, and crushproof hard case designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment. Key Features: - Protection: The case is watertight with an O-ring seal and features an IP67 rating for superior defense against water and dust. - Security: It is equipped with double safety locking latches that include keys for added security. - Laptop Organizer: A padded lid organizer and shock-absorbing tray for accessories and computers. - Dimensions: - Interior: 17.75" x 11.37" x 4.12" (45.1 x 28.9 x 10.5 cm). - Exterior: 19.87" x 13.93" x 4.68" (50.5 x 35.4 x 11.9 cm).
- [PELICAN 1500 Protector (New Design) Case - Light Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pelican-1500-protector-new-design-case-light-grey): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Watertight, crush-proof, and dust-proof. - Easy open double-throw latches. - Automatic pressure equalization valve—balances interior pressure, keeps water out. (H-18.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-39cm)
- [PELICAN 1500 Protector (Original Design) Case - Slate Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pelican-1500-protector-original-design-case-slate-grey): Circa 1976 - Watertight, crush-proof, and dust-proof. (H-39cm x W-46.5cm x D-38cm)
- [Pen Light - Blue (Professional Grade - Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pen-light-blue-professional-grade): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's This professional-grade penlight is designed for precision and durability, making it suitable for several specific environments: 1. Clinical & Medical Settings - Pupillary Exams: Doctors and nurses use it to check for pupil constriction without "blinding" the patient. - Throat & Ear Inspections: The slim profile allows for clear visibility into narrow anatomical spaces. 2. Technical & Mechanical Inspection Its rugged metal body and narrow beam make it a favorite for "tight-reach" inspections where a standard flashlight is too bulky. - Engine Diagnostics: Checking for leaks or cracks in deep recesses of a vehicle engine. - Electronics Repair: Inspecting solder joints or identifying small components on a dense circuit board. 3. Forensic & Security Applications - Evidence Collection: Crime scene investigators use these to provide low-angle "raking" light to reveal fingerprints or fibers on flat surfaces. - ID Verification: Security personnel use the focused beam to check the holographic safety features on driver's licenses and passports. 4. Aviation & Marine Maintenance - Pre-flight Checks: Pilots use penlights for walk-around inspections because the metal body resists corrosion from fuel, hydraulic fluid, and salt air. - Instrument Panel Work: Providing targeted light in a dark cockpit without ruining the operator's night vision with excessive "spill" light. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-13.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Pen Light - Chromed Metal Body (Professional Grade - Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pen-light-chromed-metal-body-professional-grade): Circa Mid 1960's to Early 2000's This professional-grade chromed penlight is designed for precision and durability, making it suitable for several specific environments: 1. Clinical & Medical Settings This is the primary use case. The white plastic tip is often a diffuser designed to create a soft, non-glaring light. - Pupillary Exams: Doctors and nurses use it to check for pupil constriction without "blinding" the patient. - Throat & Ear Inspections: The slim profile allows for clear visibility into narrow anatomical spaces. 2. Technical & Mechanical Inspection Its rugged metal body and narrow beam make it a favorite for "tight-reach" inspections where a standard flashlight is too bulky. - Engine Diagnostics: Checking for leaks or cracks in deep recesses of a vehicle engine. - Electronics Repair: Inspecting solder joints or identifying small components on a dense circuit board. 3. Forensic & Security Applications - Evidence Collection: Crime scene investigators use these to provide low-angle "raking" light to reveal fingerprints or fibers on flat surfaces. - ID Verification: Security personnel use the focused beam to check the holographic safety features on driver's licenses and passports. 4. Aviation & Marine Maintenance - Pre-flight Checks: Pilots use penlights for walk-around inspections because the metal body resists corrosion from fuel, hydraulic fluid, and salt air. - Instrument Panel Work: Providing targeted light in a dark cockpit without ruining the operator's night vision with excessive "spill" light. NOTE: 20-Units available. (H-12.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [PencilPull Tug-N-Back Writer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pencilpull-tug-n-back-writer): Circa 2003 Use Case: This device is used to securely attach a pen, pencil, or marker to a stable location, such as a belt, clipboard, toolbox, or whiteboard. Its core function is to allow the user to pull out the attached writing instrument to a desired length, at which point a locking mechanism engages, and all string tension disappears, allowing for free and untethered writing. After writing, a simple tug on the instrument releases the lock, and the string automatically retracts the pen back to its base, preventing it from being lost or misplaced. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-8.5cm x W-3cm x D-2cm)
- [PENTAX 16mm C-Mount CCTV Camera Lens (Dummy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pentax-16mm-c-mount-cctv-camera-lens-dummy): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's - 2-available. (H-4cm x W-4cm x D-4cm)
- [PENTAX ME Super 135mm SLR Camera Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pentax-me-super-135mm-slr-camera): Circa 1980 to 1986 - Shown with optional SMC Pentax-M 50mm F:2 Lens - Suitable for amateur or professional photography including news media and evidence gathering. - Like-new condition. - Compatible lenses, electronic flashes, tripods, camera bags and other accessories available separately. (H-8.5cm x W-13cm x D-9cm)
- [PENTAX SMC FA 28-80mm Zoom Lens F: 3.5-5.6 (Auto-Focus Inoperative)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pentax-smc-fa-28-80mm-zoom-lens-f-35-56-auto-focus-inoperative): Circa 2005 - Designed for full-frame KAF-mount film cameras. - Uses 58mm filters, (H-6.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-9cm)
- [PERMAFLEX Dual 8mm 200' Reel and Can Set - Plastic - Light Blue](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/permaflex-dual-8mm-200-reel-and-can-set-plastic-light-blue): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-12.6cm x W-12.6cm x D-1cm)
- [Perpetuum Ebner PE 3044K Record Turntable](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/perpetuum-ebner-pe-3044k-record-turntable): Circa 1974 to 1978 - Requires connection to an amplified stereo system (available separately). - Includes stylus, cartridge and center spindle. (H-12.5cm x W-36cm x D-30.5cm) PLEASE NOTE - Currently under repair
- [PERRIN Contur Camera Bag (Light-Brown Leather)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/perrin-contur-camera-bag-light-brown-leather): Circa Mid 1950's PERRIN camera bags (made in California) predate the padded, soft camera bags that became popular in the mid-1970s. The Contur model, with its distinctive body-conforming shape, was advertised as early as 1956. (H-31cm x W-39cm x D-21cm)
- [Personal Communications and Data System - No backlight (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/personal-communications-and-data-system-no-backlight-custom-design): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a ruggedized, biometric-linked communication terminal capable of real-time data uplink, environmental scanning, and encrypted messaging. Practical Features: - None: Dummy Version. Potential Use Cases: - Tactical Communications: A tracker for military or special forces to receive mission updates, map coordinates, or drone feeds directly on their wrist. - Hazardous Environment Scanning: Used by explorers or industrial technicians to monitor localized radiation levels, oxygen concentration, or bio-signs in hostile environments. - Health & Biometric Monitor: A medical device for monitoring a patient’s or athlete’s vital signs (heart rate, EKG, hydration) during extreme physical exertion. - Advanced Remote Control: A wrist-integrated controller for operating specialized equipment such as bomb-disposal robots, submersibles, or laboratory machinery. - Identification/Access: An "identity cuff" used for secure terminal logins or biometric handshakes that trigger access control devices. - Wrist-Worn Smart Phone: Featuring voice and video communication NOTE: 3-Doubles available. There are 9-other units available featuring different levels of functionality and backlight color: - Functional Blue Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x3). - Functional Red Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x1). - Functional Red Backlight - Effects Version: powered by an external battery pack with variable rate, flashing effect electronics (x2). - Nonfunctional Red Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-0.5cm)
- [Personal Communications and Data System - Pale Blue Backlight - Internally Powered (Custom Design - Self-Contained Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/personal-communications-and-data-system-pale-blue-backlight-internally-powered-custom-design-self-contained-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a ruggedized, biometric-linked communication terminal capable of real-time data uplink, environmental scanning, and encrypted messaging. Practical Features: - Curved screen illuminates pale blue via an EL (electroluminescent) panel. - Powered internally via custom battery pack. Potential Use Cases: - Tactical Communications: A tracker for military or special forces to receive mission updates, map coordinates, or drone feeds directly on their wrist. - Hazardous Environment Scanning: Used by explorers or industrial technicians to monitor localized radiation levels, oxygen concentration, or bio-signs in hostile environments. - Health & Biometric Monitor: A medical device for monitoring a patient’s or athlete’s vital signs (heart rate, EKG, hydration) during extreme physical exertion. - Advanced Remote Control: A wrist-integrated controller for operating specialized equipment such as bomb-disposal robots, submersibles, or laboratory machinery. - Identification/Access: An "identity cuff" used for secure terminal logins or biometric handshakes that trigger access control devices. - Wrist-Worn Smart Phone: Featuring vice and video communication NOTE: 3-Doubles available. There are 9-other units are available featuring different levels of functionality and backlight color: - Functional Red Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x1). - Functional Red Backlight - Effects Version: powered by external battery pack with variable rate, flashing effect electronics (x2). - Nonfunctional Blue Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). - Nonfunctional Red Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-0.5cm)
- [Personal Communications and Data System - Red Backlight - Flashing Effects (Custom Design - Self-Contained Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/personal-communications-and-data-system-red-backlight-flashing-effects-custom-design-self-contained-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a ruggedized, biometric-linked communication terminal capable of real-time data uplink, environmental scanning, and encrypted messaging. Practical Features: - Curved screen illuminates red—via an EL (electroluminescent) panel. - Custom EL illumination controller featuring integrated power delivery and user-adjustable flash frequency. Potential Use Cases: - Tactical Communications: A tracker for military or special forces to receive mission updates, map coordinates, or drone feeds directly on their wrist. - Hazardous Environment Scanning: Used by explorers or industrial technicians to monitor localized radiation levels, oxygen concentration, or bio-signs in hostile environments. - Health & Biometric Monitor: A medical device for monitoring a patient’s or athlete’s vital signs (heart rate, EKG, hydration) during extreme physical exertion. - Advanced Remote Control: A wrist-integrated controller for operating specialized equipment such as bomb-disposal robots, submersibles, or laboratory machinery. - Identification/Access: An "identity cuff" used for secure terminal logins or biometric handshakes that trigger access control devices. - Wrist-Worn Smart Phone: Featuring vice and video communication NOTE: 2-Doubles available. There are 10-other units are available featuring different levels of functionality and backlight color: - Functional Blue Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x3). - Functional Red Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x1). - Nonfunctional Blue Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). - Nonfunctional Red Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). History: Originally built for, and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-0.5cm)
- [Personal Communications and Data System - Red Backlight - Internally Powered (Custom Design - Self-Contained Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/personal-communications-and-data-system-red-backlight-internally-powered-custom-design-self-contained-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a ruggedized, biometric-linked communication terminal capable of real-time data uplink, environmental scanning, and encrypted messaging. Practical Features: - Curved screen illuminates red—via an EL (electroluminescent) panel. - Powered internally via custom battery pack. Potential Use Cases: - Tactical Communications: A tracker for military or special forces to receive mission updates, map coordinates, or drone feeds directly on their wrist. - Hazardous Environment Scanning: Used by explorers or industrial technicians to monitor localized radiation levels, oxygen concentration, or bio-signs in hostile environments. - Health & Biometric Monitor: A medical device for monitoring a patient’s or athlete’s vital signs (heart rate, EKG, hydration) during extreme physical exertion. - Advanced Remote Control: A wrist-integrated controller for operating specialized equipment such as bomb-disposal robots, submersibles, or laboratory machinery. - Identification/Access: An "identity cuff" used for secure terminal logins or biometric handshakes that trigger access control devices. - Wrist-Worn Smart Phone: Featuring vice and video communication NOTE: There are 11-other units are available featuring different levels of functionality and backlight color: - Functional Blue Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x3). - Functional Red Backlight - Effects Version: powered by external battery pack with variable rate, flashing effect electronics (x2). - Nonfunctional Blue Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). - Nonfunctional Red Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-0.5cm)
- [Personal Communications and Data System - Red Screen - No backlight (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/personal-communications-and-data-system-red-screen-no-backlight-custom-design): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a ruggedized, biometric-linked communication terminal capable of real-time data uplink, environmental scanning, and encrypted messaging. Practical Features: - None: Dummy Version. Potential Use Cases: - Tactical Communications: A tracker for military or special forces to receive mission updates, map coordinates, or drone feeds directly on their wrist. - Hazardous Environment Scanning: Used by explorers or industrial technicians to monitor localized radiation levels, oxygen concentration, or bio-signs in hostile environments. - Health & Biometric Monitor: A medical device for monitoring a patient’s or athlete’s vital signs (heart rate, EKG, hydration) during extreme physical exertion. - Advanced Remote Control: A wrist-integrated controller for operating specialized equipment such as bomb-disposal robots, submersibles, or laboratory machinery. - Identification/Access: An "identity cuff" used for secure terminal logins or biometric handshakes that trigger access control devices. - Wrist-Worn Smart Phone: Featuring vice and video communication NOTE: 3-Doubles available. There are 9-other units available featuring different levels of functionality and backlight color: - Functional Blue Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x3). - Functional Red Backlight - Hero Version: powered by internal custom battery pack (x1). - Functional Red Backlight - Effects Version: powered by an external battery pack with variable rate, flashing effect electronics (x2). - Nonfunctional Blue Backlight - Dummy Version (x3). History: Originally built for and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-7cm x W-7cm x D-0.5cm)
- [PETERSON AutoStrobe 490 Professional Strobe Tuner (Precision Musical Instrument Tuner)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/peterson-autostrobe-490-professional-strobe-tuner-precision-musical-instrument-tuner): Circa 1998 to 2003 - Features illuminated digital dot matrix and analogue displays. - AC powered. - 6.35mm (1/4") jack input (cables available separately). (H-10cm x W-34cm x D-16.5cm) INSTRUCTION MANUAL Manufacturer's webpage: https://www.petersontuners.com/products/autoStrobe490/
- [PHILCO Predicta Princess Model 3410 (Black and White, Television Receiver)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philco-predicta-princess-model-3410-black-and-white-television-receiver): Circa 1959 - Iconic 1950's space age design. - Features a 17-inch screen. - Excellant cosmetic condition. - PUBLISHED AD, PATENT APPLICATION RENDERING AND SERVICE MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: Non-functional. (H-61cm x W-62.5cm x D30-cm)
- [PHILIPS 0195 Mini-Cassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-0195-mini-cassette-recorder): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's - Uses proprietary mini-cassette tapes (1 included). - Suitable for use with the Philips LHF 0030 Conference Microphone as well as other microphones equipped with an 1/8" phone plug connection (available separately). (H-13.5cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [PHILIPS Dynamic Cardioid Handheld Microphone N8307](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-dynamic-cardioid-handheld-microphone-n8307): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, office use, evidence gathering and media applications. - Designed for tape recorders with a three-pin DIN plug microphone connection. (H-15cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [PHILIPS EL 6112/12 Desktop/Handheld Microphone (Ivory/Grey)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-el-611212-desktophandheld-microphone-ivorygrey): Circa 1955 - Can be removed from desk stand for handheld use. - Suitable for office and home applications. - Equipped with a 1/4” phone plug connection. (H-9cm x W-6.5cm x D-11cm) MORE INFORMATAION
- [PHILIPS EL3542 Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-el3542-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1960 - Suitable for home, audiophile, audio visual and evidence gathering applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape with a maximum reel size of 7". - Includes a removable lid and take-up reel. - Blank tape, microphone and cables are available separately (recommended microphone Philips EL 6112/10).
- [PHILIPS LFH 0030 Desktop Conference Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-lfh-0030-desktop-conference-microphone): Circa 1970's - A conference desktop microphone for use with min-cassette tape recorders that feature a sub-miniature phone plug microphone input. (H-2.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [PHILIPS MAGANAVOX Dual Alarm Clock - Pale Gold (Green LED Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-maganavox-dual-alarm-clock-pale-gold-green-led-display): Circa 2000 A compact, "cube-style" digital alarm clock radio designed for bedroom or home office use. It is part of a larger family of similar models (AJ3140–AJ3145) known for their simple, user-friendly interface and dual-alarm functionality. Features: - Dual Alarm System: Allows you to set two independent wake-up times—perfect for partners with different schedules or for setting a separate weekend alarm. - Wake Modes: You can choose to be woken by either a standard buzzer or your favorite AM/FM radio station. - LED Display: Features a bright, easy-to-read green digital display that shows the time in a 12-hour format with AM/PM indicators. - Analog Tuner: Includes a manual thumbwheel for tuning into radio stations and a sloped top panel with an analog frequency scale for both FM and AM bands. - Sleep Timer: Allows you to fall asleep to the radio, which will automatically turn off after a preset period of up to 59 minutes. - Snooze/Repeat Alarm: A top-mounted button that temporarily silences the alarm for approximately 6–9 minute intervals. (H-13cm x W-12cm x D-11.5cm)
- [PHILIPS Model MCM275 AM/FM Radio/MP3/CD Player Micro System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-model-mcm275-amfm-radiomp3cd-player-micro-system): Circa 2005 - Detachable speakers and USB connection for thumb-drive stored MP3 file playback. - AC power only. INSTRUCTION AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-28.5cm x W-49cm x D-13cm)
- [PHILIPS QuadraSurf (Television) Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-quadrasurf-television-remote-control): Circa 2005 Designed to control PHILIPS televisions, particularly those compatible with Philips' Quadra Surf technology. Compatible TV models include (but are not limited to): - 27PT5441 - 20PT6341 - 27PT6442 (H-16cm x W-5cm x D-2cm)
- [PHILIPS SWS2325W Audio/Video Selector (Simple Analog A/V Switcher)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/philips-sws2325w-audiovideo-selector-simple-analog-av-switcher): Circa 2009 Designed to expand the input capabilities of a television or audio/video system. Details: - Component cable input/output connections for high definition picture performance (Optimized for HDTV: High speed data transfer with minimal signal loss). - S-Video input/output connections. - Composte cable input/output connections. - Stereo RCA input/output connections. - USERS' MANUAL (H-6cm x W-21.5cm x D-12cm)
- [Phone Phreaking Device (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/phone-phreaking-device-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring authentic simulated functionality. It includes an operational digital audio recorder that can store up to 10 seconds of audio, such as telephone DTMF touch tones, audible computer "handshake" signals, or any combination thereof. Use Cases: - Making Free Long-Distance Calls: The main objective for many phreakers was to make free calls. They achieved this by recording specific tones and playing them into the phone handset: - "Blue Boxing" (Multi-Frequency Tones): This involved recording the multi-frequency (MF) tones that the telephone switching equipment used to communicate with itself. A critical tone was the 2600 Hz "supervisory signal," which tricked the phone system into thinking a line had hung up but was still connected to the long-distance network ("seizing a trunk"). After playing the 2600 Hz tone, the recorded MF tones for a desired number could be played to route a new, unbilled call anywhere in the world. - "Red Boxing" (Coin Tones): For payphones, a user could record the specific tones generated when nickels, dimes, or quarters were deposited. Playing these recorded "coin tones" into the receiver tricked the payphone mechanism into granting credit for free local or long-distance calls. - Network Exploration and Hacking: Beyond free calls, recorded tones were used by enthusiasts to map and explore the global phone network. They listened to the clicks, clunks, and beeps to understand how calls were routed and find vulnerabilities. This curiosity-driven exploration led to the development of early hacker culture and influenced technology pioneers like the founders of APPLE. - Accessing Internal Services: Phreakers could use recorded tones to access internal telephone company test lines and services, such as the Automatic Number Announcement Circuit (ANAC) which read back the number you were calling from, or "bridges" used for group communication. (H-7.5cm x W-6cm x D-10.5cm)
- [PhoneMate Telephone Answering System Model 4100](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/phonemate-telephone-answering-system-model-4100): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's Use Case: A telephone answering machine for landline phones. It used compact cassette audio cassette tapes (two of them) to record both the user's outgoing message (OGM) and incoming messages (ICM) from callers. Key functions: - Playing and pausing messages. - Erasing messages. - Recording a custom outgoing greeting. - Saving important messages. - Remotely checking for messages via a different phone line using a numeric code. Historical Significance: Historically significant as it represents the peak era of consumer-grade, tape-based answering machines before digital flash memory recording became standard in the late 1990s. - Accessibility: These machines became widely popular after the breakup of the Bell System in 1984, which made it easier and more affordable for consumers to purchase and connect their own telephone equipment. - Evolution of Communication: They fundamentally changed interpersonal communication by allowing people to screen calls or receive messages when they were not home, a major shift from earlier times when missing a call was permanent. - Cassette Tech: The dual-tape design was a technical solution for the time, allowing a specialized, short duration, continuous-loop cassette tape for the outgoing message—and a longer duration cassette tape for multiple incoming messages—a distinction that vanished with digital recording technology. (H-6cm x W-18cm x D-23.5cm)
- [Photographic Lighting Equipment Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/photographic-lighting-equipment-case): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's Designed to store and transport a pair of photo-floodlights and their stands. (H-43cm x W-92cm x D-22cm)
- [PHOTOMAX Camera Bellows for NIKON](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/photomax-camera-bellows-for-nikon): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's - Used for closeup/macro photography in conjunction with a NIKON mount lens (typically a 55mm macro) and NIKON camera. (H-11.5cm x W-8cm x D-13.5cm)
- [Photo/Slide/Negative Binder Pages (Bundled Assortment)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/photoslidenegative-binder-pages-bundled-assortment): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's - Binder/photo-album pages for the storage and protection of photographs, transparencies (slides) and negatives. - Rental pricing reflects all encompassing items as bundled together as a single rental item. NOTE: These are not provided as an expendable item, and are intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-28.5cm x W-22.5cm x D->0.5cm)
- [PhotoVac Model HL 2000 MicroTip](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/photovac-model-hl-2000-microtip): Circa 1991 A portable photoionization detector (PID) specifically engineered for detecting and measuring volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and toxic gases in real-time. Use Cases: - Hazardous Waste Sites: Extensively used for site characterization and delineating the extent of contamination in soil gas and ambient air. It helps establish perimeters and monitor potentially hazardous conditions during remediation. - Industrial Facilities: Employed for fenceline and perimeter monitoring at petrochemical plants, refineries, and manufacturing sites to detect fugitive emissions or leaks from solvent storage and piping. - Emergency Response: Utilized by HazMat teams to quickly characterize accidental chemical spills, leaking gas cylinders, or other hazardous material releases. - Confined Spaces: Used for pre-entry atmospheric testing in storage tanks, aircraft fuel tanks, and transportation vessels to ensure air quality meets health and safety standards. - Groundwater & Soil Monitoring: Critical for screening soil and water jar headspaceto identify ionizable species and determine vertical or horizontal contamination extent. - Indoor Air Quality (IAQ): Applied in schools, commercial buildings, and cleanrooms to monitor workplace exposure limits and identify mobile sources of pollution. Historical Significance: This model was a pioneering tool for environmental screening and was adopted extensively by local, state, and federal EPA groups for site assessment and remediation efforts. The HL-2000 variant specifically held a UL Classification for use in hazardous, potentially explosive locations (Class I Division 2, Groups A, B, C, and D). (H-14.5cm x W-10cm x D-43cm)
- [PICKER NUCLEAR Compact Ratemeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/picker-nuclear-compact-ratemeter): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's (ESTIMATED) A piece of analog nuclear instrumentation used to measure radiation levels. Use Case: This device functions as a count rate meter, designed to measure and display the rate of incoming electrical pulses from an external radiation detector (such as a Geiger-Muller tube or scintillator probe). - It converts these pulses into a direct current (DC) voltage, which is then displayed as "counts per minute" on the analog meter face. - The range selector switch (from 300 to 100K CPM) allows the user to monitor different levels of radiation, while the time constant switch adjusts the response time of the meter, providing either short, instantaneous readings or a long, more stable average. - It was typically used in laboratories for applications in nuclear medicine or health physics for general contamination surveys. Historical Significance: The PICKER Compact Ratemeter is historically significant as part of the instrumentation that enabled the early, widespread use of nuclear medicine. - PICKER X-RAY CORPORATION, founded in 1915, established a dedicated Nuclear Division to meet the growing demand for tools to handle radioactive isotopes. - This transition from large, complex lab equipment to smaller, more robust "compact" benchtop units like this ratemeter made nuclear diagnostic techniques more accessible to hospitals and research labs, helping to standardize radiation monitoring procedures in the mid-20th century. (H-17.5cm x W-16cm x D-18cm)
- [PICKER Nuclear Compact Ratemeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/picker-nuclear-compact-ratemeter-1202): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1960's A vintage laboratory instrument designed to measure the rate of ionizing radiation by counting electrical pulses from a detector. Use Case: Primarily used in educational and research laboratories for nuclear physics experiments, as well as in medical or industrial settings. While it displays radiation levels on its analog meter, it lacks the internal sensor required to "see" radiation. To function, it must be connected to a separate detector, such as a Geiger-Müller (GM) tube or a Sodium Iodide (NaI) scintillation probe. This probe physically interacts with ionizing radiation and sends electrical pulses to the ratemeter. Historical Significance: Manufactured by the PICKER CORPORATION (a leader in X-ray and nuclear imaging), this device was part of a major shift toward transistorized(solid-state) laboratory equipment. These units replaced bulky vacuum-tube models, providing a more reliable and portable solution for radiation safety and research during the Cold War era. In the 1960s, this "modular" design was standard for laboratories. It allowed scientists to swap different specialized probes—for example, using one probe for detecting Alpha particles and a different one for Gamma rays—while using the same ratemeter to read the results. (H-17.5cm x W-16cm x D-18cm)
- [Pilot's Map Case - Aluminum - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pilots-map-case-aluminum-silver): Circa Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED)  A pilot's map case (also known as a navigation briefcase or flight case) is a specialized piece of luggage used by aviators to organize and protect flight documents, aeronautical charts, and navigation equipment. Key Characteristics: - Top-Loading Design: These cases typically open from the top, often with twin flip-top lids, allowing a pilot to easily access materials like logbooks, kneeboards, and headsets while seated in a cramped cockpit. - Protective Construction: Professional models are often made of aluminum or heavy-duty leather. Aluminum cases provide superior protection for sensitive electronics such as tablets (used for Electronic Flight Bags) and radios against impacts and crushing. - Security: Most feature dual combination locks or keyed latches to secure sensitive flight data and personal items during transit or layovers. - Internal Organization: They typically include specialized pockets for pens, business cards, and passports, along with large open compartments for headsets and thick flight manuals. Historical Significance: While traditional paper charts were once the primary cargo, modern pilot cases are now optimized to carry EFB (Electronic Flight Bag) tablets, power banks, and noise-canceling headsets. This rugged aluminum style remains popular for its durability in harsh environments. (H-37cm x W-47.5cm x D-20cm)
- [PLANO Phantom III Tackle Box (#1468) - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/plano-phantom-iii-tackle-box-1468-black): Circa 1988 to 1998 Use Cases: While designed as a premium lure and terminal tackle organizer for anglers, this model is often used for: - Specialized Storage: For mobile repair technicians to keep hundreds of small components separated. - Hobby Storage: To store paints and small figures. (H-37.5cm x W-31cm x D-13cm)
- [PLANTRONICS M10 Universal Headset Amplifier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/plantronics-m10-universal-headset-amplifier): Circa 1998 Use Case: The primary use case is to allow a user to connect a professionalheadset to virtually any single-line or multi-line desk telephone. This enabled hands-free communication with enhanced audio features like volume control, mute functionality, and adjustable compatibility settings via the switch visible on the side. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a foundational piece of office telecommunications technology that helped drive the adoption of professional headsets in workplace environments. It solved a major compatibility issue, allowing standardized headsets to work across various proprietary business phone systems. The M10 and MX10 were durable, reliable tools that bridged traditional landline telephony with emerging PC audio applications, providing consistent audio quality and ergonomic benefits (hands-free operation) for millions of office workers and call center employees for over a decade. NOTE: Compatible headsets available separately. (H-10cm x W-21.5cm x D-26cm)
- [PLATINUM COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PC-20/20 Eye Guardian](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/platinum-communications-systems-pc-2020-eye-guardian): Circa Mid 1990's PLEASE NOTE: The function and purpose of this device is unknown at this time, however, it is believed to be a "Parental TV Timer" or a "TV Allowance Timer"—essentially, an automatic TV or VCR timer and controller, designed to manage viewing time, particularly for children. These were briefly popular in the 1990's. 2-units available. (H-4.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-13cm)
- [PLATT 504 Blow Molded Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/platt-504-blow-molded-case): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A cost-effective, heavy-duty storage solution for tools, instruments, and sensitive equipment. (H-29cm x W-38cm x D-11.5cm)
- [PLATT 610 Blow Molded Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/platt-610-blow-molded-case): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A cost-effective, heavy-duty storage solution for tools, instruments, and sensitive equipment. (H-32cm x W-42.5cm x D-8cm)
- [PLATT Technician's Tool Kit Case with Tools](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/platt-technicians-tool-kit-case-with-tools): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's An industrial-grade carrying solution designed for field service and electronics professionals. Designed to provide organized access to specialized tools like crimpers, multimeters, and precision screwdrivers. Main Tools Included: - Digital Multimeter: For electrical testing and troubleshooting. - Precision Hand Tools: Including wire crimpers, needle-nose pliers, and diagonal cutters. - Multi-Piece Screwdriver Set: Color-coded for rapid size identification. - Soldering/Fiber Strippers: Specialized tools for wire jacket removal or intricate electronics work. NOTE: Additional tools included may vary (apart from the "Main Tools" described). (H-49.5cm x W-48.3cm x D-24.4cm)
- [Pocket Desktop Tripod](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pocket-desktop-tripod): Circa 1980's - Tripod base is removable for stowage into the unit's main body for pocket ability. - Suitable for small, light-bodied cameras incorporating a standard (1/4") threaded tripod socket. (H-17cm x W-4cm x D-3cm)
- [POLAROID 1200i](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-1200i): Circa 2000 - Uses POLAROID Spectra film. MORE INFORMATION (H-7cm x W-16.5cm x D-17cm)
- [POLAROID 779 Professional Film](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-779-professional-film): Circa Early 1980's to Early 2000's - Polaroid 779 Professional Film is compatible with all cameras that use Polaroid "600" integral instant film. It was a professional-grade version of the standard 600 film, featuring better color performance and sharper images for business and professional applications. - Price is per pack. NOTE: This is not an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only.
- [POLAROID Big Shot - Portrait Land Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-big-shot-portrait-land-camera): Circa 1971 to 1973 - Uses POLAROID 100 Series instant film and Magicube flash bulbs. - Designed for portraiture photography and creating ID photos. MORE INFORMATION (H-17.5cm x W-16cm x D-25.5cm)
- [POLAROID Colorpack 82](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-colorpack-82): Circa 1971 to 1975 - Uses POLAROID Type 80 film and flashcubes. MORE INFORMATION (H-14cm x W-15.5cm x D-14cm)
- [POLAROID Development Timer #126](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-development-timer-126): Circa 1967 - Designed for use with POLAROID 100 series cameras that did not already have a built-in development timer. - Original packaging available upon request.
- [POLAROID F112 Close-Up Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-f112-close-up-lens): Circa 1986 - Used to take close-up and macro photographs. - The device clips-on in front of the camera's existing lens. - It incorporates an accessory closeup lens and a retractable fob on a cord—which when fully extended—would set the minimum distance from the camera to the subject—to ensure sharp focus. - 2-units available.
- [POLAROID FXM-1511C 15-Inch Color LCD TV with Built-In DVD Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-fxm-1511c-15-inch-color-lcd-tv-with-built-in-dvd-player): Circa 2009 - Designed for home or vehicle use such as in a recreational vehicle. - Analog video and audio connections (female RCA phono) and VGA video input. - Can be wall mounted via a mount using VESA standard mounting devices. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the device's female RCA(Phono) audio and video analog inputs. - 12-volt DC powered, either with the included AC adaptor, DC/DC adaptor for vehicle use, or by any external accessory 12-volt DC portable power supply (connection adaptors may be required). Included Accessories: - POLAROID Infrared remote control. - POLAROID detachable carrying handle (upon client request). - Detachable tabletop stand. - POLAROID Removable input/output connections cover. - 12VDC output AC power supply. - DC/DC 12-volt automotive power adaptor (Via cigarette lighter socket/power point). INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-37.5cm x W-39cm x D-19cm)
- [POLAROID Macro 5 SLR Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-macro-5-slr-camera): Circa 1995 The POLAROID Macro 5 SLR was designed for professional use by individuals requiring close-up, high-quality instant pictures. It features through-the-lens viewing, and a choice of five different magnification settings, via the internal turret-lens system. Applications include: - Law Enforcement (crime scene documentation) - Engineering (materials testing and documentation) - Medical (documentation of physical trauma, pre/post-operative documentation, etc.) - Forensics (documentation of evidence) - Manufacturing (quality control documentation) Fim and Accessories: - Uses POLAROID Spectra film - Fitted carrying case included MORE INFORMATION (H-22.5cm x W-22cm x D-22cm)
- [POLAROID Model 150 Land Camera Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-model-150-land-camera-kit): Circa 1957 - Uses POLAROID instant roll film. - Like-new condition. - Camera kit including accessories and a leather carrying case. Includes Accessories: - POLAROID Deluxe Compartment Case #309 - POLAROID Wink-Light #250 - POLAROID Photoelectric Shutter #440 - POLAROID Orange Filter #546 and POLAROID Postcarders Kit MORE INFORMATION (H-24.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-18cm)
- [POLAROID Model 210](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-model-210): Circa 1967 - Uses POLAROID 100 Series Instant Print Film. - Comes with a detachable front cover. Accessories available separately: - POLAROID Flashgun #268 - POLAROID Self Timer #192 - POLAROID Development Timer #126 MORE INFORMATION (H-14.5cm x W-20cm x D-6.5cm)
- [POLAROID Model 440](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-model-440): Circa 1971 to 1976 - Uses POLAROID Type 100 instant film. - Produces high quality images. - Suitable for amateur and professional use. Accessories available separately: - POLAROID self timer. - POLAROID Cloud Filter #516 - POLAROID UV Filter #585 MORE INFORMATION (H-11.5cm x W-20cm x D-6cm)
- [POLAROID Orange Filter #546](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-orange-filter-546): Circa 1959 The orange filter was used with black and white film to increase contrast, primarily in outdoor landscape photography. Specifically, it would: - Darken blue tones: This made blue skies appear much darker and more dramatic, while also causing clouds to stand out more. - Lighten warm tones: The filter would lighten the appearance of warm colors like red, yellow, and orange, which helped bright sunlight stand out in the final image. - Cut through haze: The filter could also help minimize the bluish cast of atmospheric haze. - Orignal packaging available upon request.
- [POLAROID Photoelectric Shutter #440](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-photoelectric-shutter-440): Circa 1959 - Developed to provide early, manual Polaroid cameras with automatic exposure control. - The device clipped onto the lens of the camera, replacing the original manual shutter.
- [POLAROID Portable DVD Player Model PDM-0725](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-portable-dvd-player-model-pdm-0725): Circa 2005 - 7-inch widescreen LCD. - Swivel screen can be rotated 180° for flexible viewing angles. - Can be powered by vehicle 12-volt DC system via a vehicle adaptor cable (available separately). - Switchable audio and video input/output, and a headphone jack. - Includes AC power adaptor. - 4-units available. - 6-additional near-doubles available: POLAROID Model Portable DVD Player PDV-0700. OPERATION MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-4cm x W-19.5cm x D-15cm)
- [POLAROID Portable DVD Player Model PDV-0700](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-portable-dvd-player-model-pdv-0700): Circa 2003 - 7-inch widescreen LCD with controls for adjusting brightness, sharpness, and contrast. - Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery for portable use. - Can be powered by vehicle 12-volt DC system via a vehicle adaptor cable (available separately). - Composite A/V output for connection to an external TV or home theater system. - Includes a headphone jack. - 6-units available. - 6-additional near-doubles available: POLAROID Portable DVD Player Model PDM-0725. OPERATION MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-3.5cm x W-19.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [POLAROID ProCam](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-procam): Circa 1986 to 1992 The ProCam is one of the best SPECTRA Series cameras ever made. They were designed with professional users in mind. Features include: - A high-quality, multi-element, multi-coated, glass lens (most Spectras had plastic, uncoated lenses). - Integrated hand-strap. - Auto focus enable/disable (to accommodate shooting through glass). - Flash enable/disable. - Exposure compensation control. - Tripod socket. - 1:1 close up capability, with the accessory ProCam 1x Lens (high-quality macro photos, with flash illumination). - Uses POLAROID Spectra instant film. MORE INFORMATION (H-12cm x W-16.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [POLAROID ProCam 1x Lens](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-procam-1x-lens): Circa Mid 1990's - This accessory was specifically created for the professional and business users of the Polaroid Spectra line of cameras, specifically the ProCam and Bizcam models. - It produces 1:1 size images and was particularly useful in making copies of existing POLAROID Spectra prints.
- [POLAROID Pronto! SE](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-pronto-se): Circa 1976 to 1977 - Uses POLAROID SX-70 instant film and Flashbar flash bulbs. Accessories available separately: - ITT Magicflash (electronic flash unit). MORE INFORMATION (H-9.5cm x W-11cm x D-14cm)
- [POLAROID Self-Timer #192](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-self-timer-192): Circa 1965 to Early 1970's - Fits most POLAROID 100 Series cameras.
- [POLAROID SLR 680 Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-slr-680-camera): Circa 1982 - Uses POLAROID 600 SX-70 instant film. - Excellent quality images. - The most sophisticated and feature laden SX-70 series camera made. MORE INFORMATION
- [POLAROID Spectra 2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-spectra-2): Circa 1994 - Uses POLAROID Spectra instant film. MORE INFORMATION
- [POLAROID Spectra System Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-spectra-system-camera): Circa 1986 - Uses POLAROID Spectra film. Available separately: - POLAROID F112 Close-up lens accessory. - POLAROID 532 Close-up Stand (POLAROID Spectra print duplicator). (H-7cm x W-13.5cm x D-16.5cm)
- [POLAROID Spectra System Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-spectra-system-remote-control): Circa 1986 - Compatible with POLAROID Spectra System Cameras. - 6-units available.
- [POLAROID Sun 600](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-sun-600): Circa 1983 - Uses POLAROID Type 600 SX-70 instant film. MORE INFORMATION (H-9.5cm x W-13cm x D-14cm)
- [POLAROID SX-70 Alpha 1](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-sx-70-alpha-1): Circa 1973 - Uses POLAROID SX-70 instant film and Flashbar flash bulbs. - Like-new condition. - The iconic and first POLAROID SX-70 series camera. - Includes a fitted leather case. - 1 double available. MORE INFORMATION (H-4.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-18cm)
- [POLAROID Wink-Light #200](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polaroid-wink-light-200): Circa 1959 - The Polaroid Wink-Light was sold as a flash attachment for early Polaroid Land cameras. - It incorporates a novel dual-illumination mode design that featured use of a single use flash bulb (AG-1/AG-B) for maximum illumination and/or light from a multi-use, 12v (automotive indicator) light bulb that produced a brief pulse of softer "fill-light"(GE Bulb #428). In this application, this 12-volt automotive bulb was expected to fail and would need replacement after a certain number of uses. This was due to the purposeful application of a 45-volt "over-voltage" pulse which yielded a brighter illumination than normal from this type of bulb, but at the cost a shorter than normal life-span. Essentially, this was a type of "reusable flash" before any electronic flashes were available for this purpose. - AG-1 and AG-1B flash bulbs remain available. - The "soft-light" aspect of the unit is presently inoperative, but can be rigged for use at client request.
- ["POLICE LINE" Tape (Police Barricade Tape)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/police-line-tape-police-barricade-tape-copy): Circa Early 1970's to Early 2000's A high-visibility, non-adhesive barricade tape employed by Law Enforcement to cordon off crime scenes, or areas under active investigation—to preserve evidence integrity and prevent contamination. Era of Use: - Invention (1962): The tape was invented by HARRIS INDUSTRIES, a California-based company. - Mass Adoption (1970s–1980s): It became a standard law enforcement tool during this period as cheap, durable plastics (polyethylene) became widely available for mass production. Historical Significance: - Forensic Revolution: The tape’s introduction was crucial for the emerging field of forensic science. By providing an inexpensive, easily deployable physical and psychological barrier, it allowed officers to instantly protect the integrity of a crime scene and prevent the contamination of fragile evidence like fingerprints or DNA. - Legal Perimeter: Historically, the deployment of this tape establishes a clear legal boundary. Crossing it without authorization can lead to charges such as obstructing justice or tampering with evidence, which is vital for maintaining the chain of custody during court proceedings. - Cultural Iconography: Over decades of use in real-world investigations and frequent appearances in crime dramas and news media, the yellow tape has become a universal symbol for "danger," "mystery," or "restricted access". NOTE: Not provided as an expendable—intended for set decoration purposes only.
- [POLK AUDIO Computer Speakers Model 5065-5746](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/polk-audio-computer-speakers-model-5065-5746): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: These were designed as simple, wired speakers to provide basic stereo sound for a desktop or laptop computer. - They connect via a single yellow-tipped 3.5mm audio jack, which typically plugged into a sound card or the headphone port of a PC or laptop. - Because they are not self-powered or amplified, they usually require an amplified source, such as a powered subwoofer unit (e.g., from a 2.1 system they might have been part of) or a select line of HP monitors/computers they were bundled with. - They feature a grey, compact design meant for desktop placement. Historical Significance: These speakers represent POLK AUDIO's expansion into the computer peripheral market in the late 1990s. - They were part of a business strategy for POLK to reach larger electronics chains and license their brand for use with major computer manufacturers like HEWLETT-PACKARD moving beyond their traditional high-end stereo shop network. - Their simple, durable design is often noted by vintage computer enthusiasts today as being surprisingly robust for a bundled accessory of that era. (H-11.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-9.5cm)
- [POPO Pocket (Bulb) Flash Gun](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/popo-pocket-bulb-flash-gun): Circa Mid 1950's to Early 1960's - This unit features a common collapsible reflector design used during the 1950's to the 1960's. - It incorporates several metal, inter-leafed reflector segments, that when fanned-out and locked, formed a parabolic reflector—which significantly reduced the flash unit's size for storage and transport. - Compatible with cameras that provide a cold-shoe flash mount and PC (flash cable) connection. - Includes a fitted case. - Made in Japan. (H-9.5cm x W-4cm x D-4cm)
- [Portable 500W Halogen Work Light (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/portable-500w-halogen-work-light-incandescent): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's Designed to provide high-intensity lighting in demanding environments. Use Cases: - Construction Sites: Ideal for illuminating work zones where high-intensity light is needed for detailed tasks and safety. - Indoor Workshops & Garages: Provides focused light for projects such as auto repair, woodworking, or assembly in poorly lit areas. - Home DIY & Maintenance: A reliable light source for painting, drywalling, or electrical work, especially in rooms without installed lighting. - Emergency Situations: Essential for safety and navigation during power outages or as temporary security lighting. - Outdoor Events & Activities: Used for nighttime gatherings, recreational activities, or temporary task lighting, provided it is rated for outdoor use. Safety & Handling Considerations: - High Heat: These lights operate at extremely high temperatures, often exceeding 300°C (572°F). They must be kept away from flammable materials and allowed to cool completely before being moved or stored. - Protective Features: Most models include a tempered glass lens and a heavy-duty wire "shadow fighter" grill to protect the bulb from impacts and reduce shadows. - Bulb Care: Never touch a halogen bulb with bare hands. Natural skin oils can cause the bulb to fail prematurely or even shatter. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-28.5cm x W-22cm x D-22cm)
- [Portable Audio Analysis and Processing Suite - Road Case Mounted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/portable-audio-analysis-and-processing-suite-road-case-mounted): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Use Cases: - Mobile Broadcast or Surveillance Monitoring: The most common use case is for a mobile monitoring station. The graphic equalizers (JVC and NEC) would be used to "clean up" or isolate specific frequencies in audio feeds (such as surveillance recordings or remote broadcasts), while the Analytic Systems Alarm Display Panel monitored the status of various external sensors or power conditions in real-time. - Acoustic Research & Field Testing: The JVC SEA-R7 features a unique delay-time equalizer that can add frequency-specific reverb. This, combined with the NEC unit, could be used for on-site acoustic testing of rooms or venues, while the alarm panel tracked environmental variables or equipment thresholds. - Educational Lab Demonstrations: This could serve as a portable "all-in-one" lab station for teaching the principles of analog signal processing and industrial fault monitoring. Component Summary: - JVC SEA-R7: High-end 12-band EQ. Includes a dedicated Reverb/Delay section. - NEC AG-100E: 5-band Stereo EQ. Features a distinct red LED frequency display. - Analytic Systems Panel: Industrial Alarm Annunciator Monitors 32 separate channels for status or fault conditions. - SKB Case: Protective Enclosure. Provides shock-resistant portability for gear. (H-41.5cm x W-55cm x D-56cm)
- [Portable Compact Cassette Recorder Remote On/Off Switch](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/portable-compact-cassette-recorder-remote-onoff-switch): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use, evidence gathering and Media applications. - Connects to tape recorders equipped with a sub-mini phone jack intended for remote control. (H-6cm x W-2cm x D-1cm)
- [Portable Metal Security Lock Box (Document/Cash Box)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/portable-metal-security-lock-box-documentcash-box): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Commonly used for secure, personal storage of small valuables. Widely used in homes, offices, small businesses, and for travel to deter casual theft and keep items organized and out of plain sight. Use Cases: Designed to provide a basic level of security for items like: - Important documents (passports, titles, licenses, certificates) - Cash, checks, and coins (often with a removable inner tray for organization) - Jewelry and other small personal valuables - Tablets or other small electronic devices (H-11.5cm x W32-cm x D-21cm)
- [Portable Satellite Dish Antenna for Satellite Uplink (Non-Functional/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/portable-satellite-dish-antenna-for-satellite-uplink-non-functionalsimulated): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Can be placed upon any stable surface or vehicle-mounted and is lightweight. Dish angle is adjustable. Notionally designed for field operations such as disaster relief efforts or remote work—providing essential satellite internet access for voice, data, and command-and-control operations where terrestrial networks are unavailable. (H-32.5cm x W-32.5cm x D-14.5cm)
- [POSSO The Media Box CD Storage (With Custom Webbing Handle)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/posso-the-media-box-cd-storage-with-custom-webbing-handle): Circa Early 1980's to Early 1990's A modular storage system for CDs. Manufactured primarily in France and Switzerland, these units were popular in the late 20th century for their durable, rigid plastic construction and stackable, interconnected design. (H-13cm x W-15cm x D-35cm)
- [POWER ACOUSTIK PTID7350NRBT Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/power-acoustik-ptid7350nrbt-remote-control): Circa 2010 - Designed for use with a Power Acoustik PTID-7350NRBT 7" Wide Touch Screen 2-DIN DVD System with Navigation. (H-14cm x W-5cm x D-1cm)
- [Power Control Box with Rotary Switch and Illuminating Red Indicator (Rigged for Self-Contained Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/power-control-box-with-rotary-switch-and-illuminating-red-indicator-rigged-for-self-contained-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Red LED indicator illuminates when rotary with id turned to the "ON" portion. Powered via 9-volt battery.
- [Power Status Panel (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/power-status-panel-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. 42-illuminated indicators can be rigged to operate. (H-37.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [POWERBUILT 6" (15.24cm) Bench Grinder Article No. 104443 (Mfg. No. 640920)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/powerbuilt-6-1524cm-bench-grinder-article-no-104443-mfg-no-640920): Circa Early 2000's A consumer-grade tool primarily designed for light-to-medium duty tasks in residential and small-scale workshop environments. Because it uses a 1/2 HP induction motor and standard 120V power, it is a common fixture in home garages and DIY settings. Use Cases: - Home Garages and DIY Workshops: Used extensively by homeowners and hobbyists for routine maintenance tasks such as sharpening lawnmower blades, garden shears, and kitchen knives. - Residential Woodworking: In environments focused on woodworking, it is used to restore the edges of chisels, plane irons, and gouges. - Automotive Maintenance: Ideal for light mechanical tasks like removing rust or old paint from bolts and small brackets, and deburring freshly cut metal parts. - Small-Scale Fabrication: Used in light metalworking to shape raw metal parts before welding or for smoothing down weld seams. - Craft and Hobby Spaces: Valuable for specialized projects like jewelry making or upcycling antique metal objects when fitted with fine-grit or polishing wheels. Technical Specifications: - Motor: 1/2 HP maintenance-free induction motor. - Power Input: 120V / 60 Hz. - Rated Current: 1.5 Amps. - No-Load Speed: 3,550 RPM. - Wheel Size: 6-inch diameter x 3/4-inch thickness (some manuals list 5/8-inch). - Arbor (Bore) Size: 1/2 inch (12.7 mm). - Weight: Approximately 19 lbs (8.5 kg) net; 21 lbs (9.5 kg) gross. Key Features: - Integrated Lighting: Dual flexible gooseneck work lamps for improved visibility during precise tasks. - Safety Guards: Equipped with large, adjustable transparent eye shields and spark arrestors. - Stability: Heavy-duty cast iron base, pre-drilled for permanent mounting to a workbench. - Tool Rests: Adjustable tool rests to accommodate wheel wear and ensure a consistent grinding angle. NOTICE: This item is rented exclusively for light use as a motion picture prop or set decoration. Use outside of these parameters will incur additional maintenance fees to cover accelerated wear and the replacement of any depleted expendables. (H-25cm x W-36cm x D-18cm)
- [POWERFIST 40W Soldering Iron](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/powerfist-40w-soldering-iron): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Designed for entry-level electronics, hobbyist projects, and light-duty repairs. Use Cases: - Electronics Repair: Ideal for computer motherboard maintenance, small electrical parts, and semiconductors. - Hobby & Craft: Suitable for jewelry making, gourd pyrography, wood paneling, and leather light items. (H-20cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [Preselector-Crystal Mixer ICIC87-2 (Military Transceiver Component)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/preselector-crystal-mixer-icic87-2-military-transceiver-component): Circa Late 1960's to Early 1970's (ESTIMATED) A military-grade radio transceiver component, such as those used in vehicles or ground stations during the mid-20th century. Use Case: Designed to enhance the radio receiver's ability to selectively tune into specific frequencies while suppressing unwanted signals, thereby improving communication clarity and range in challenging operational environments. (H-6.5cm x W-8cm x D-11cm)
- [Pressure Gauge - 0-200 PSI- Box Mounted (Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pressure-gauge-0-200-psi-box-mounted-functional): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's NOTE: 2-Units Available—Can be paired with CHELIC HVM-403 Pneumatic/Hand-Operated Valves - Box Mounted (Operational)—available separately.
- [PRO-LITE Tru-Color II - Programmable Scrolling Electronic Sign (Green/Yellow/Red Dot-Matrix LED Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pro-lite-tru-color-ii-programmable-scrolling-electronic-sign-greenyellowred-dot-matrix-led-display): Circa Early 2000's Designed for indoor and protected environments where high-visibility text can capture attention and provide real-time information. Its tri-color capabilities (red, green, and amber) make it particularly effective for categorized messaging and eye-catching alerts. Use Cases: - Retail & Storefront Windows: Use the included mounting brackets to face the sign outward to display flash sales, promotions, or store hours. The scrolling text is specifically designed to attract the eye of passing foot traffic more effectively than static posters. - Corporate Offices & Lobbies: Ideal for welcome messages for clients, employee recognition, or sharing company news and event calendars in high-traffic common areas. - Hospitality & Service: Restaurants often use these signs to display daily specials, menu updates, or wait times. Hotels may use them for event schedules or directional wayfinding in lobbies. - Educational Institutions: Schools and universities utilize these displays in hallways or administration offices for announcements, school closures, emergency alerts, or event countdowns. - Transportation Hubs: In bus terminals or small transit stations, they serve as affordable real-time arrival/departure boards or gate indicators. - Industrial & Tech Monitoring: For advanced users, the sign can be integrated into a server room or factory floor to act as a system status monitor, reporting disk space alerts, server outages, or production targets. Quick Programming Guide (Via Remote Control) To program a simple message using the remote: Enter Edit Mode: Press RUN/STOP (or ESC) to stop any currently scrolling message. Start New Message: Press PROGRAM (or EDIT) followed by a file number (e.g., 01). - Note: If prompted for a password, the factory default is often 000. Type Message: Use the alphanumeric keys on the remote to type your text. Use the SPACE key for gaps and CAPS to toggle between uppercase and lowercase letters. Add Effects (Optional): - Color/Size: Press SIZE/COLOR to cycle through available text colors (Red, Green, Amber) and sizes.5 - Animations: Press keys like WAVE, SHOOT, or WIPE to select how the text enters or leaves the screen. Save and Run: Press ENTER or RUN to finish. If asked to save, press Y or ENTER again to begin displaying the message. Connectivity: Includes an RS-232 serial port on the end cap, allowing it to be programmed via a PC as well as the remote (Pro-Lite TruColor Software required—not included). (H-11cm x W-70cm x D-4.5cm)
- [Processed KODAK Kodachrome II 8mm Roll Color Movie Film (50')](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/processed-kodak-kodachrome-ii-8mm-roll-color-movie-film-50): Circa Early 1960's - Processed Standard-8mm film In original boxes. - 11-available. From Wikipedia: "Kodachrome was first sold in 1935 as 16 mm movie film with an ASA speed of 10 and the following year it was made available as 8 mm movie film, and in 35mm and 828 formats for stills cameras." "In 1961 Kodak released Kodachrome II with sharper images and faster ASA speeds at 25 ASA In 1962, Kodachrome-X at ASA 64 was introduced. In 1974, with the transition to the K-14 process, Kodachrome II and Kodachrome-X were replaced by Kodachrome 25 and Kodachrome 64." PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on this film are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. It is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen film projector without depicting the projected image. (H-8cm x W-8cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Processed Super-8mm Film on 200' Reel With Film Can - Metal - Metallic Blue and Green](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/processed-super-8mm-film-on-200-reel-with-film-can-metal-metallic-blue-and-green): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on this film are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. It is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen film projector without depicting the projected image. (H-13cm x W-13cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Processed Super-8mm Film on 400' Reel With Film Can - Metal - Bronze](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/processed-super-8mm-film-on-400-reel-with-film-can-metal-bronze): Circa Mid 1960's PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on this film are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. It is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen film projector without depicting the projected image. (H-13cm x W-13cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Processed Super-8mm Film on CARSEN PERMAFLEX 200' Reel With Film Can - Plastic - Light Blue](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/processed-super-8mm-film-on-carsen-permaflex-200-reel-with-film-can-plastic-light-blue): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on this film are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. It is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen film projector without depicting the projected image. (H-13cm x W-13cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Processed Super-8mm Film on SCHERE 400' Reel With Film Can - Metal - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/processed-super-8mm-film-on-schere-400-reel-with-film-can-metal-black): Circa Mid 1960's PLEASE NOTE: Images contained on this film are not cleared for commercial on-screen or public use. It is being provided for set dressing purposes or to be cycled through an on-screen film projector without depicting the projected image. (H-18cm x W-18cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Programmable COR Model PC-10 Console (Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/programmable-cor-model-pc-10-console-nonfunctional): Circa 1970's to Early 1980's (ESTAMATED) This device appears to be a specialized control console used in behavioral psychology research. Possible Use Case: The console seems designed to control external stimuli (Light, Tactile, Toy) and record responses (Left, Both, Right) with a duration timer, likely for conditioning experiments, possibly with animals. The "COR" in the name likely stands for Conditioned Orientation Reflex or something similar in a research context. The layout of the buttons and switches suggests a simple input/output interface for experimental control. NOTE: Power cord which is depicted as missing from this device has been restored. (H-8.5cm x W-17cm x D-21.5cm)
- [Programmable Scrolling Electronic Sign (Red Dot-Matrix LED Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/programmable-scrolling-electronic-sign-red-dot-matrix-led-display): Circa Early 2000's Typically used for advertising or custom messaging in cars, store windows, or desk environments. This kit includes the LED panel, a mounting bracket with screws, a USB data cable for programming, and a driver software disc. Can be used in a vehicle if powered by an external 12-volt DC to 5-volt DC car-cord adaptor or completely portably while connected to a small 5-volt DC power bank (both not included). Key Features: - Customizable Content: Displays programmable text, graphic symbols, and simple animations. - Scrolling Effects: Features various display methods such as scrolling (up/down/left/right), opening to center, and cyclic patterns. - Connection: Typically powered and programmed via a USB interface, allowing for message updates from a computer. NOTE: This device requires a Windows PC equipped with an optical drive for programming—however—programming can be done by us at client request. (H-5.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [PROVIEW ELECTRONICS Computer Monitor Model 786N](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/proview-electronics-computer-monitor-model-786n): Circa 2006 A 17-inch CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) computer monitor. The screen measures 17-inch diagonally—with a 16-inch viewable area. Use Case: Used for standard desktop computing during the era of Windows 95/98/XP. It connects via a standard 15-pin mini D-sub VGA connector and provides an analog RGB signal. It was a reliable, everyday monitor suitable for a range of office tasks, web browsing, and general PC use. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a ubiquitous, mass-market CRT monitor. It was an economical choice, often bundled with new computer systems, and represented the final years of dominant CRT technology before LCD flat-panel monitors took over the market in the mid-2000s. Its robust build quality has earned it a reputation for longevity, with some units still working over a decade after their manufacture date. NOTE: This unit is in perfect operating condition. (H-37cm x W-39.5cm x D-42cm)
- [PS/2 Cables - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ps2-cables-assorted): Circa 1987 to Early 2000's Overview and Production History: - Date Made/Introduced: The PS/2 port, which uses this specific 6-pin Mini-DIN connector, was designed by IBM and introduced with their Personal System/2 (PS/2) series of computers on April 2, 1987. - Historical Significance: The PS/2 port became the de facto industry standard for connecting keyboards and mice to PCs throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, replacing the older, larger 5-pin DIN keyboard connector and the DE-9 serial mouse port. The PC 97 standard introduced the color-coding (purple for keyboard, green for mouse) that many people remember. - Use Case: The cables are used to provide a dedicated, interrupt-driven connection for input devices. While the industry has largely shifted to USB, some users still prefer PS/2 connections for specific reasons, such as N-key rollover for gaming or security in corporate environments where USB ports are disabled. - Current Production Status: While most modern consumer motherboards no longer include PS/2 ports, the cables themselves are still in production and available for purchase online. They are used for legacy systems, industrial equipment, and by enthusiasts who use USB-to-PS/2 adapters for compatibility. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [PULSAR ELECTRONICS Model 066 - Interval Timer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pulsar-electronics-model-066-interval-timer): Circa Late 1970s to Late 1980s (ESTIMATED) An electronic interval timer used for laboratory experiments, photography darkroom timing, or industrial process control. Use Cases: - Scientific Research: Measuring precise time intervals between events, such as chemical reactions or mechanical movements. - Psychology/Behavioral Studies: Timing stimulus-response tasks where a subject must start or stop a timer based on specific cues. - Photography: Used as a darkroom enlarger timer to control exposure times for film processing. - Industrial Testing: Monitoring duty cycles or duration-based stress tests for components. Key Controls and Indicators: - Digital Display: A 3-digit LED readout for monitoring the countdown or elapsed time. - Range Switch: Sets the time scale, including options for 9.99 seconds, 99.9 seconds, 99.9 milliseconds, and 999 milliseconds. - Start/Stop Knobs: Rotary selectors for defining how the timing sequence is triggered or terminated. - Input Ports: Includes a Stop Input for external remote triggers and a GND (Ground) terminal for circuit safety. - Busy Indicator: A red LED that lights up while a timing cycle is actively running. Historical Significance: PULSAR ELECTRONICS. was part of the wave of electronics manufacturers that emerged during the "Digital Revolution" of the 1970s. The Model 066 reflects the transition from mechanical analog timers to Solid State digital instruments. Its use of early LED technology and modular rotary controls is characteristic of high-end bench-top equipment from that era, prioritizing accuracy and repeatability that was previously difficult to achieve with purely mechanical devices. (H-8.5cm x W-18cm x D-19cm)
- [Push Button Switch Box with Red Indicator (Custom - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/push-button-switch-box-with-red-indicator-custom-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's A custom manufactured multi-use movie prop. The red LED indicator illuminates whenever the pushbutton is pressed and is powered by an internal battery. Includes 2.5mm (3/32-inch) and 3.5mm (1/8-Inch) jacks. These can be used singularly or in combination for the attachment of other accessories such as: Radio Transceiver and Public Address Applications: - Compatible PTT (push-to-talk) Microphones (for use with radio transceivers): Handheld microphones incorporating dual 2.5mm (3/32-inch) and 3.5mm (1/8-Inch) phone plugs can be used. Depressing the microphone key switch causes the red LED to illuminate. In this application, the illuminated indicator signifies signal transmission. This is useful in scenarios where the radio transmission indicator on an on-camera transceiver is not operational or will simply not be visible enough on-screen. - Compatible Headset With Microphone (for use with radio transceivers): Headsets of this type that possess a 3.5mm (1/8-Inch) phone plug are compatible. In this senario, the operator must push the button on the device to transmit. - Compatible Handheld Microphones (for public address applications): Handheld microphones incorporating dual 2.5mm (3/32-inch) and 3.5mm (1/8-Inch) phone plugs can control the LED from a small slide-switch integrated into the body of the mic. Microphones that only include the 3.5mm (1/8-Inch) phone plug can also be used, however, the remote operation of the LED indicator is not possible. Pressing the pushbutton on the device itself will still illuminate the LED. Useful in providing on-screen, visual feedback, not normally incorporated into typical public address systems. Improvised Explosive Devices (IED's): - Device can be incorporated into a IED device such as a bomb vest to be used as a detonation trigger switch. The included wiring would well integrate with most devices. Accessories Available separately: - Handheld PTT Microphones. - Headsets Incorporating a Microphone. - Handheld Switchable and Non-switchable Microphones. - Various Simulated Explosive Devices (please inquire). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Push Button Switch Detonator Box - Handheld - Generic - Black (Custom)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/push-button-switch-detonator-box-handheld-generic-black-custom): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000s A custom manufactured movie prop designed to depict an explosives triggering device. Use Cases: Wired Connection: Can be incorporated into an existing prop IED with the addition of twisted-pair wiring or a single cable. Wireless Connection: At client request, a suitable antenna and operational LED indicator can be added to depict this unit as a wireless detonation device. Accessories Available Separately: - Twisted-Pair Wiring or Cable - Antenna - Operational LED Indicator - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes - Simulated (Inert) Explosives NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-13cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [PYRAMID Stereo Equalizer/Mixer PR-2750](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/pyramid-stereo-equalizermixer-pr-2750): Circa Mid 1980's to Mid 1990's - AC Powered. - Can be used tabletop or equipment rack mounted. (H-24.1cm x W-48.3cm x D-5.6cm)
- [QUALCOMM QCP-2700 Dual Band Analog Cellular Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/qualcomm-qcp-2700-dual-band-analog-cellular-phone): Circa 1997 A pioneering dual-band, dual-mode mobile phone that helped transition the industry to digital CDMA technology. Use Case: Designed for portable, person-to-person voice communication in the late 1990s. Its dual-band, dual-mode functionality allowed users to access the higher-capacity and more secure CDMA digital networks (1900 MHz PCS band) while still being able to roam onto the older, more widespread analog cellularnetworks (800 MHz band) where digital service was unavailable. This expanded coverage was a major selling point for early adopters of digital technology. Historical Significance: The industry's first dual-band, dual-mode CDMA digital/analog phone. It represented a critical step in the transition from analog to digital cellular technology by offering a solution that addressed coverage limitations of new PCS (Personal Communication Services) networks. This innovation provided seamless roaming between digital and analog networks, giving consumers the benefits of digital performance (better call quality, increased capacity) with the reliability of established analog coverage. It was a key product in the push to standardize and commercially deploy CDMA technology. (H-16.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [QUANTUM INSTRUMENTS Vinyl Record Static Neutralizer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/quantum-instruments-vinyl-record-static-neutralizer): Circa 1970's - An audiophile tool for eliminating static charge from vinyl records that attract dust. (H-11cm x W-2cm x D-12cm)
- [QUORUM Elert Personal Portable Alarm](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/quorum-elert-personal-portable-alarm): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A self-contained, portable, wireless personal security alarm system. Use Case: Designed to protect personal property or provide a personal safety alarm when traveling. It can be used in several ways: - Motion Sensor: When placed on an object (like a door handle, bag, or drawer), it detects movement or vibration. The sensitivity can be adjusted using the side slider. - Keypad Alarm: The 1-6 button keypad is used to enter a unique PIN to arm and disarm the system. - Personal Attack/Panic Alarm: A dedicated button (often a specific sequence on the keypad or pressing two buttons simultaneously) can activate an immediate alarm in a personal safety emergency. NOTE: 2-Units Available. (H-9.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- ["Obvious-Dummy" Security Camera (Furthest Thing From Reality Available)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/quotobvious-dummyquot-security-camera-furthest-thing-from-reality-available): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Need your dummy CCTV camera to really look like a dummy CCTV camera? Then this is your "obvious" choice! Features: - Painfully-cheap, all-plastic construction. - A lens that will fool nobody. (It's probably a small, round, X-mass ornament stuffed in there.) - Included mounting bracket is your only (and pathetically limited) mounting option. It's also, quite obviously--bent. - It doesn't even have a freak'n flashing light--although one could be put in at your request. Seriously—we'll provide this lofty upgrade—if you really think it will help. - Only one available—so it's really kind of precious--in a sad, abandoned, baby-seal kind of way. - Still have to charge you real money for it—this is a serious business you know. (H-13.5cm x W-6cm x D-18cm)
- ["Unusually-Bad" Dummy Security Camera (Well-Suited for the Deepest of Deep-Background Placement)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/quotunusually-badquot-dummy-security-camera-well-suited-for-the-deepest-of-deep-background-placement-copy): Circa Early 1970's to late 1970's Need that obviously fake-camera look? Mission accomplished! This is our unqualified *BEST* offering. Features: - All metal construction: Two-tone powder-coat finish. Curiously robust construction, refreshingly uncontaminated by any interesting or authentic details. Clean, uncluttered, "loaf-of-bread" design—evocative of a classic rural mailbox, but without the little red flag-thingy. - Lens: It's an empty tube really, which encircles a dark...featureless...void. You gaze upon it and feel uncomfortable--threatened. It seems to stare back at you...unblinkingly, into your very soul. We think that's probably just some kind of old-world craftsmanship or something. - Mounting options: Just one gigantic piece of L-shaped metal that callously restricts your options to a single one--"side-of-wall." - Electronics: Seriously? Not even a freak'n flashing LED would help—and it doesn't' have one. - Manufacturer: Conveniently unknown. It was actually left outside our door one night—in a vintage ZELLERS shopping bag (which also contained a few chicken bones, and a till receipt from 1973 that listed "Men's Sundries" and "Hardware"). Use Case: Covertly try to get it onto somebody else's show--somebody you don't like. Seriously--this thing might be possessed. (H-7.5cm x W-15cm x D-26.5cm)
- [RADIAC Remote Sensor II 9 Channel Radiation Detector Monitor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radiac-remote-sensor-ii-9-channel-radiation-detector-monitor-panel): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) A multi-channel radiation monitoring system designed for real-time surveillance in specialized environments. The unit can be console, rack case or equipment rack mounted. Use Cases: This system is primarily used for nuclear radiation monitoring in the following settings: - Vehicles and Naval Vessels: Designed for onboard applications like NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) reconnaissance vehicles, armored fighting vehicles (AFVs), and ships. - Fixed Shelters: Used in stationary military or civil defense shelters for continuous area monitoring. - Industrial Facilities: Monitoring for technological hazards, point sources, or spread contamination in nuclear-related environments. Historical Significance: The RADIAC (Radiation Detection, Indication, and Computation) series is historically significant for its role in Cold War-era defense and nuclear safety. It represented a shift toward integrated, multi-channel remote monitoring, allowing a centralized command to track radiation levels across different compartments of a ship or vehicle simultaneously, which was critical for crew protection and "ALARA" (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) safety protocols. (H-13.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-50cm)
- [RFRemotech AlphaFire 1Q Radio Controlled Pyrotechnics Igniter (Firing System Module)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-controlled-pyrotechnics-detonator): Circa Early 2000's Used to remotely trigger pyrotechnics, fireworks, and special effects. Device Functions and Interface: This specific unit is a "distributed" 1-channel receiver, meaning one box is typically used per individual firework or effect. - 3-Position Switch (TEST/OFF/FIRE): This is the primary safety control. - TEST/SYNC: Allows the user to check if the igniter (e-match) is correctly wired without firing it. - A Green LED indicates a closed, healthy circuit. - OFF: Powers down the unit for safe handling. - FIRE (ARM): Arms the device, making it ready to receive a radio signal and ignite the attached pyro. - LEARN Button: Used to pair the module with a handheld remote. Holding this button until the LED flashes allows it to "sync" to a specific button on a 1, 4, or 12-channel remote control (a single button remote is included). - SIGNAL LED: Displays the status of the unit. It can show Green for a successful continuity test, Orange when armed and ready, or Red to indicate a low battery or a firing pulse being sent. - Quick-Connect Terminals: The red and black spring-loaded terminals are where the wires of an electric igniter (e-match or Talon igniter) are inserted. Use Cases: - Professional Pyrotechnics: Used for precisely timed fireworks displays where individual shells must be fired from different locations. - Airsoft and Paintball: Often used as a wireless "IED" or booby trap prop. Players hide the unit and attach a smoke grenade or small flash-bang (like a Mark V) to it, triggering it remotely when an opponent is nearby. - Film Special Effects: Used by SFX technicians to safely trigger small explosions, squibs, or smoke effects from a distance during filming. - Rocketry: Functions as a wireless launch controller for model rockets, allowing the operator to stand at a safe distance during ignition. NOTE: Fully operational device—2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-5.5cm x D-5cm)
- [Radio Controlled Sequential Detonator Hub - 24-Charge (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-controlled-sequential-detonator-hub-24-charge-custom-design-inertsimulated-operation-copy): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray device that can sequentially detonate up to 24 individual charges. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Pratical Features: - Illuminated "ARMED" indicator can be turned-ON/OFF via the included radio remote control fob. Tactical Use Cases: In real-world military applications, a 24-channel sequencer of this scale would be utilized by Combat Engineers (EOD/Sapper teams) for the following: - Obstacle & Abatis Clearance: To clear a wide path through reinforced beach obstacles or heavy forest "abatis," charges are set in a precise 24-point chain to ensure all obstructions are neutralized in a single, flowing wave, preventing the lead charge from damaging the subsequent firing circuits. - Runway & Bridge Denial: Used in "Scorched Earth" tactical withdrawals to systematically destroy a large runway or multi-span bridge. The sequencer ensures that structural supports are taken out in a specific order to cause a complete and irreparable collapse. - Large-Scale Claymore/Minefield Management: Portrays a central "Control Hub" for a complex defensive perimeter, allowing a single operator to fire 24 individual directional mines in a specific sequence to repel an advancing force from multiple angles. Civil Use Case: A device like this represents a Blasting Machine/Sequencer used in large-scale Civil Engineering or Industrial Demolition. NOTE: A suitable companion piece is the 8-Channel Programmable Radio Detonator Unit (Simulated)—available separately. (H-32cm x W-31cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Radio Controlled Sequential Detonator Hub - 8-Charge (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-controlled-sequential-detonator-hub-8-charge-custom-design-inertsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray device that can sequentially detonate up to 8 individual charges. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Pratical Features: - Dual illuminated radio receiver status LED indicators. - 16-press-release wire connections for detonation wire attachment (2-connections per charge). Tactical Use Cases: In real-world military applications, a 24-channel sequencer of this scale would be utilized by Combat Engineers (EOD/Sapper teams) for the following: - Obstacle & Abatis Clearance: To clear a wide path through reinforced beach obstacles or heavy forest "abatis," charges are set in a precise 24-point chain to ensure all obstructions are neutralized in a single, flowing wave, preventing the lead charge from damaging the subsequent firing circuits. - Runway & Bridge Denial: Used in "Scorched Earth" tactical withdrawals to systematically destroy a large runway or multi-span bridge. The sequencer ensures that structural supports are taken out in a specific order to cause a complete and irreparable collapse. - Large-Scale Claymore/Minefield Management: Portrays a central "Control Hub" for a complex defensive perimeter, allowing a single operator to fire 24 individual directional mines in a specific sequence to repel an advancing force from multiple angles. Civil Use Case: A device like this represents a Blasting Machine/Sequencer used in large-scale Civil Engineering or Industrial Demolition. NOTE: A suitable companion piece is the 8-Channel Programmable Radio Detonator Unit (Simulated)—available separately. (H-24.5cm x W-31cm x D-17cm)
- [Radio Detonator Unit - Graphite Gray (Custom Design - Simulated/Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-detonator-unit-graphite-gray-custom-design-simulatedoperation): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Intended to depict a radio detonation device of unique design. It features a red LED indicator that illuminates whenever the incorporated slide switch is moved downward—thus arming the device. Once armed, pressing the large pushbutton causes the LED to pulse—indicating that the detonation signal is being transmitted. Powered by a replaceable internal battery. Accessories Available Separately: - Radio Detonator Receivers - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes - Simulated (Inert) Explosives NOTE: 2-Units Available. (H-14cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Radio Detonator Unit With Switch Guard - Two-Tone Gray (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-detonator-unit-with-switch-guard-two-tone-gray-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970's to mid 1990's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. It includes a switch guard to prevent accidental actuation of the trigger switch. Once the switch guard has been opened, depressing the now exposed trigger switch causes an LED indicator to illuminate—signifying that the detonation signal has been transmitted. Accessories Available Separately: - Radio Detonator Receivers - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes - Simulated (Inert) Explosives (H-19cm x W-7cm x D-4.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Amplified Noise Cancelling CB Microphone Model 21-1177](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-amplified-noise-cancelling-cb-microphone-model-21-1177): Circa 1995 Use Case: Used with Citizens Band (CB) and amateur radio transceivers. The built-in amplifier boosts the user's voice (modulation) before transmission, a feature often desired for clearer communication over longer distances. The "noise cancelling" element helps filter out background noise in mobile or noisy environments. Historical Significance: A classic example of an after-market accessory for the popular CB radio hobby. Its features represent attempts to improve the performance of consumer-grade radio equipment. Radio Shack played a significant role in making this technology and associated accessories widely accessible to the American public.
- [RADIO SHACK Amplified VHF/UHF/FM Portable Antenna (15-1607)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-amplified-vhfuhffm-portable-antenna-15-1607): Circa 1992 This antenna is designed to boost VHF, UHF, and FM signals for improved reception on TVs, VCRs, or FM receivers. - Antenna connection is via a 1/8-Inch Phone plug. Use with most home electronics such as television receivers and VCRs will require an 1/8-Inch Phone plug to f-Pin adaptor to facilitate attachment the device's antenna connection. - Battery operated. (H-2cm x W-8cm x D-12cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Antenna with Magnetic Base](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-antenna-with-magnetic-base): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's
- [RADIO SHACK Archer Transistor Intercom Master (CAT. NO. 43-221)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-archer-transistor-intercom-master-cat-no-43-221): Circa 1974 This is a single intercom master station designed to selectively communicate with up to 3 satellite intercom stations (available separately). Use case: Provides two-way voice communication between up to three different locations within a home or small business, such as from a kitchen to a remote unit in a bedroom or garage. A person at either station can press a "CALL" button to send an alert tone to the other unit, and then use the "TALK" button to speak, utilizing the same speaker as a microphone. Historical significance: A classic example of affordable, consumer-grade home electronics sold through RADIO SHACK's extensive network of stores. It represents a time before modern Wi-Fi and smart devices, when simple, dedicated wired systems provided the convenience of internal communication for families and small offices. NOTE: This unit is part of a complete intercom system that comprises of 3 intercom stations, connection cables and original documentation/packaging. These additional items are available separately. (H-5cm x W-12cm x D-10cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Archer Transistor Intercom Station (CAT. NO. 43-221)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-archer-transistor-intercom-station-cat-no-43-221): Circa 1974 This is a single intercom station. It would normally be attached to a multi-station intercom system. Use case: Provides two-way voice communication between different locations within a home or small business, such as from a master unit in a kitchen to a remote unit in a bedroom or garage. A person at either station can press a "CALL" button to send an alert tone to the other unit, and then use the "TALK" button to speak, utilizing the same speaker as a microphone. Historical significance: A classic example of affordable, consumer-grade home electronics sold through RADIO SHACK's extensive network of stores. It represents a time before modern Wi-Fi and smart devices, when simple, dedicated wired systems provided the convenience of internal communication for families and small offices. NOTE: This unit is part of a complete intercom system that comprises of 2 additional intercom stations, a master intercom station, connection cables and original documentation/packaging. These additional items are available separately. (H-10.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-4cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Audio/Video Magnetic Tape Repair/Splicing Kit 44-8306](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-audiovideo-magnetic-tape-repairsplicing-kit-44-8306): Circa Late 1960's to Mid 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - For 1/4" and cassette tapes - In original packaging. (H-19cm x W-13cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Cellular Phone Vehicle Antenna (Magnetic Mount)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-cellular-phone-vehicle-antenna-magnetic-mount): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's A magnetic-mount antenna—a common accessory used for various mobile communication systems including early cellular phones, GMRS, FRS, CB, and amateur (ham) radios. Use Case: To improve signal reception and transmission by providing a high-gain, externally mounted antenna that utilizes a vehicle's metal roof as a ground plane. The magnetic base allows for easy installation and removal without permanent modification to the vehicle, making it ideal for temporary setups, company vehicles, or rental cars. Historical Significance: This antenna played a crucial role in the development of mobile connectivity, offering a practical solution for enhancing the limited range of early, low-power portable phones and radios. It represents an intermediate step between permanently installed "car phones" and the fully integrated antennas of modern digital handheld devices and vehicles, demonstrating an early consumer-friendly approach to improving wireless communication strength. (H-35.5cm x W-7cm x D-7cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Digital Sound Level Meter 33-2055 9](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-digital-sound-level-meter-33-2055-9): Circa 1994 - Battery powered (9-volt x1). - Fitted case available upon request. OWNER'S MANUAL (H-16cm x W-6cm x D-4cm)
- [RADIO SHACK DuoFone Telephone Answering System Model TAD-325 (Cat. No. 43-396)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-duofone-telephone-answering-system-model-tad-325-cat-no-43-396): Circa 1988 Use Case: Designed to provide a means to answer a landline telephone and record messages from callers. It used a dual-cassette system: a short, specialized, continuous-loop tape for the user's outgoing message and a second, longer tape, to record multiple incoming messages. The front panel controls allowed users to play, stop, rewind, erase, and backspace through messages, and it featured voice-operated recording capabilities (VOR). It was also touch-tone compatible, allowing users to remotely check messages from an external phone line using a security code. Historical Significance: A classic example of consumer electronics from the era before digital voicemail and integrated digital answering machines became standard. - Aesthetics: Its brown color scheme and wood-grain aesthetic were popular design choices in the 1980s meant to blend with home decor. - Technological Shift: It represents a key phase in the evolution of telephone communication technology, where physical magnetic tape was the standard for home message recording, eventually being replaced by digital memory solutions in the mid-to-late 1990s. - Accessibility: Devices like this became common household items, fundamentally changing how people interacted with phone calls and call screening, a major shift from the era when missing a call meant missing it permanently. (H-6cm x W-26cm x D-20cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Fone Flasher 2 Model 43-178A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-fone-flasher-2-model-43-178a): Circa 1987 Use Case: Used to provide a visual and audible alert for an incoming phone call on a traditional landline. It features a bright strobe light that flashes when the phone rings, making it ideal for individuals who are hard of hearing or for use in noisy environments like workshops, factories, or areas where quiet is required, such as a nursery or recording studio. A switch on the side allows the user to select between only the flasher, only the ringer, or both simultaneously. The device operates entirely from the phone line voltage and 120V AC power, requiring no batteries. Historical Significance: A practical, widely available solution for accessibility in an era dominated by landline telephones. It provided essential functionality for the hearing impaired or those in loud environments before the advent of mobile phones with vibrating alerts and other modern notification methods. It was a quintessential Radio Shack product, offering a simple, self-contained electronic gadget that fueled countless small businesses and households for decades. (H-14cm x W-7.5cm x D-5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Four-Channel Microphone Line Mixer 32-1106 (AKA: "Audio Interface Unit")](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-four-channel-microphone-line-mixer-32-1106-aka-quotaudio-interface-unitquot): Circa 1997 - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio, public address, and broadcast audio applications. Powered via 9-volt battery. - Original branding removed for a nondescript appearance. - Compatible audio cables available separately. OWNER'S MANUAL AND CATALOGUE LISTING
- [RADIO SHACK Genexxa CTR-96 Voice Actuated Compact Cassette Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-genexxa-ctr-96-voice-actuated-compact-cassette-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1990's - Compatible microphones, headphones, earbuds, cables and compact cassette tapes are available separately. (H-9cm x W-11cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Model 14-1178 Voice Actuated Micro Cassette Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-model-14-1178-voice-actuated-micro-cassette-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1990's - Original branding removed for a nondescript appearance. - Microphones, headphones, earbuds, cables and microcassette tapes are available separately. (H-12.5cm x W-c7m x D-2.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Multimode Laser Pointer (Dot & Line Laser - Red Beam)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-multimode-laser-pointer-dot-line-laser-red-beam): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A red-beam laser pointer featuring a two-control setup designed for presentations and technical work: - Round Activation Button: The primary trigger that turns the laser on and off. - Slide Switch (Dot/Line Mode): This control adjusts the internal lens. In one position, it produces a standard pinpoint dot; in the other, it refracts the beam into a horizontal or vertical line, which was marketed for leveling or highlighting text during a presentation. (H-7.5cm x W-4cm x D-1.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Next-Tech AM/FM Personal Stereo Radio Model 1219833](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-next-tech-amfm-personal-stereo-radio-model-1219833): Circa Early 2000's - Compatible headphones or earbuds are available separately. (H-10cm x W-4.5cm x D-2cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Optimus Omnidirectional Tie Clip Microphone 33-3013 (Lapel Microphone)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-optimus-omnidirectional-tie-clip-microphone-33-3013-lapel-microphone): Circa 1997 - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Can be adapted to 1/4" phone plug connection (adaptor available separately). Description: A high quality omni-directional microphone. It has an electret element that provides excellent frequency response and dynamic range, omni-directional pattern allows 360 degree sound pick up and a On/Off switch to save battery. Equipped with an 1/8-inch (3.5mm) plug and include accessory tie clip. Operates on an LR44 button cell battery. Will not operate off of phantom power. (H-1.5cm x W-0.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Port-A-Vision (Cat. No. 16-130) 5-inch Black & White Portable Television Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-port-a-vision-cat-no-16-130-5-inch-black-amp-white-portable-television-receiver): Circa 1985 - Designed for personal carry or vehicle use. - Features under cabinet mounting intended for recreational vehicle or home use via the included removable mounting device (available upon request). - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - 1/8-inch phone plug receptacle for use with accessory earphones or headphones (available separately). - AC or DC operation (see below). - DC operation possible if coupled with an optional accessory 12-14-volt DC power source such as a vehicle 12-volt system or portable 12-volt DC battery. (H-16cm x W-16cm x D-18cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Realistic Amplified Shortwave Antenna Model 20-280](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-realistic-amplified-shortwave-antenna-model-20-280): Circa 1994 An indoor active antenna system designed to enhance the reception of shortwave and broadcast radio signals. Use Case: Used with portable shortwave receivers to improve the clarity and strength of weak or distant stations, often rivaling the performance of an outdoor antenna. It connects to the radio via an audio cable (or by clipping an adapter to the radio's telescopic antenna). The controls allow the user to adjust RF gain (amplification) and fine-tune the signal's frequency (tuning and band selectors) to minimize static and noise before the signal reaches the radio. Historical Significance: A classic accessory from the golden age of shortwave listening (SWL) and a popular product in the vast Realistic lineup. It represents an era when hobbyists relied on affordable, dedicated equipment to tune into international broadcasts and distant signals. The product is noted for its surprisingly good performance for an indoor unit and its durable design. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-012cm x W-10cm x D-4.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Realistic CB Dynamic Microphone Model 21-1172C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-realistic-cb-dynamic-microphone-model-21-1172c): Circa 1995 An omni-directional, handheld microphone accessory for compatible Citizens Band (CB) radios. Use Case: Used for voice communication with a CB radio transceiver in mobile or base station setups. The user holds the microphone and uses a push-to-talk (PTT) switch on the side of the unit to transmit their voice. The microphone has a 5-pin DIN connector designed specifically for certain Realistic and RADIO SHACK brand CB models. Historical Significance: An iconic accessory from the era when CB radio was a popular form of communication for hobbyists and professional drivers. As part of the Realistic product line from RADIO SHACK, it was an accessible and popular choice, representing the company's significant role in providing affordable consumer electronics and accessories to a mass market. NOTE: 3-Units Available. (H-8cm x W-6cm x D-4cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Realistic Plug'n Talk FM Wireless Intercom Model 43-207A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-realistic-plugn-talk-fm-wireless-intercom-model-43-207a): Circa 1987 Designed to use a building's electrical wiring to transmit audio signals, enabling voice communication between rooms without needing additional dedicated wiring. Use Case: Provides convenient two-way voice communication within a home or small business. Users plug units into standard wall outlets in different rooms and use the "CALL" button to page another unit or the "TALK" button for conversation. Historical Significance: The RADIO SHACK Plug'n Talk series was a popular, accessible solution for in-home communication. It represents a key phase in consumer electronics history where powerline communication technology provided simple, "plug-and-play" solutions before the prevalence of Wi-Fi and modern smart home intercom systems. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-5cm x W-15cm x D-10cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Realistic Voice Actuated FM Transceiver Model TRC-506](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-realistic-voice-actuated-fm-transceiver-model-trc-506): Circa 1993 A compact, hands-free personal communication system, operating on the 49 MHz frequency band. Use Case: Designed for hands-free, short-range, two-way FM communication, functioning essentially as a walkie-talkie integrated into a headset. Users could activate transmission either by pressing a "Push to Talk" (PTT) button or using the "VOX" (Voice Actuated Transmit) feature, which automatically broadcasted when the user spoke into the attached microphone. It was marketed for recreational or simple coordination tasks where users needed both hands free, like working in a garden, coordinating a move, or as a toy for children. Each unit typically used one 9V battery for power. Historical Significance: A minor, yet functional part of the extensive "TRC" series of citizens band (CB) and personal communication radios that were a staple of RADIO SHACK's business during the 1970s and 80s. Its primary significance lies in its implementation of Voice Operated Transmit (VOX) in a small, affordable consumer device, a feature typically found on more expensive or professional equipment. It represents the era when personal communication devices were becoming more accessible and moving beyond simple PTT functionality, demonstrating early consumer interest in hands-free operation. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Realistic Voice Actuated FM Transceiver Walkie-Talkie TRC-500 (CAT. NO. 21-400)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-realistic-voice-actuated-fm-transceiver-walkie-talkie-trc-500-cat-no-21-400): Circa 1984 A hands-free, consumer-grade, two-way FM radio communication system operating on the 49 MHz frequency band. Use Case: Designed for short-range, personal communication, such as between two people in different rooms of a house, between a parent and child playing nearby, or for use by film crews on a closed set (gaining pop culture significance after being featured in Stranger Things). The key feature is the voice-actuated (VOX)operation, which automatically transmits when the user speaks into the headset microphone, allowing for completely hands-free use. A push-to-talk (PTT) option is also available. Historical Significance: This device is a notable example of the innovative, yet affordable, personal communication systems sold by RADIO SHACK during its peak years. It showcased early attempts at integrating hands-free VOX technology into a consumer product, moving beyond simple push-to-talk walkie-talkies. It represents a step in the evolution of personal communication gadgets that preceded the ubiquitous use of mobile phones and modern Bluetooth headsets. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Smart2 Model 22-175B (AKA: Micronta 22-175B) - Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-smart2-model-22-175b-aka-micronta-22-175b-digital-multimeter): Circa 1992 to 1994 A true RMS digital benchtop multimeter. It was designed as a "serious" entry-level lab instrument, offering advanced features in a compact, portable housing. Use Cases: This multimeter is used for precise electrical measurements where standard "average-responding" meters might be inaccurate, particularly on non-sinusoidal waveforms. - Electronics Design & Prototyping: Ideal for hobbyists and engineers needing to measure transistor gain (hFE), capacitance, and frequency on a stable benchtop platform. - Audio Equipment Repair: The True RMS capability is critical for accurately measuring AC signals in audio amplifiers and power supplies. - Component Sorting: Features dedicated front-panel slots for directly inserting and testing diodes, capacitors, and transistors without the need for test leads. - Field Service: While built as a benchtop unit, its lightweight design and integrated handle/stand make it suitable for on-site industrial maintenance. Historical Significance: The 22-175B is significant as one of RADIOSHACK's most capable and well-built digital meters of the 1990s. It brought True RMS and (hFE) testing to a consumer-accessible price point, bridging the gap between basic handhelds and expensive professional bench meters from brands like FLUKE or HP. It is remembered for its durability, with many units still functioning accurately over 30 years later. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. (H-7cm x W-18.5cm x D-12cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Telephone Tester 43-114](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-telephone-tester-43-114): Circa 1985 Use Case: Designed to provide a fast and convenient way to test the basic functions of private telephones and answering machines without needing the central office (CO) line or expensive professional equipment. It performs multiple diagnostic functions: - Cord Test: Checks the continuity of line cords and handset cords. - Loop Test: Verifies the phone's switch-hook impedance (resistance) is within the acceptable range for a central office connection. - Dial Test: Checks the accuracy of both touch-tone (DTMF) and rotary pulse dialing speed/ratio. - Ringer Test: Simulates the ringing voltage (45V or 90V RMS) to ensure the phone's ringer works. - Transmit/Receive Test: Checks the audio levels sent and received by the handset to ensure proper microphone and speaker function. - Answering Device Test: The AUX jack allowed testing of external devices like answering machines or fax machines. Motion Picture & Television Production: Used by Prop Departments to trigger phone ring tones and enable direct talk-paths. This allows actors on a set to hear scripted dialogue from other actors off-screen and also provide the ability to ring a phone on-camera as required. Included Accessories: - Telephone Extension Line Supply Reel (additional reels available separately). NOTE: An identical unit bundled with different accessories is available. (H-38cm x W-40cm x D-20.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Telephone Tester 43-114 (with Attached Telephone Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-telephone-tester-43-114-with-attached-telephone-set): Circa 1985 Use Case: Designed to provide a fast and convenient way to test the basic functions of private telephones and answering machines without needing the central office (CO) line or expensive professional equipment. It performs multiple diagnostic functions: - Cord Test: Checks the continuity of line cords and handset cords. - Loop Test: Verifies the phone's switch-hook impedance (resistance) is within the acceptable range for a central office connection. - Dial Test: Checks the accuracy of both touch-tone (DTMF) and rotary pulse dialing speed/ratio. - Ringer Test: Simulates the ringing voltage (45V or 90V RMS) to ensure the phone's ringer works. - Transmit/Receive Test: Checks the audio levels sent and received by the handset to ensure proper microphone and speaker function. - Answering Device Test: The AUX jack allowed testing of external devices like answering machines or fax machines. Motion Picture & Television Production: Used by Prop Departments to trigger phone ring tones and enable direct talk-paths. This allows actors on a set to hear scripted dialogue from other actors off-screen and also provide the ability to ring a phone on-camera as required. This particular unit has custom a convenience telephone set mounted to it. Included Accessories: - Telephone Extension Line Supply Reel (additional reels available separately). - Operator's Manual. NOTE: An identical unit bundled with different accessories is available. (H-38cm x W-40cm x D-20.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Translucent LCD Desktop Clock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-translucent-lcd-desktop-clock): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's A minimalist Desktop LCD Clock. It features a unique industrial-style metal frame and a "transparent" (translucent) LCD display that appears clear when not catching the light. (H-11.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Two Telephone Line Selector](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-two-telephone-line-selector): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: A passive device designed to connect two different telephone lines to a single phone. A user would manually switch the blue slider between "Line 1" and "Line 2" depending on which line they wished to use. This saved space and money by eliminating the need for a dedicated two-line phone or a second phone entirely in small offices or homes that maintained separate lines for business, data (like an early modem or fax), or personal use. Historical Significance: This accessory is historically significant as a quintessential RADIO SHACK product; a simple, practical, and affordable electronic solution for a common household or small business problem during the height of landline telephony. Before multi-line phones became common and integrated digital services existed, accessories like this selector were essential utility items found in the iconic "parts and pieces" stores that fueled the experimentation of countless hobbyists and small business owners. Included Accessories: - AC Power Adaptor—12-Volt DC. (H-4cm x W-10cm x D-7cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Video Enhancer/Stereo Audio Mixer 15-1961](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-shack-video-enhancerstereo-audio-mixer-15-1961): Circa 1993 - Battery operated. - Requisite RCA cables available separately. (H-4.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [Radio Transmitter Dummy Load - Generic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radio-transmitter-dummy-load-generic): Circa Mid 1990's Use Case: Test equipment used in amateur (ham) radio, commercial, and engineering applications to safely absorb radio frequency (RF) energy from a transmitter or signal generator during testing. Instead of radiating the signal into an antenna, the dummy load acts as a resistive, non-inductive 50-ohm electrical substitute, converting the RF energy into heat, which is then dissipated by the cooling fins. This allows technicians to perform accurate measurements of transmitter output power, check for proper operation, and tune equipment without interfering with the airwaves or damaging the equipment. Historical Significance: The dummy load is an essential and fundamental tool in radio engineering, enabling safe and controlled testing since the early days of radio transmission. (H-14cm x W-5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RADIOMETER COPENHAGEN PHM82 Standard pH Meter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radiometer-copenhagen-phm82-standard-ph-meter): Circa 1980's A precision laboratory instrument used to measure the hydrogen ion activity (acidity or alkalinity) of liquid solutions. Use Case: Primarily used in research and development facilities, university laboratories, and medical settings. It is typically part of a larger titration workstation used for accurate aerobic or anaerobic titrations. The PHM82 can function as a standalone meter or serve as the measuring "brain" for an automated titration system when connected to a TTT 80 Titrator (available separately) and an ABU 80 Autoburette. Historical Significance: Produced by RADIOMETER, a company founded in 1935 that pioneered electrochemical and blood gas analysis instrumentation. The TTT 80 was a key component in early automated titration systems, allowing for precise control where the delivery rate of titrant is lowered as the sample's pH nears the final value to ensure high accuracy and shorter titration times. NOTE: A compatible companion device—RADIOMETER COPENHAGEN TTT 80 Titrator—is available separately. (H-9.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-22cm)
- [RADIOMETER COPENHAGEN TTT 80 Titrator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radiometer-copenhagen-ttt-80-titrator): Circa 1980's A laboratory instrument designed to automate titrations by regulating the addition of titrant to a sample to reach a fixed end-point. Titration is the process of automatically and precisely measuring the concentration of a substance in a liquid sample. Use Case: Primarily used in research and development facilities, university laboratories, and medical settings. It is typically part of a larger titration workstation used for accurate aerobic or anaerobic titrations. It must be connected to an external pH meter (like the PHM 82—available separately) and an autoburette (like the ABU 80) to function. Historical Significance: Produced by RADIOMETER, a company founded in 1935 that pioneered electrochemical and blood gas analysis instrumentation. The TTT 80 was a key component in early automated titration systems, allowing for precise control where the delivery rate of titrant is lowered as the sample's pH nears the final value to ensure high accuracy and shorter titration times. NOTE: A compatible companion device—RADIOMETER COPENHAGEN PHM82 Standard pH Meter—is available separately. (H-5.5cm x W-30cm x D-22cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Mini Fluorescent Flashlight](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/radioshack-mini-fluorescent-flashlight): Circa Late 1990's The RADIOSHACK Mini Fluorescent Flashlight (a rebranded OSRAM Dulux) is a 1990s-era portable light. Unlike standard flashlights of that time which used incandescent bulbs, this utilized a small U-shaped fluorescent tube to provide a broad, even "flood" of light. Uses 2-"AA" batteries. Use Cases: - Close-Up Task Lighting: The soft, diffused beam makes it excellent for reading maps, working on electronics, or searching through deep cabinets where a harsh spotlight would cause too much glare. - Emergency Preparedness: A popular choice for home power outages because the fluorescent tube is more energy-efficient than contemporary incandescent bulbs, extending battery life during long blackouts. - Automotive Maintenance: Frequently kept in glove boxes for roadside emergencies or for providing hands-free ambient light when tucked into a corner of the engine bay. (H-6.5cm x W-9cm x D-2cm)
- [RAINBOW Dynamo (Bulb) Flash Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rainbow-dynamo-bulb-flash-unit): Circa Early 1960's to Mid 1960's - This unit features a common collapsible reflector design that were manufactured in the 1950's to the 1960's. - It incorporates several metal, inter-leafed reflector segments, that when fanned-out and locked, formed a parabolic reflector—which significantly reduced the flash unit's size for storage and transport. - Unit does not provide any camera mounting options and must be used hand-held. (H-22cm x W-14.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [RANDTRONICS Dish Antenna Position Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/randtronics-dish-antenna-position-control-panel): Circa Mid 1960's to Late 1970's (ESTIMATED) Used to remotely steer large dish antennas in azimuth (horizontal direction) and elevation (vertical direction). Use Case: This panel provides manual control over a large antenna system's orientation. The controls allowed an operator to: - Set and monitor the antenna's current position using the "Position" dials and meters for both Azimuth and Elevation. - Manually steer the dish using the "Rate" dials and controls ("CW" for clockwise, "CCW" for counter-clockwise, "Up," and "Down"). - Monitor "Track Error," indicating how far the dish is off its intended target. - Engage safety interlocks ("DRIVE INTERLOCK," "COW LIMIT" (presumably CW limit), "UP/DOWN LIMIT") and activate the "EMERGENCY STOP" feature. These functions are critical in applications like satellite tracking, telemetry, military surveillance, and radio astronomy, where precise aiming is necessary to capture signals from specific points in the sky. Historical Significance: This panel is a significant example of specialized, application-specific control technology from the Cold War era. - Specialized Systems: The panel's design points toward use in highly technical, potentially defense-related, or scientific installations, such as those associated with ground stations for satellite communication or large research telescopes. - Manual Control: It highlights a period when such complex positioning systems relied heavily on direct human interaction and detailed manual control, predating the highly automated, computer-driven systems prevalent today. - RANDTRONICS Legacy: The original RANDTRONICS company (unrelated to the modern data security firm of the same name) was involved in specialized electronics for these types of high-precision applications. (H-44.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-22.5cm)
- [RAY JEFFERSON 7878 VHF FM 55 Channel 25 Watt Marine Radio](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ray-jefferson-7878-vhf-fm-55-channel-25-watt-marine-radio): Circa 1988 A fixed-mount communication transceiver designed for watercraft. Use Case: This radio provides essential voice communication for marine vessels, operating on VHF (Very High Frequency) marine band channels. - Communication: It allows boat operators to communicate with other nearby boats, marinas, bridges, and the United States Coast Guard or other rescue authorities. - Emergency Channel: The dedicated "PRI" (Priority) button likely switches immediately to Channel 16, the international distress and calling frequency. - Weather Monitoring: The "WX" (Weather) button provides access to NOAA weather channels to receive severe weather alerts and forecasts. - Scanning: The "SCAN" function allows the user to monitor multiple channels sequentially, while "DUAL" allows monitoring two channels simultaneously, typically Channel 16 and a working channel. - Power: The unit operates at 25 watts, a standard power output for VHF marine radios, with a low power setting available for short-range communication in harbors or marinas to avoid interference. Historical Significance: Devices like the Ray Jefferson 7878M represents a period of significant standardization and technological adoption in marine safety and communication. - VHF Dominance: The widespread adoption of affordable, reliable VHF/FM radios like this one largely replaced older, less reliable AM radiotelephones and direction finding (RDF) radios. - Safety Net: The consistent monitoring of Channel 16 became a crucial safety net for mariners before the ubiquity of personal satellite communication devices or GPS-enabled distress beacons. - Design: The radio's durable, plastic construction and compact size made it suitable for the harsh marine environment and easy to mount in small boat cockpits. Accessories Available Separately; - Hand Mics. (H-7cm x W-22cm x D-26cm)
- [RAYCHEM ED-7-004 Transformer/Mini-Ray Continuous Heat Gun](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/raychem-ed-7-004-transformermini-ray-continuous-heat-gun): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A specialized power control unit/transformer and IR-1759 MiniRay infrared heating tool. This system is used for precise, repeatable application of heat to SolderSleeve devices and heat-shrinkable products in high-reliability industries. Use Cases: - Aerospace & Defense: Widely used for creating high-performance wiring harnesses and terminations for aircraft and military equipment. - Bench-top Production: Designed for stationary use in electronics assembly, where consistent heat levels are required for discrete component processing. - Electronics Maintenance: Ideal for installing MiniSeal splices and SolderTacts contacts in confined or sensitive areas. Operation: Product Placement: Slide the SolderSleeve or heat-shrink tubing over the wire or component being joined. Heating Sequence: - Manual Mode: Pull the trigger switch on the gun handle. The infrared lamp energizes and stays on only while the trigger is depressed. - Automatic/Pre-set Mode: If using advanced ED-7 series controllers, you can pre-set the specific power level and heating time (typically 15–30 seconds) to ensure every connection is identical. Observation: Use the optical filter on the gun's aperture to safely watch the heating process. The solder will melt and the sleeve will shrink once the target temperature (approx. 500°C) is reached. Cooling: Release the trigger and allow the joint to cool undisturbed for several seconds to ensure a strong, watertight seal. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-17cm x W-16cm x D-12cm)
- [RCA Air Amplified Ultra-Thin Multi-Directional HDTV Antenna ANT1150F](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-air-amplified-ultra-thin-multi-directional-hdtv-antenna-ant1150f): Circa 2014 Installation: - Connects to a TV via a coaxial cable screwed into the TV's "Antenna In" or "RF In" port. - Requires external power from an electrical outlet. - After physical connection, position the antenna optimally for signal reception and perform a channel scan using your TV's menu to access free over-the-air broadcasts. (H-32cm x W-33cm x D-1cm)
- [RCA ColorTrak 13-Inch (Tabletop) Color Television](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-colortrak-13-inch-tabletop-color-television): Circa Early 1980's to Mid 1980's - 13-inch color picture tube. - A medium-quality tabletop color television receiver. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source if coupled with a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) video convertor unit and a RF adaptor for connection to the device's external antenna connection (available separately). - AC powered only. (H-35.5cm x W-39cm x D-40cm)
- [RCA CPR 250 Video Camcorder (VHS)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-cpr-250-video-camcorder-vhs): Circa 1986 to 1989 Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Included Accessories: - RCA Rechargeable Battery Pack - RCA AC Adapter/Charger - RCA RF Adapter (RF breakout box) - RCA Camcorder Carrying Case (fitted hard-case) - RCA Camcorder Shoulder Strap OWNER'S MANUAL Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-23cm x W-11.5cm x D-34cm)
- [RCA Model ZS510J Portable Reel-to-Reel Audio Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-model-zs510j-portable-reel-to-reel-audio-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1969 - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence-gathering applications. - Battery or AC-operated. - Includes a 3" take-up reel, blank tape, removable lid and AC power cord. - Equipped with 1/8" phone inputs for AUX (auxiliary input) and MIC. - Also features a 1/8" phone EAR (earphone) output and a sub-miniature phone REMOTE connection for use of a start/stop remote control (available separately). - Includes a collapsible carrying handle. - Compatible microphones are also available separately. (H-16.5cm x W-28cm x D-7cm)
- [RCA RP3722 AM/FM Dual Wake Digital Clock Radio](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-rp3722-amfm-dual-wake-digital-clock-radio): Circa Early 2000's A versatile bedside clock featuring two independent alarms. Includes interchangeable faceplates to customize the unit in 3-translucent colors: Light Gray, Pale Green or Pale Blue. Key Features: - Dual Wake: Allows two people to set separate alarm times. - Battery Backup: Uses 2 "AA" batteries (or sometimes a 9V, depending on exact revision) to maintain settings during power outages. - Grad-U-Wake: The alarm volume starts low and increases gradually to prevent a sudden, jarring wake-up. Quick Setup Guide: Setting the Time: - Find the TIME SET button or switch on the unit (often located at the bottom or top). - Press and hold the "Set Time" button while using the HOUR and MIN (or TUNE/TIME) buttons to adjust the digits. - Pay close attention to the AM/PM indicator on the display to ensure the correct half of the day is set. Setting the Alarms (Wake 1 & Wake 2): - Press and hold the WAKE 1 or WAKE 2 button. - While holding the wake button, use the HOUR and MIN buttons to set your desired alarm time. - Release the button to save the time. Press the wake button repeatedly to toggle between waking to a buzzer (Beep), radio (Music), or turning the alarm Off. Using the Nap Timer: - Press the NAP button once; the display will show a default duration (typically 20 minutes). - While the indicator is flashing, use the tuning or hour/min buttons to adjust the time, usually between 10 minutes and 2 hours. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-12cm x W-13cm x D-14cm)
- [RCA Stereo 8 Playback Deck Model YZD2015E](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-stereo-8-playback-deck-model-yzd2015e): Circa 1970's - Requires connection to an amplified stereo system (available separately). - AC powered. - Eight-track tapes available separately. (H-8cm x W-16cm x D-25cm)
- [RCA Universal Remote Control RCU500](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rca-universal-remote-control-rcu500): Circa 1994 Designed to manage a variety of infrared-controlled home entertainment components. Specific devices it is designed to control include: - Televisions (TV) - VCRs (VCR1, VCR2) - Cable Boxes (CABLE) - Satellite Receivers (SAT) - Audio Equipment (AUDIO) - LaserDisc Players (LD) INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-22.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [RDX Explosive Drum - Upper Section (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rdx-explosive-drum-upper-section-custom-design-inertsimulated): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray the exposed top of a buried drum of RDX explosive. Alternately, the lid can be removed from the short section of drum, and installed onto an unaltered drum by removing/reinstalling the incorporated retaining ring. RDX (Research Department Explosive), one of the most powerful military high-explosives. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Military & Strategic Use Cases: - Mass Munitions Filling: Bulk RDX is a primary "filler" for large-scale ordnance, including aerial bombs, torpedoes, and naval depth charges. For example, the famous WWII "Bouncing Bombs" used in the Dambusters Raid each contained over 6,000 lbs of RDX-based mixtures. - Base Material for Plastic Explosives: RDX is the core energetic ingredient in C-4 (91% RDX) and Semtex. Drums would be found at manufacturing facilities where the raw RDX is stabilized with plasticizers and oils to create these malleable explosives. - Strategic Stockpiling: Because RDX is highly stable at room temperature and resistant to small arms fire, it is ideal for long-term storage in secure military magazines or underground bunkers, often kept as a raw crystalline powder before being mixed for specific missions. Industrial & Civil Use Cases: - Large-Scale Demolition: RDX is used in controlled demolitions to raze massive structures like steel bridges or high-rise buildings. Its high "brisance" (shattering effect) makes it superior for cutting through heavy structural steel. - Heavy Mining & Quarrying: In the mining industry, RDX-based charges are used for tunnel excavation and mineral extraction, particularly when dealing with extremely hard rock that requires more power than standard commercial dynamite. - Oil & Gas Exploration: RDX is utilized in the energy sector for seismic explorationand as a component in specialized shaped charges used to perforate well casings deep underground. NOTE: Incorporated yellow blasting cap wires are removable. (H-60.5cm x W-60.5cm x D-8cm)
- [REALISTIC 200 OHM Handheld/Desktop Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-200-ohm-handhelddesktop-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Feature a combined 1/8" phone plug (microphone input) and sub-miniature (remote start/stop) connections. - Compatible with many portable compact cassette recorders. - Desk stand available upon request. (H-12.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [REALISTIC 33-1050 Ultra Slim 600 OHM Handheld/Desktop Condenser Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-33-1050-ultra-slim-600-ohm-handhelddesktop-condenser-microphone): Circa 1975 - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/4" phone plug connection. - Includes microphone table stand, storage case and foam wind screen (x2). (H-15cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [REALISTIC AM/FM Stereo Mate Portable Radio Model No. 12-722](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-amfm-stereo-mate-portable-radio-model-no-12-722): Circa 1988 - Compatible headphones or earbuds are available separately. (H-10cm x W-12cm x D-3.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Apollo FM-91 Wireless Microphone CAT. NO. 33-1048A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-apollo-fm-91-wireless-microphone-cat-no-33-1048a): Circa 1976 - Designed to transmit over short distances on FM radio. (H-15cm x W-2.5cm x D-4cm)
- [REALISTIC Battery Operated Stereo Preamp 42-8930 (Record Player Preamp)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-battery-operated-stereo-preamp-42-8930-record-player-preamp): Circa 1980's - Requires a stereo phono (RCA) audio patch cable (for device output) available separately.
- [REALISTIC Condenser Microphone Lavalier Tie Clip Model 33-1056 (Lapel Microphone)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-condenser-microphone-lavalier-tie-clip-model-33-1056-lapel-microphone): Circa 1976 - 1/4" phone plug connection. - Can be adapted to 1/8" phone plug connection (adaptor available separately). (H-2cm x W-1cm x D-1cm)
- [REALISTIC Dynamic Handheld Microphone MC-1000](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-dynamic-handheld-microphone-mc-1000): Circa 1969 - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Compatible with devices equipped with a 1/8" phone connection microphone input. (H-13cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Magnetic Tape Bulk Eraser Cat. #44-210](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-magnetic-tape-bulk-eraser-cat-44-210): Circa 1976 to Late 1980's - Operational device. - USE WITH CAUTION: Produces an intense magnetic field. (H-11.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Micro-Sonic Speaker-Amplifier 277-1008](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-micro-sonic-speaker-amplifier-277-1008): Circa 1968 - Amplified external speaker. - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. (H-9cm x W-5.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Pillow Speaker 33-206](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-pillow-speaker-33-206): Circa 1977 - Compatible with devices equipped with a 1/8" phone connection ear/speaker output jack. (H-1.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Stereo Amplified Listener 33-1093](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-stereo-amplified-listener-33-1093): Circa 1997 - Amplified listening device to aid with mild hearing impairment. - Battery operated. - 1/8" phone plug connection. OWNER'S MANUAL (H-10cm x W-7cm x D-2cm)
- [REALISTIC Stereo Cassette Adapter for 8-Track Players 12-1875](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-stereo-cassette-adapter-for-8-track-players-12-1875): Circa 1987 - Provides playback of compact cassettes in an 8-track player. - 2-units available. (H-4.5cm x W-11cm x D-24.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Tie Tack Back Electret Condenser Microphone Model 33-1052 (Lapel Microphone)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-tie-tack-back-electret-condenser-microphone-model-33-1052-lapel-microphone): Circa 1985 - Microphone lapel clip included. - NOTE: Connection plug has been removed. (H-1cm x W-0.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Transistorized Stereo Mike Mixer Cat. No. 33-920](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-transistorized-stereo-mike-mixer-cat-no-33-920): Circa 1970 - Suitable for audio visual and evidence gathering applications. - All input connections are compatible with 1/4" phone plug cables. - Features 4 microphone inputs and 1 stereo line level output using phono/RCA connections. - Compatible microphones/cables are available separately. (H-5.5cm x W-15cm x D-9.5cm)
- [REALISTIC Universal Remote Control Model 15-1901](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/realistic-universal-remote-control-model-15-1901): Circa 1988 - Designed to control a variety of home entertainment devices from different brands. - IR codes can be "learned" from other IR remotes—integrating their functionality—providing remote control of multiple different devices. INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-22.5cm x W-8cm x D-4cm)
- [RECORD-A-CALL Automatic Telephone Answering System Model Auto 60](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/record-a-call-automatic-telephone-answering-system-model-auto-60): Circa 1976 Use Case: Designed to answer a landline telephone automatically when the user was unavailable. The machine played a pre-recorded outgoing message from the user and then recorded the caller's message onto a cassette tape. Key features included: - Call Screening: Users can listen to callers' messages in real time and choose whether to answer the call. - Message Monitoring: The "VOL-MONITOR" switch on the front allowed users to adjust the volume to listen to the room (acting as a baby monitor) or to monitor calls as they were recorded. - Controls: The front dial allowed selection of functions like "Answer," "Announce," "Playback," and "Record". Historical Significance: - Mainstream Adoption: This machine represents the period when answering machines became a mainstream household appliance. Before devices like this were widely available, missing a call meant permanent loss of contact. - Proto-Social Media: The machine helped shape modern communication norms by introducing the expectation of continuous availability and allowing users to "surveil" callers via call screening. - Changing Etiquette: Answering machines changed telephone etiquette, forcing callers to interact with a machine's recorded voice rather than a live person, a cultural shift that preceded digital voicemail and modern communication systems. Included Accessories: - Announcement and Message Cassette Tapes (x1 each). (H-10cm x W-31cm x D-24cm)
- [RECORD-A-CALL Dynamic Handheld/Desktop Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/record-a-call-dynamic-handhelddesktop-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, office and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Intended for use with the Record-a-Call Automatic Telephone Answering System Model Auto 60 (available), as well as various tape recorders. (H-6.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Record Player/Turntable Accessories - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/record-playerturntable-accessories-assorted): Circa 1970's Items: - Bottle of Stylus Cleaning Solution with Attached Stylus Brush - Stylus Cleaning Brushes (x3) - DECCA Electrostatic Record Cleaning Brush with Stand - 45 RPM to 33 1/3 RPM Spindle Adaptors (Aluminum Dome Adapter, Plastic Dome Adapter, Metal Spider Adapter and Metal Pfanstiehl Adapter) - Tonearm Cartridge Holder - Phono Cartridge
- [Recordable DVD Discs Set (100+ Discs)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/recordable-dvd-discs-set-100-discs): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Rented as a set. - Over 100 discs. (H-12cm x W-12cm x D-0.1cm)
- [RECOTON Color TV Antenna (Analog Use)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/recoton-color-tv-antenna-analog-use): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's - Can be used for both TV (VHF/UHF) and FM receiver reception. - Connection is made from the coaxial cable attached to the antenna to the "Antenna In" or "RF In" port on a television or VCR. - Use with FM receivers may require a female F-Pin to antenna-lug adaptor. (H-22cm x W-17.5cm x D-12.5cm)
- [RECOTON IR100 Wireless Remote Control Extender System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/recoton-ir100-wireless-remote-control-extender-system): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's An audio/video accessory designed to relay infrared (IR) remote signals through walls, floors, and other obstructions using radio frequency (RF) technology. General Description: This system consists of 2 transmitters and a receiver. The transmitter units captures the IR signal from your standard remote and converts it into an RF signal. This signal is then sent to the receiver unit, which converts it back into an IR signal to control your hidden devices, such as cable boxes, stereos, or DVD players. Origins and History: - Introduced: This system was popular in the mid-to-late 1990s and early 2000s, during the peak of home satellite and multi-room audio-video setups. - Significance: It was a pioneering solution for "hidden" home theaters before the widespread adoption of smart home technology or integrated RF remotes. It allowed users to hide bulky equipment in cabinets or separate rooms while maintaining full control. Included Accessories: - AC Power adaptor (3) (H-cm x W-cm x D-cm)
- [RECOTON Video Repeater System Model 910GP (3-Piece set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/recoton-video-repeater-system-model-910gp-3-piece-set): Circa Early 1990's to Mid 1990's Designed to transmit audio and/or video signals wirelessly from a source device to a remote receiver. Installation Instructions: Placement: Position the two transmitters strategically near your audio/video sources (e.g., TV, stereo receiver, VCR/DVD player) and the receiver near your target display/speakers. Power: Connect the power adapters for both transmitters and the receiver to a standard wall outlet. Audio/Video Source Connection (Transmitters): Connect one end of an RCA (Phono) audio patch cable to the source and the other end to the corresponding analog input on each transmitter (audio and video). Headphone Jack: For sources with only a headphone jack for audio signal, you will need a headphone adapter plug to connect to the transmitter's audio input. Warning: Do NOT connect transmitters to speaker outputs of an audio source, as this can damage the transmitter. Audio/Video Output Connection (Receiver): Connect the audio/video output of the receiver to your display device (e.g., TV) using additional RCA (Phono) cables. Testing and Adjustment: Turn on your audio/video sources and adjust levels and settings on both the transmitters and receiver to optimize sound and picture quality, minimizing interference. System Components: - 2-Audio/Video Receivers. - 1-Audio/Video Transmitter. (H-10cm x W-12cm x D-12.5cm)
- [REELANCE Thread-O-Matic Standard-8mm/Super-8mm 200' Film Reel and Can - Metal - Light Blue Metallic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/reelance-thread-o-matic-standard-8mmsuper-8mm-200-film-reel-and-can-metal-light-blue-metallic): Circa Late 1950's to Mid 1960's Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-12.7cm x W-12.7cm x D-1cm)
- [REGAL RMT108 Signal Tap - 8-Output](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/regal-rmt108-signal-tap-8-output): Circa 2016 An 8-output directional signal tap used for distributing RF signals in cable television (CATV) and broadband communication networks. Use Cases: - Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs): Ideal for distributing cable TV and high-speed internet to up to eight individual apartments or units from a single entry point. - Commercial & Institutional Buildings: Used in schools, hotels, and office complexes to provide simultaneous access to a central cable feed for multiple rooms or workstations. - Main Line Signal Distribution: Taps are installed along a main "hardline" feeder cable. They take a small portion of the signal (attenuated by 14 dB) for local "drops" to homes while passing the bulk of the signal further down the line with minimal loss. - Signal Balancing for Unequal Cable Runs: Taps are used when cable runs to different rooms vary significantly in length. By placing a tap on a shorter run, you can ensure that devices at both the short and long ends receive roughly the same signal strength. - Outdoor Network Infrastructure: Designed for durability, these units are mounted on utility poles or in pedestals to handle harsh environmental conditions while maintaining network integrity. NOTE: 5-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-4cm x D-6.5cm)
- [RENWICK Briefcase - Leather - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/renwick-briefcase-leather-black): Circa 1990's Genuine leather with dual rotary combination locks. (H-35.5cm x W-43cm x D-13.5cm)
- [RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIM) BlackBerry Bold Model 9000](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/research-in-motion-rim-blackberry-bold-model-9000): Circa 2009 Use Case: A high-end smartphone for "successful professionals", offering advanced features for productivity and communication. It combined RESEARCH IN MOTION's (RIM) core strengths in secure, push-based email and a physical QWERTY keyboard with modern multimedia and connectivity options. Users could utilize it for voice calls, fast web browsing via 3G HSDPA and Wi-Fi, GPS navigation, document editing, and listening to music through a 3.5mm headphone jack. Historical Significance: - Flagship Device: It was the launch model for the "Bold" series, BlackBerry's third major flagship product line, which aimed to compete with growing consumer demand for lifestyle-oriented smartphones like the iPhone. - First with Full Connectivity: It was the first BlackBerry to integrate all three key connectivity features—Wi-Fi, GPS, and 3G HSDPA—into a single device, essential for global travel and faster data speeds. - Design and Usability: It offered a premium feel with a "lustrous black exterior, satin chrome finished frame, and stylish leather-like backplate", along with a high-resolution screen (for its time) and an acclaimed QWERTY keyboard that many consider one of the best ever made. Included Accessories: - AC Battery Charger. Accessories Available Separately: - Fitted Leather Case with Belt Clip. - BLACKBERRY HS-655+ Wireless Headset. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIM) BlackBerry HS-655+ Wireless Headset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/research-in-motion-rim-blackberry-hs-655-wireless-headset): Circa 2006 Use Case: Designed to provide a hands-free calling experience for users of BlackBerry smartphones and other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Features like a vibrating pocket case for incoming calls and voice-activated dialing emphasized a mobile, professional lifestyle. It was an accessory optimized for integration with the BlackBerry ecosystem of chargers and power stations. Historical Significance: A piece of equipment from the era when BlackBerry dominated the high-end mobile connectivity market. Bluetooth headsets like the HS-655 were considered "killer apps" in the early days of mobile technology, enabling a single user to buy both a high-end phone and a functional accessory for hands-free communication. Its significance lies in being an official accessory that bridged the functionality of early Bluetooth technology with the strong brand identity of BlackBerry, before smartphones became universally ubiquitous. NOTE: Includes 3 interchangeable earpieces (easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol) and charging case. (H-9cm x W-2cm x D-2.5cm)
- [RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIM) BlackBerry Torch 9810](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/research-in-motion-rim-blackberry-torch-9810): Circa 2011 Use Case: Designed as a high-performance 4G-enabled smartphone for professionals who desired a full touchscreen experience but still relied heavily on a physical keyboard for email and messaging. It offered an enhanced multimedia experience with HD 720p video recording, a 5-megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Historical Significance: The Torch 9810 is historically significant as a transitional device in RESEARCH IN MOTION's (RIM) portfolio, running the updated but ultimately final proprietary operating system, BlackBerry 7 OS. - Designed to bridge the gap between traditional BlackBerry users who preferred a physical keyboard and those who wanted the modern touchscreen experience introduced by rivals like the iPhone and Android devices. - It featured significant hardware upgrades over its predecessor, the 9800, including a faster 1.2 GHz processor and a higher-resolution screen, aiming to compete with the growing capabilities of iOS and Android smartphones. - Despite these improvements, the phone's design was criticized for feeling dated compared to its sleeker competitors, marking the beginning of the end for the BlackBerry OS platform as the market shifted to full-touch devices. Accessories Available Separately: - BLACKBERRY HS-655+ Wireless Headset. (H-11cm x W-6cm x D-1.5cm)
- [RFID Access Control Keypad - Black With Large Vertical Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rfid-access-control-keypad-black-with-large-vertical-indicator): Circa Early 2000's Custom rigged to provide self-contained, simulated, wireless operation. Device status is indicated by a large bi-color LED and is manually selected via the included RF remote control: - RED—Locked (default mode). - GREEN—Unlocked. Battery operated. 2-units available. (H-9cm x W-9cm x D-2.5cm)
- [RHEEM Microphone Desk Stand - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rheem-microphone-desk-stand-black): Circa Mid 1960's to Mid 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - For use with narrow body condenser microphones typically paired with portable compact cassette recorders. - Ask about compatibility with your microphone. (H-5.5cm x W-7cm x D-13cm)
- [RhineAir Model APV-1 Pneumatic Driven Fuel Tank Ventilator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rhineair-model-apv-1-pneumatic-driven-fuel-tank-ventilator): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) Used for purging and ventilating aircraft fuel tanks and confined spaces to ensure safety during maintenance. (H-37cm x W-33.5cm x D-25cm)
- [RICOH Mirai SLR Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ricoh-mirai-slr-camera): Circa 1988 - When current, the folding pistol grip and overall design language made this camera seem unique and futuristic. - Although not considered a "professional" camera, it could produce high-quality images. - Uses 135mm film. - Comparable with the RICOH Speedlite SL-30M electronic flash (not included - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND OWNER'S MANUAL (H-8cm x W-13cm x D-14cm)
- [RITELITE LED Puck Lights with Sensor (Battery Powered)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ritelite-led-puck-lights-with-sensor): Circa Early 2000's A compact, battery-operated light designed for versatile indoor use. This model features a unique pivoting and swiveling head, allowing you to direct its 55 lumens of warm white light exactly where needed. Use Cases: Because it requires no wiring, it is ideal for hard-to-reach or enclosed areas: - Kitchen & Storage: Under cabinets, pantries, and deep drawers. - Workspaces: Above workbenches or in toolboxes. - Display: Highlighting artwork, china cabinets, or trophy shelves. - Security & Safes: Providing automatic lighting in gun safes or dark closets. Key Features & Operation: - Dual Light Modes: Features both full brightness and a dim mode for lower-intensity needs. - Adjustability: The light head pivots up to 30 degrees and rotates a full 360 degrees. - Optional Light Sensor: When the slider switch is set to the sensor modes, the light can turn on automatically based on ambient light levels. - Power Source: Operates on 3-AAA batteries (not included). NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-5cm x W-8.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [RJ45 Patch Panel - Rack Mountable - Generic - Red (Assorted)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rj45-patch-panel-rack-mountable-generic-red-assorted): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Typically utilized in network infrastructure management, in a server rack or equipment enclosure (rack mountable). Used for terminating and patching Ethernet cables that can support data, voice, and potentially video signals within a local area network (LAN) environment. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-13.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-2cm)
- [ROLLEI EC 6X7 B&W/Color Photo Enlarger](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rollei-ec-6x7-bampwcolor-photo-enlarger): Circa 1981 - Multi-format capability: It can handle negatives from 35mm up to medium format 6x7cm and comes with various negative carriers for different film sizes (e.g., 35mm, mounted slide, 6x6cm, and potentially 6x7cm). - Dichroic Color Head: The enlarger features a color head with dichroic filters for color printing and fine-tuning contrast for variable contrast black & white papers. - Compatibility with Quality Lenses: It is designed to be used with high-quality enlarging lenses, often sold with Nikon EL Nikkor lenses of various focal lengths suitable for different formats (e.g., 50mm for 35mm, 80mm for medium format). - Focusing and Projection Features: It typically includes a white light setting for easy focusing, a smooth and potentially motorized focus mechanism, and the ability to rotate the head for wall projection to create larger prints. - Compact and Mobile Design: Compared to some other enlarger models, it is considered relatively lightweight, making it suitable for home darkrooms or situations where mobility is desired. (H-79.5cm x W-45.5cm x D-45.5cm)
- [ROLODEX Electrodex Basic Electronic Card File](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rolodex-electrodex-basic-electronic-card-file): Circa 1990 Use Case The Electrodex Basic was designed to digitally replace a traditional paper index card file, allowing users to store and manage contact information and notes electronically. Key functions included: - Business Contacts: Storing names, phone numbers, addresses, and other details in a digital database. - Reminder Notes: Creating a list of miscellaneous notes or tasks. - Recall: Easily retrieving saved information via search and a physical "spin dial" wheel that mimicked the action of a classic mechanical ROLODEX file. - Autodial: Selected contact can called with a one-touch autodial feature (via a connected telephone landline). The device featured a basic calculator and a QWERTY keyboard for data entry. (H-10cm x W-20cm x D-16cm)
- [ROLODEX RBC 600 (67236) Business Card File With Cards](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rolodex-rbc-600-67236-business-card-file-with-cards): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case Used to efficiently store, organize, and quickly retrieve contact information such as names, phone numbers, addresses, and other vital business details. Users simply rotate the large knobs on the side to spin the wheel of index cards until they reach the desired alphabetical section, using the A-Z guides for quick access. The "V-style" cradle holds the cards steady once the desired position is found. This system offers a tangible, analog method of managing a professional network, eliminating the need for bulky linear card files or relying solely on digital devices. (H-17cm x W-16cm x D-21cm)
- [ROLODEX RC-35 Business Card File](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rolodex-rc-35-business-card-file): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Use Case Used to organize and protect contact information in a compact, portable format. - Designed to hold 3x5 inch index cards or business cards, separated by A-Z alphabetical dividers. - The covered design with a latch and integrated handle makes it easy to transport without spilling the contents, unlike open rotary designs. - Commonly used as a telephone/address directory or a general index card file for recipes or notes. (H-11cm x W-17.5cm x D-24cm)
- [RONDO Camera/Lens Handle Trigger Grip](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rondo-cameralens-handle-trigger-grip): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1960's - Compatible with cameras and long SLR lenses possessing the common 1/4"/20 threaded mounting socket. (H-12cm x W-3cm x D-8cm)
- [Rotary/Selectable Vacuum Syringe (Custom Design - Nonfunctional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/rotaryselectable-vacuum-syringe-custom-design-nonfunctional): Circa 1995 A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Built to portray large medical syringe of novel design. Notionally, the user can selectively fill any of the 4 air-evacuated glass vials loaded into the syringe frame. Vial selection is made by rotating the incorporated knurled metal ring. This prop does not have the ability to actually draw or inject fluids. Practical Features: - Vial Selector Ring: When rotated, "detents" cause it click into place when the engraved arrow marker becomes centered at each vial position. - Removable Vials: Commonly available Vacutainer vials. - Interchangeable Needle: Incorporates a standard medical syringe mounting fitment. - Movable Plunger: Full in-out motion. Use Cases: If a functional device, its core utility would be sterile, sequential fluid collection from a single source. 1. Clinical Phlebotomy & Diagnostics - One-Stick Sampling: Collecting four different blood panels (e.g., CBC, Chem, Cultures) from a single needle insertion to reduce patient trauma. - Additive Safety: Ensuring a strict "order of draw" by selectively filling pre-treated vials, preventing cross-contamination between chemical reagents. 2. Specialized Medical Procedures - Diagnostic Aspiration: Drawing distinct samples of joint or abdominal fluid for separate lab analyses (infection vs. malignancy) simultaneously. - Biopsy Support: Assisting in fine-needle aspirations where multiple tissue or fluid samples are required from one site. 3. Remote & Field Science - Environmental Sampling: Collecting uncontaminated water or chemical samples in remote areas without needing complex electronic pumps. - Mobile Health: Streamlining sample collection in resource-limited settings where speed and portability are critical. 4. Industrial "Grab Sampling"  - Reaction Monitoring: Drawing small, precise volumes of a chemical process at four distinct time intervals to track changes over time. Prop History: Originally built for feature film Exquisite Tenderness (1995). In it, this syringe is the signature tool used by the disgraced Dr. Julian Matar (played by Sean Haberle). Its purpose was quite gruesome: extracting pituitary gland fluid from victims. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-18cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [ROYAL Pocket (Bulb) Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/royal-pocket-bulb-flash): Circa 1950's to 1960's - This unit features a common collapsible reflector design used during the 1950's to the 1960's. - It incorporates several metal, inter-leafed reflector segments, that when fanned-out and locked, formed a parabolic reflector—which significantly reduced the flash unit's size for storage and transport. - Compatible with cameras that provide a cold-shoe flash mount and PC (flash cable) connection. - Includes a fitted case and PC cable (flash connection cable). PLEASE NOTE: This unit is currently non-operational as the battery it requires is no longer being manufactured. An alternate power source can be rigged at client request. (H-11cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [ROYAL SOVEREIGN Fast Sort Coin Sorter FS1-CA](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/royal-sovereign-fast-sort-coin-sorter-fs1-ca): Circa Early 2000's An electric coin sorter specifically designed for Canadian currency, including Loonies and Toonies. It is an efficient, single-row machine that can sort up to 120 coins per minute. Use Cases: 1. Small Retail & Local Businesses It is ideal for businesses that handle a steady but manageable flow of coins daily. - Convenience Stores & Corner Shops: For quickly reconciling a single cash drawer at the end of a shift. - Small Cafes & Bakeries: Useful for preparing "floats" (starting change) for the next business day. - Niche Retail: Craft stores or boutiques where cash transactions are less frequent than card, but still require accurate daily counting. 2. Service-Based Operations Organizations that collect coins from single-point sources benefit from its "straight-to-wrapper" feature. - Laundromats & Car Washes: Specifically for owners of smaller facilities who need to process coin boxes from a few machines. - Vending & Amusement: Small-scale operators with only a handful of snack machines, gumball dispensers, or arcade games. - Non-Profits & Schools: Perfect for counting proceeds from fundraisers, bake sales, or club events where manual counting is too slow. 3. Home & Personal Use Due to its compact size and simple one-button operation, it is frequently used in residential settings. - Personal Savings: For individuals who collect loose change in jars and want to roll it for bank deposits without paying the high fees of grocery store kiosks. - Home Offices: For freelancers or small home-based businesses that occasionally accept cash payments. [Sudsy Vending Supplies] (H-27cm x W-20cm x D-32.5cm)
- [RUTHY Type EA-2 Transceiver (Walkie Talkie)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ruthy-type-ea-2-transceiver-walkie-talkie): Circa Early 1960's to Mid 1960's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: A portable, two-way radio used for short-distance personal communication. These devices were popular recreational items for families and hobbyists during the mid-20th century. Operated over a single crystal-controlled frequency in the Citizens Band (CB) range (typically Channel 7 or 14). The side button is a push-to-talk (PTT) switch, and the top dial controls the power and volume. NOTE: 2-Units available. Accessories Available Separately: - Fitted Leather Protective Case. (H-24cm x W-7cm x D-5cm)
- [SAISHO SF53 Stereo Headphones](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/saisho-sf53-stereo-headphones): Circa 1990's - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Features an inline volume control and MONO/STEREO selection. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-15cm x W-12.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [SAITEK Cyborg Evo Joystick](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/saitek-cyborg-evo-joystick): Circa 2003 A highly customizable and popular flight controller known for being the first truly ambidextrous flight stick on the market. Use Case: Designed for PC gamers involved in flight simulation, space combat, and action games, offering a high degree of adaptability for personalized comfort. - Adjustability: Key features included adjustable palm rests and a mechanism with metal worm gears and knobs to tilt the stick head left/right and forward/back, allowing users (especially left-handed gamers) to find their optimal position. - Controls: It included 11 buttons (five on the stick, six on the base), a rapid-fire trigger, an 8-way "point-of-view" hat switch, a precise central throttle on the base, and a twist handle for rudder control (Z-axis). - Connectivity: It connected via a wired USB port, making it a simple plug-and-play device on Windows systems. Historical Significance: Holds a significant place in the history of PC gaming peripherals: - True Ambidexterity: It was lauded as the first truly ergonomic and easily adjustable ambidextrous stick, a major selling point for left-handed users who were often overlooked by the market. - Innovation in Design: It shifted from previous Cyborg models that required a tool for adjustment to easy-to-use aluminum knobs and worm gears, greatly simplifying personalization. - Budget Reliability: While it was considered an entry-level stick, it was praised for its robust, durable design and reliability, becoming a go-to option for new flight simulator enthusiasts who wanted a quality product without a high price tag. - Legacy: The design aesthetic and technology influenced subsequent models, even after SAITEK was acquired by MADCATZ and later LOGITECH, ensuring the "Cyborg" legacy continued. (H-24cm x W-20cm x D-20.5cm)
- [SAMLEX Regulated DC Power Supply RPS 1215](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/samlex-regulated-dc-power-supply-rps-1215): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's  An industry-proven, linear regulated DC power supply designed to convert AC voltage into a stable 13.8V DC output for high-current applications. Use Case and Fields of Use: The RPS 1215 is primarily used to provide a reliable, low-noise power source for sensitive electronic equipment. - Communications: Serving as a base station power supply for CB radios, two-way radio telephones, and cellular equipment. - Electronics Testing: Powering auto-sound displays, mobile sound systems, and general DC-operated appliances in laboratory environments. - Hobbyist Applications: Used in RC hobbies to power battery chargers and in various DIY electronics projects. (H-12.5cm x W-21cm x D-23.5cm)
- [SAMSONITE Focus III Hardside Attaché Case - Slate-Gray](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/samsonite-focus-iii-hardside-attache-case-slate-gray): Circa 2003 A professional hard-side briefcase designed for durability and security. Cultural Legacy: While the world has largely shifted to soft-sided messenger bags and backpacks, the Focus III remains the definitive "classic briefcase" silhouette. It is frequently used in film and television to portray "serious" business, government, or legal professionals, as its rigid structure and clicking combination locks provide a sense of security and traditional authority that modern soft bags lack. (H-39cm x W-46cm x D-9.5cm)
- [SAMSONITE Hardshell Attaché Case - Gray/Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/samsonite-hardshell-briefcase-grayblack): Circa 1980's A classic "attaché" style case known for its durability and professional aesthetic. (H-39.5cm x W-48cm x D-13cm)
- [SAMSUNG SCB-2000 CCD Security Camera (Nonfunctional - Custom RED/GREEN LED Status Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/samsung-scb-2000-ccd-security-camera-nonfunctional-custom-redgreen-led-status-indicator): Circa 2010 Camera is custom rigged to provide the following control of the integrated bi-color LED indicator via a compact RF remote control unit: - GREEN illumination (front and rear) - RED illumination (front and rear) Mounting: - 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Included Accessories: - Zoom C-Mount lens - Short BNC to stripped leads cable - RF remote control Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - Alternate BNC (video) cables 2-units are available. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND USER GUIDE (FOR THE ORIGINAL UNMODIFIED UNIT) PLEASE NOTE: Camera is rigged for self-contained, simulated operation, and is not suitable for practical use. (H-5.20cm x W-5.80cm x D12.10-cm)
- [SAMSUNG VHS HQ 4 Head Video System Model VR5708C (VCR)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/samsung-vhs-hq-4-head-video-system-model-vr5708c-vcr): Circa Late 1980's to early 1990's Available Connections: - Antenna Input and Output - Audio (monaural) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) - Video (Composite) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-9.5cm x W-36cm x D-28.5cm)
- [SANKYO Super CME 660 Hi-Focus (8mm Cine Camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sankyo-super-cme-660-hi-focus-8mm-cine-camera): Circa 1971 to 1974 - Uses Super-8mm film cartridges. - Battery powered. - Filter size 62mm. - SANKYO 8-48mm F: 1.8 zoom lens (6x zoom ratio). - Suitable filters, lens hoods, camera bags and tripods available separately. (H-16cm x W-7cm x D-20.5cm)
- [SANSUI Diagnostic Module (Vehicle Alarm System Tester)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sansui-diagnostic-module-vehicle-alarm-system-tester): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: Designed to help installers or users understand the system's current state and troubleshoot issues. When a specific condition is met (e.g., the hood is opened, or the system is armed), the corresponding labeled LED light illuminates. NOTE: LED indictors an be rigged for remote operation at client request. (H-12.5cm x W-8cm x D-7cm)
- [SANSUI QS-500 4-Channel Rear Amplifier](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sansui-qs-500-4-channel-rear-amplifier): Circa 1972 - Used in 4-channel/quadraphonic applications. - Suitable companion piece would be the Akai GX-280D-SS Reel-to-Reel, which is capable of reproducing 4-channel/quadraphonic sound (available separately). - Compatible audio cables available separately. - BROCHURE, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-16.5cm x W-38.5cm x D-35.5cm)
- [SANYO Dummy Camera Model VC-0924 (Non-Practical - With Flashing LED Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sanyo-dummy-camera-model-vc-0924-non-practical-with-flashing-led-indicator): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's An exact replica of a model CCTV camera made by SANYO, but as a "dummy" (nonoperational) version. The operational version is a black & white analog camera. This unit has been custom rigged with a RED flashing LED indicator (battery operated). 2-units available. INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL (FOR ORIGINAL, UNMODIFIED UNIT) Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables (H-5.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-13cm)
- [SANYO Memo-Scriber TRC-5020 Microcassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sanyo-memo-scriber-trc-5020-microcassette-recorder): Circa Early 1980's (ESTIMATED) - Suitable for professional transcription applications. - Uses microcassette recording tapes (1 included) - Powered via the included AC adaptor. - Compatible earphones, headsets and audio cables are available separately. (H-4.5cm x W- 22cm x D-16.5cm)
- [SANYO Multi Function Remote Telephone Answering System Model TAS 344](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sanyo-multi-function-remote-telephone-answering-system-model-tas-344): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: An automatic answering machine for a single analog landline. The dual cassette system allowed the user to record the outgoing message (OGM) on one standard cassette and the incoming message (ICM) on the second standard cassette. This differed from microcassette systems, offering longer recording times and easier transfer of messages to other standard cassette players. Key features included: - Call Screening: The ability to listen to callers leave messages in real-time. - Remote Message Retrieval: Users could call their home number from an outside line and enter a code to listen to new messages. This often employed a "beeperless remote" system using touch tones. - Memo Function: Allowed the user to record notes for others in the household. Historical Significance: Machines like the TAS 344 represent the peak of analog answering machine technology before digital answering systems (using solid-state memory chips) became standard. The dual-cassette design was a significant feature that offered reliability and convenience for message storage. It is an artifact of the time when SANYO was a prominent global supplier of consumer electronics, competing in a market that would soon be disrupted by the rise of mobile phones and integrated digital voicemail services. (H-5cm x W-19.5cm x D-19cm)
- [SANYO VCR/TV Remote Control IR-9406](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sanyo-vcrtv-remote-control-ir-9406): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Devices It Can Control: The IR-9406 was bundled with Sanyo TV/VCR combos or sold as a universal-ish remote for: Compatible Sanyo Models: - VCR/TV Combos (e.g., VM-#### series) - Example: Sanyo VM-4208, VM-4508, VM-4908 (late 1980s–early 1990s). - Standalone Sanyo TVs (if same IR codes) - Example: Sanyo DS-#### (1989–1992 CRT TVs). - Standalone Sanyo VCRs - Example: Sanyo VHR-#### (e.g., VHR-3880, VHR-4880). Functions Controlled: - TV: Power, channel/volume, input select. - VCR: Play, record, FF/rewind, timer programming. - Limited universality: Could work with other Sanyo devices of the era but not guaranteedfor non-Sanyo brands. Technical Details: - Infrared (IR): Early IR system (not RF or ultrasonic). - Fixed-code (not programmable): Pre-dated learning remotes. - Buttons: Typical 1980s/90s layout (e.g., numeric keypad, VCR transport controls). (H-19cm x W-6cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Satchel Charge - High-Explosive Demotion Charge With Optional Timer Pouch (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/satchel-charge-high-explosive-demotion-charge-with-optional-timer-pouch-inertsimulated): Circa Late 1980's To Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality designed to depict a demolition tool designed for combat environments. Use Cases: Satchel charges are versatile demolition tools containing high explosives, such as C-4, inside a canvas bag designed for destroying heavy, stationary targets like bunkers, bridges, and obstacles. These charges can be placed against structures or used to disable armored vehicles and breach fortifications. Modern military versions such as this often weigh around 10 kilograms (20 pounds). Practical Features: Included, is a custom case designed to house a timer device is that is has option to be strapped to the front of the bag or concealed inside (suitable timer available separately). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-26cm x W-34cm x D-11cm)
- [SCHERER Standard-8mm/Super-8mm 400' Film Reel and Can - Metal - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/scherer-standard-8mmsuper-8mm-400-film-reel-and-can-metal-black): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1970's Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-18cm x W-18cm x D-1.5cm)
- [SCOTT AVIATION Scott Air-Pak Presur-Pak II (Nonfunctional - Near-New Condition)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/scott-aviation-scott-air-pak-presur-pak-ii-nonfunctional-near-new-condition): Circa 1964 to Late 1970's A self-contained breathing apparatus(SCBA) that marked a significant shift in respiratory protection by introducing the pressure-demand regulator. Originally manufactured by SCOTT AVIATION (now 3M Scott Fire & Safety). NOTE: This device cannot be certified for its intended use, due to its vintage nature. It could however, be rigged to appear functional—providing either room air—or air provided by a small, concealed air bottle—please inquire. Use Case Environments: - Firefighting: Originally designed for structural firefighting to meet NFPA standards. - IDLH Atmospheres: Used in "Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health" environments, including oxygen-deficient or toxic atmospheres. - Industrial Applications: Suitable for hazmat operations, confined space entry, or tasks with uncharacterized chemical exposure. Included Accessories: - Fitted Hard-case. - Extra Air Bottle. (H-54cm x W-20cm x D-18cm)
- [S.E. INTERNATIONAL Monitor 4 - Radiation Monitor (Custom Rigged for Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/se-international-monitor-4-radiation-monitor-custom-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 1990 to 2005 A compact, analog Geiger counter designed for general-purpose radiation detection that has been custom rigged to provide simulated operation. Operational Features: To indicate radiation levels, a hidden rear pushbutton deflects the analog meter and illuminates a red LED. By varying the frequency of presses, the operator can discreetly simulate fluctuating radiation levels without imparting telltale movement to the device. Use Cases: It is primarily used as a survey meter for detecting alpha, beta, gamma, and X-rays. Typical environments include: - Industrial: Checking for leaks in industrial gauges (such as Cs-137 moisture/density gauges) and X-ray shielding. - Educational: A common tool in high schools and universities for radiation safety training and demonstrations. - Public Safety: Used for area monitoring, personnel protection, and locating radioactive sources in the field. - Laboratory/Medical: Suitable for scientific research and monitoring workplace health and safety in medical diagnostics. Historical Significance: The Monitor 4 is historically significant as the foundational product for S.E. INTERNATIONAL. It gained a reputation for being an affordable, rugged, and reliable analog detector, making radiation safety accessible for smaller budgets and educational institutions. It has also entered popular culture; for instance, students often refer to it as the "Batman unit"due to its appearance in the film The Dark Knight Rises. (H-14.5cm x W-7.1cm x D-4cm)
- [SEARS Craftsman 8-Inch 3-Speed 1/6th HP Drill Press Model 113.213720](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sears-craftsman-8-inch-3-speed-16th-hp-drill-press-model-113213720): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's A versatile tool commonly used for precise, repetitive drilling in various materials. Use Cases: - Small Woodworking Shops: Ideal for drilling consistent holes for dowels, shelf pins, or hardware in furniture making. - Home Metalworking: Used with appropriate bits for drilling into softer metals like aluminum or thin steel for brackets and DIY repairs. - Hobby and Craft Spaces: Its compact size makes it a popular choice for jewelers or model builders who require more accuracy than a hand drill can provide. - Maintenance & Repair: Essential in a residential garage for tasks like clearing out snapped bolts or creating precise mounting points. Technical Profile: - Motor: 1/6 HP, 1725 RPM, 120V single-phase. - Speeds: 3-speed belt drive, typically ranging from 620 to 3100 RPM. - Chuck Size: 1/2-inch (1.27 cm) capacity. - Quill Travel: 2 inches (5.1 cm). Included Accessories: - RECORD No. 414 Drill Press Vice - Chuck Key. (H-62.5cm x W-19cm x D-50.8cm)
- [SEARS ELECTRONICS FM-AM Stereo Portable 8 Track Audio Tape Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sears-electronics-fm-am-stereo-portable-8-track-audio-tape-player): Circa Late 1960's to Early 1970's - Speakers can be separated for stereo sound imaging. - Battery operated via 6 D-Cells. (H-20cm x W-18cm x D-12cm)
- [SECO-LARM Electric Deadbolt SD-997BQ Fail-Safe (Installation Kit)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/seco-larm-electric-deadbolt-sd-997bq-fail-safe-installation-kit): Circa 2016 Designed primarily for hollow metal door frames and is not recommended for wooden door frames (though the door can be wood or metal). Can be paired with the SECO-LARM Enforcer DP-222Q Color Video Door Phone Kit for deadbolt remote operation (available separately). Specifications: - Model: SD-997A-GBQ SD-997BQ SD-997B-GBQ - Operation Type: Fail-safe - Operating Voltage: 12/24 VDC 12VDC 12/24 VDC - Current Draw: Standby 330mA@12VDC, 205mA@24VDC 340mA@12VDC, 180mA@24VDC—Active 880mA@12VDC, 470mA@24VDC 900mA@12VDC, 440mA@24VDC - Door Status Sensor: SPDT 250mA@12VDC (NO/NC/COM) - Lock Delay Timer: 0/3/5/9 sec (adjustable) 0/2.5/5/9 sec (adjustable) - Operating Humidity: 0~85% non-condensing - Operating Temperature: 32~194° F (0~90° C) - Dimensions: Lock 77/8"x11/4"x19/16" (200x31.8x40.5 mm)—Strike plate: 39/16"x1"x1/8" (90x25.7x3 mm) - Weight: 2-lb 5-oz (1kg) 1-lb 13-oz (0.8kg) INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (H-20cm x W-3.5cm x D-4cm)
- [SECO-LARM Enforcer DP-222Q Color Video Door Phone Kit (Fully Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/seco-larm-enforcer-dp-222q-color-video-door-phone-kit-fully-functional): Circa 2016 This is a complete videophone/camera kit and will operate normally as it would in an actual installation. Can be paired with the SECO-LARM Electric Deadbolt SD-997BQ (available separately). INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Use Cases: - Visitor Screening: Allows occupants to see and communicate with visitors before deciding whether to grant access, providing a layer of security by visually identifying individuals at the door. - Remote Door/Gate Control: When connected to compatible locking devices (like electric door strikes or electromagnetic locks), users can remotely unlock doors or gates for authorized visitors directly from the indoor monitor. - Nighttime Monitoring: Equipped with infrared LEDs, the outdoor camera enables clear visibility of visitors even in low-light or nighttime conditions. - Convenient Communication: Offers two-way audio communication via the built-in microphone and speaker, enabling conversation with visitors without needing to physically open the door. - Expanding Intercom Systems: Can be integrated with additional monitors for multiple viewing points within a property, and some models allow for inter-monitor communication, functioning as an internal intercom system as well. Specifications: Camera: - Type: Color Camera - CMOS: 1/4” CMOS Sensor - Resolution: 700 TV Lines - Lens: 3.6mm - Relay Output: 1A@12VDC Max. Dry Contact - Current Draw: 150mA - IP Rating: IP55 - Weight: 11-oz (312g) - Dimensions: 51/4” x 39/16” x 13/8” (130 x 90 x 33 mm) Monitor: - Display: 4” Color TFT - Operating Voltage: 17VDC - Re-Lock Delay: 3 seconds - Current Draw: Active—700mA/Standby—50mA - Weight: 1-lb, 7-oz (652g) - Dimensions: 75/8”x 81/2” x 113/16” (194 x 216 x 46 mm) PLEASE NOTE: 22AWG 2-conductor wire is required for connection to the camera from the monitor (not included). The total wire length between the camera and monitor must not exceed 246ft (75m).
- [SECURA KEY Radio Key 600 Alarm System Keypad (Indoor/Outdoor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/secura-key-radio-key-600-alarm-system-keypad-indooroutdoor): Circa 2008 Standalone proximity card reader and keypad access control system. Unit includes a bi-color (RED/GREEN) LED indicator and a beeper to provide visual and auditory feedback during operation. Operation: User keys in a predetermined numeric/symbol code to cycle the device. This code can be programmed by us, or by the rental client (we will provide detailed instructions for this, or program the unit for you to your specifications). Operation is as follows: - If the Transponder ID Number or keypad code is stored in memory, the latch relay is activated, unlocking the controlled door or gate and shunting any external alarms. A green light and a beep indicates that access is granted. - If the Transponder ID Number or keypad code is not stored in memory, the door or gate remains locked and a red light and three rapid beeps indicate that access is denied. Otherwise, the LED is normally off. Use Cases: - Single-Door Access Control: Ideal for managing access to individual doors in offices, facilities, or residential buildings. - Gate Control: Can be integrated to control electric strikes, magnetic locks, or gate operators. - Restricted Areas: Provides secure entry for restricted zones where proximity cards or PINs are required. - Enhanced Security Installations: When combined with the optional RKAR Auxiliary Reader, it offers higher security by locating the main unit on the secure side of the door and placing the auxiliary reader outside. - Vandalism & Weather Protection: Weather-resistant design. Specifications: - User Capacity: Manages up to 600 users via proximity key tags or 5-7 digit PINs for keypad entry. - Dimensions: Approximately 4.5” H x 3.2” W x 0.84” D (wall switch size). - Power Requirements: 9-14VDC, requiring a 12VDC plug-in power supply (e.g., RK-PS). - Operating Frequency: 125 kHz Proximity Technology. - Read Range: Up to 6" with molded cards (5" with ISO cards/key tags). - Environmental: Weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use with a gasket for installation, operating from -40° to +158° F (-40° to +70° C). PLEASE NOTE: This device requires external power to operate. Self-contained operation that includes an internal battery power source and the provision for surface mounting can be provided at client request and expense. PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS (H-11.5cm x W-8cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Security Station Panic Alarm (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/security-station-panic-alarm-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Mid 1970's to Mid 1990's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Easily and secure mounting to any smooth surface, with double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty. Practical Features: - Black Rocker Switch (Arm/Disarm): This switch manually toggles the system's state. When "ARMED" the green indicator illuminates. - Red Pushbutton (Panic/Emergency): When pressed, the red indicator illuminates. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-5cm)
- [SEEED STUDIO Digital Pocket Oscilloscope DSO Nano V3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/seeed-studio-digital-pocket-oscilloscope-dso-nano-v3): Circa 2009 A pocket-sized, single-channel digital storage oscilloscope based on a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 platform. Use Case: Designed for basic signal analysis and debugging where portability is a priority. Fields of Use: It is commonly used in school laboratories, for electrical repairs(such as consumer electronics or appliances), and for general electrical engineering tasks. Applications: It can capture and display electrical signals to analyze properties like amplitude, frequency, and duty cycle. It is frequently used for low-frequency applications, such as tuning car audio amplifiers or troubleshooting simple analog circuits. Included Accessories: - Test Lead Set. - UCB-A to USB-C Charging Cable. (H-6cm x W-9cm x D-1.5cm)
- [SEGA Game Gear Portable Video Game System (Model 2110)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sega-game-gear-portable-video-game-system-model-2110): Circa 1991 An 8-bit handheld game console that was the first mainstream portable system to feature a full-color backlit screen. Accessories Available Separately: - Wide Gear (Screen Magnifier): This transparent plastic attachment clips over the screen to enlarge the image for more comfortable viewing. - RF Adapter (Model MK-1632): This wired adapter allowed the Game Gear to be connected to a television's antenna port. - Game Cartridge: "Ren & Stimpy: Quest for the Shaven Yak,"a platformer released for the Game Gear in 1994. Note: This unit has not been recapped, and may eventually experience screen fading or sound failure, which are common issues for original 1990's models. Recapping (the replacement of components know as "capacitors" that are prone to failure with aging) can be provided at client request. (H-11cm x W-21cm x D-3cm)
- [SEGA IR7000 Comm-Link](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sega-ir7000-comm-link): Circa 1994 A personal digital assistant (PDA) manufactured by Casio, which sold similar models under different branding, like the "Secret Sender 6000". Use Case The IR7000 was primarily aimed at a younger demographic as an electronic organizer and communication device, before the ubiquity of smartphones. - Communication: Its core feature was infrared (IR) "Magic Beam" technology, allowing users to send secret text messages or notes to other IR7000 users within close proximity. - Personal Organizer: It provided standard PDA functions, including storing addresses and phone numbers in a "Friends" list, a calendar, scheduler, alarm clock, world map, and calculator. - Gaming: It included a built-in one- or two-player action game called "Brain Drain". Users could create custom "Faces" for their contacts using over 400 facial features, and these faces were used as characters in the game. (H-1.5cm x W-14cm x D-9.5cm)
- [SEKONIC Studio Deluxe Model L-398 Light Meter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sekonic-studio-deluxe-model-l-398-light-meter): Circa 1976 to 1989 - An extremely popular professional light meter suited for both still photography and cinematography applications. - First made in 1976, improved models are still being manufactured today. - Includes a fitted case and SEKONIC Lumisphere attachment. Accessories Available Separately: - SEKONIC Lumidisc Attachment. - SEKONIC Lumigrid Attachment. - SEKONIC Direct Reading Slide Kit (11 pcs.)
- [SENSORMATIC Model R11 Magnetic Card Reader (Rigged for Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sensormatic-model-r11-magnetic-card-reader-rigged-for-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1980's to Late 1990's Custom Modification: This device has been modified to provide self-contained/simulated operation. Once power is on, the unit can be preset to determine which LED indicator illuminates after a card is passed through the reader-slot—RED (access denied) or GREEN (access granted). - Any card (with or without a magnetic strip) may be used to cycle the device. - Powered internally by alkaline batteries. - 2-units are available. Use Cases: - Commercial Building Access: Controlling entry to office doors, main entrances after hours, and secure areas like server rooms. - Industrial Security: Limiting access to warehouses, manufacturing floors, and storage cages. - Apartment/Residential Complexes: Securing main building entrances, parking garages, and gyms. Accessories Available Separately: - If desired, a design appropriate, dummy keypad can be added to enhance the units apparent functionality and appearance. (H-13cm x W-14cm x D-5cm)
- [SENSORMATIC Security Camera Controller Model 01RCTT1G](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sensormatic-security-camera-controller-model-01rctt1g): Circa 1998 Programmable video controller is designed for managing security camera systems, offering a range of functions: - Camera and Dome Control: It can control up to 64 SensorNet programmable domes, including SpeedDome Ultra and Optima series, as well as fixed cameras. - Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus: The tracker ball allows for variable-speed pan and tilt control of selected domes, while dedicated buttons control zoom, focus, and iris functions. - Programmable Features: You can program up to 96 presets per dome and three distinct patterns for automated camera movements, like the "Apple Peel" pattern for a 360° view. - Sequences and Alarms: It supports one programmable sequence for automated surveillance and can manage up to four simultaneous dome alarm inputs, ensuring event recognition. - Multi-Input Display: When integrated with multiplexers (like Multivision Quest Triplex) or EDVRs, it can control and display up to 16 video inputs on a single monitor in various multi-screen formats (2x2, 3x3, 4x4). - User Interface: Features an intuitive front panel with a backlit LCD display and supports ten different languages for global accessibility. - Integration: Interfaces with the Intellex Digital Video Management System for streamlined dome control. Use Cases: The SENSORMATIC 01RCTT1G (or ADTT16E) is primarily designed for small to medium surveillance applications, including: - Retail Security: Monitoring and protecting merchandise, especially when integrated with Sensormatic EAS systems and tags. - Loss Prevention: Providing a robust system to help deter shoplifting and manage loss events through features like alarm monitoring and automated camera movements. - Facility Surveillance: Overseeing activity throughout a facility by controlling multiple cameras and domes, documenting events, and potentially preventing unwanted activity. - Small Surveillance Systems: Can function as a standalone unit to control single or multiple video inputs on dedicated monitors, or integrate with multiplexers for larger systems. PLEASE NOTE: Keypad has been custom rigged to provide green backlight illumination only and is not enabled for practical use. (H-13cm x W-19.5cm x D-26cm)
- [Sequenced Relay Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sequenced-relay-panel): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) A custom-engineered control board used to automate multi-step electrical processes. Use Case: Designed for sequential logic control, where electrical loads must be powered on or off in a specific order to ensure safety or process integrity. (H-46cm x W-36cm x D-12.5cm)
- [SEQUIAM BIOMETRICS Biovault 2.0](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sequiam-biometrics-biovault-20): Circa 2006 Use Cases: Provides safe storage and easily controlled access for handguns, weapons, ammunition, jewelry and other valuable items including: pharmaceuticals, coins, stamps, stocks, bonds, critical data and personal documents. Flash memory retains fingerprint data even during complete battery or electrical failure. Warning: This is an unaltered/functional unit and does not have a backup key, card reader, or PIN access—it is only accessible by fingerprint. If desired, this unit can be custom modified for access via concealed pushbutton at client request and expense. INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-49cm x W-40.5cm x D-16cm)
- [SHARP EL-540 Solar Cell Scientific Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-el-540-solar-cell-scientific-calculator): Circa 1984 Use Case The calculator was designed for students and professionals to perform a variety of scientific and mathematical calculations in academic and professional settings. Its functions include: - Scientific Calculations: Trigonometry (sin, cos, tan), logarithms, powers, and roots. - Statistics: One-variable statistical calculations. - Basic Arithmetic: Standard four-function math and percentages. - Unit Conversion: Specific keys for converting between decimal degrees and degrees/minutes/seconds, as well as between decimal, sexagesimal, and hexadecimal notations (DEG/D.MS/HEX/DEC). Includes a fitted wallet style case. (H-12cm x W-6.5cm x D-1cm)
- [SHARP EL-808 Portable Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-el-808-portable-electronic-calculator): Circa 1974 Use Case Used for basic arithmetic functions. Designed as a portable desktop model, running on four standard AA batteries. Can also be powered via 6-volt DC AC adaptor (available separately). Includes a fitted vinyl soft-case. Historical Significance The EL-808 is historically significant, as it is one of the very first calculators to utilize a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), following closely on the heels of Sharp's groundbreaking, world's first LCD calculator, the EL-805, introduced in 1973. - Features an early reflective "Dynamic Scattering Mode" (DSM) LCD, which produced silver-colored numerals on a black background. - Inclusion of the pop-up lid above the display was necessary for reading the display clearly in bright lighting conditions by providing shade. - This model represented a key step in the transition from power-hungry LED and VFD displays to the low-power LCD technology that would eventually dominate the portable electronics market, making truly compact, long-lasting calculators possible (H-17.5cm x W-11cm x D-3.5cm)
- [SHARP Video Cassette Recorder Remote Control RRMCG0241AJSA](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-video-cassette-recorder-remote-control-rrmcg0241ajsa): Circa 1998 For use with the SHARP VC-H9888U VCR. (H-20.5cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [SHARP Viewcam Camcorder Model VL-E7E (Video8)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-viewcam-camcorder-model-vl-e7e-video8): Circa 1993 Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Included Accessories: - MILLENNIUM Power Pack (high-capacity rechargeable battery pack) - SHARP AC Adapter/Charger - SHARP A/V Pack (Analog audio/video breakout box) - SHARP Commander Remote Control - Sharp DC Output Cable (Provides connection from the SHARP AC Adapter/Charge battery mount/connection the the DC input connection on camcorder) SERVICE MANUAL Uses Video8 (8mm) video cassettes. Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-13cm x W-23.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [SHARP Viewcam Sports VR-40SPN Underwater Housing](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-viewcam-sports-vr-40spn-underwater-housing): Circa 1990's (H-19cm x W-5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [SHARP ZQ-2800 64KB Electronic Organizer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sharp-zq-2800-64kb-electronic-organizer): Circa Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) Use Case The primary use case of the ZQ-2800 was personal information management (PIM), essentially functioning as an early Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) designed to help users organize their professional and personal lives digitally. Key functions included: - Contact Management: Storing names, telephone numbers, addresses, and other details via the "TEL" and "INDEX" functions. - Scheduling and Time Management: Managing a "Calendar" and "Scheduler" with alarms. - Notes: A "Memo" pad function for general notes and task lists. - Data Protection: A "SECRET" function to password-protect sensitive information. - Basic Productivity: A built-in calculator function. The device allowed users to quickly look up information using a QWERTY keyboard and was portable due to its clamshell design, offering an electronic alternative to paper planners and address books. (H-1cm x W-13.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [Shock Tube Initiator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/shock-tube-initiator): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A dual-use mechanical initiator. While it is widely sold for tactical use as a perimeter trip alarm, its design is functionally identical to, and frequently used as, a civilian shock tube initiator. Function and Classification: - Dual-Use Nature: In the civilian world, this is a "cross-over" tool. When used as an alarm, it fires a .209 primer to create a loud report. When used as a shock tube initiator (often called a "NONEL" starter), it uses that same primer to send a high-pressure pyrotechnic pulse down a plastic shock tube to trigger a distant explosive charge. - Mechanism: It is a spring-loaded, center-punch firing device. Pulling the pin releases the firing pin to strike a primer seated in the brass base. - Target Markets: It serves both the tactical/security market (for perimeter defense) and the professional blasting market (for mining, demolition, and special effects). Alarm vs. Initiator Use: Perimeter Trip Alarm: - Trigger: Tripwire attached to pull-ring. - Load:.209 Shotgun Primer. - Output: Loud noise (approx. 140+ dB). - Attachment: Mounted to trees/posts via integrated holes. As Shock Tube Initiator: - Trigger: Manual pull by the operator. - Load:.209 Shotgun Primer. - Output: Pyrotechnic pulse into 3mm shock tube. - Attachment: Often handheld or attached to a firing board. (H-13.5cm x W-3cm x D-2cm)
- [SHURE Brothers 405K Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/shure-brothers-405k-microphone): Circa 1959 A high-impedance, "Controlled Magnetic" dynamic hand-held microphone specifically designed for mobile communication applications. Use Case: Designed for outdoor public address and mobile communication activities, including police, fire, utility, forestry, transportation services, commercial, and amateur (ham) radio use. Its primary function is robust voice transmission in fixed or mobile radio installations, often as a direct replacement for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) microphones in General Electric "Progress Line" radio equipment. The microphone features a single-throw, double-pole leaf-type switch for push-to-talk (PTT) operation. Historical Significance: Significant as an extremely rugged and reliable microphone that was an industry standard for professional mobile communication during the mid-to-late 20th century. Its "Armo-Dur" high-impact case made it immune to harsh conditions like oil, grease, fumes, and salt spray, making it popular among public safety and commercial fleet operators. It represents SHURE's long-standing history of producing durable, high-quality audio equipment for demanding professional applications. (H-9.5cm x W-7cm x D-4.5cm)
- [SHURE BROTHERS Stratoliner Model 708 A Handheld/Mic-Stand Mountable Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/shure-brothers-stratoliner-model-708-a-handheldmic-stand-mountable-microphone): Circa 1940 to 1958 - Microphone suitable for broadcast, CB radio and public address. - Includes microphone cable. - Suitable microphone stands available separately. (H-10cm x W-6cm x D-16.5cm) MORE INFORMATION
- [SHURE BROTHERS Super-Cardioid Unidyne Model 55 Handheld/Mic-Stand Mountable Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/shure-brothers-super-cardioid-unidyne-model-55-handheldmic-stand-mountable-microphone): Circa 1951 - Suitable for professional audio, broadcast audio and public address applications. - Compatible cables and stands are available separately. (H-21cm x W-8cm x D-8.5cm) MORE INFORMATION
- [SIEKO INSTRUMENTS Phone Card DF-210](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sieko-instruments-phone-card-df-210): Circa 1987 A credit-card-sized electronic device that functions as both an eight-digit basic calculator and an electronic phone directory/data bank. Key Details: - Features: It offers a basic calculator function and the ability to store telephone numbers and other personal data (an electronic phone directory). - Power: The device requires one CR2025 (3V) cell battery for power. Historical Significance: This device was a common personal organizer gadget before the widespread adoption of smartphones, highly valued for its portability. (H-8.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-0.5cm)
- [Signal Strength Meter (Custom/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/signal-strength-meter-customsimulated): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. The signal strength indicated can be varied throughout the entire range via the included cabled remote control. Features include: - Illuminated power indicator and backlit meter. - Battery powered. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-6.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [SIMPLE PERFECTION Mini Computer Mouse Model AF3000 (USB)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/simple-perfection-mini-computer-mouse-model-af3000-usb): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: A simple plug-and-play input device for general laptop or desktop computing, particularly suited for travel due to its compact size and retractable USB cable. The cable can extend up to 75cm (about 2.5 feet), reducing clutter and preventing tangles during transport. It provides basic three-button functionality: left click, right click, and a clickable scroll wheel for navigation. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an example of a widely recycled, generic OEM design that flooded the market as optical mice became standard in the late 2000s and early 2010s. It represents the commodity end of the peripheral market, where function, portability, and low cost were prioritized over branding and advanced features. It helped solidify the retractable cable design as a standard feature for travel-oriented computer accessories. (H-2.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-15cm)
- [SIMPSON MultiCorder 604 (Multimeter/Chart Recorder)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/simpson-multicorder-604-multimeterchart-recorder): Circa Late 1960's to Late 1970's An analog multimeter and strip-chart recorder used for data logging in professional and industrial settings. Use Cases: The 604 is used to create a permanent, physical record of electrical fluctuations over time. Unlike a standard meter that shows only a current value, this device uses a pen-and-ink or pressure-sensitive system to "draw" the readings onto moving paper. - Industrial Power Monitoring: Used in factory substations to monitor line voltage stability over a 24-hour cycle to identify "brownouts" or surges that could damage machinery. - HVAC/R Troubleshooting: Employed by technicians in commercial building utility rooms to track the cycling of large compressors and motors, helping to diagnose intermittent thermal overloads. - Scientific Research & Labs: Used in test laboratories for monitoring battery discharge curves or the long-term stability of sensors and transducers. - Field Service & Telecommunications: Its rugged, portable design made it ideal for use in remote relay stations or central offices to log signal levels and power supply consistency. Historical Significance: The MultiCorder 604 is historically significant as the bridge between manual observation and digital logging. It brought the accuracy of the legendary SIMPSON 260 VOM into the realm of automated recording. At the time of its release, it was considered a "high-density" instrument because it combined a multi-range AC/DC meter with a complex mechanical paper drive—a feat of precision engineering before the advent of solid-state memory. (H-10.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [Simulated Ice Cubes (Acrylic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/simulated-ice-cubes-acrylic): Circa Indefinite NOTE: 18-pieces available. (H-3cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [SKB 12U Pop-Up Rackmount Mixer Case (Model 1SKB19-P12)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-12u-pop-up-rackmount-mixer-case-model-1skb19-p12): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's This professional-grade transport case is designed specifically for mixers and other sensitive electronic equipment that requires rack mounting for secure travel and field use. Key Features: - Pop-up Rack Frame: The internal frame is hinged, allowing it to tilt up via a ratchet system for easy access and a comfortable viewing angle during a performance. - Mounting Capacity: The frame provides 12U of rack-mounting space, suitable for a variety of audio, video, or IT equipment. - Durable Construction: Made from military-grade polyethylene, these cases are engineered to meet or exceed ATA 300 Category 1 specifications for airline transport. - Protective Hardware: It features gasket-sealed front and rear lids to keep out moisture and dust, along with heavy-duty twist latches. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-23cm x W-66cm x D-57.5cm)
- [SKB 1713 ATA Equipment Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-1713-ata-equipment-case): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Key Features: - Protection: The vacuum-formed polyethylene hardshell includes molded-in bumpers to shield the hardware from impact. - Portability: It features a comfortable, heavy-duty spring-loaded handle for easy transport. - Security: The case uses a gasket-sealed "tongue and groove" aluminum valance to keep out dust and moisture, secured by heavy-duty twist latches. - Interior Dimensions: approximately H-33cm x W-44.5cm x D-25.4cm. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-35cm x W-45.5cm x D-35.88cm)
- [SKB 1SKB-600 ATA 6 Hole Microphone Case (Microphone Holder Insert Permanently Removed)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-1skb-600-ata-6-hole-microphone-case-microphone-holder-insert-permanently-removed): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Originally designed to transport up to 6 professional microphones. This example has had its microphone holder insert permanently removed. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-36cm x W-31.5cm x D-29.5cm)
- [SKB 3SKB-1818MR ATA Rated Case (with Pull Handle and Wheels)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-3skb-1818mr-ata-rated-case-with-pull-handle-and-wheels): Circa Early 2000's A heavy-duty, rotationally molded transport container designed to protect sensitive pro audio, video, or industrial equipment. Equipped with a telescoping retractable pull handle, built-in roller-blade wheels, and spring-loaded side handles. (H-37cm x W-50.5cm x D-50.5cm)
- [SKB 3SKB-1913MR ATA MR Series Wheeled Case - Black With Black Hardware](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-3skb-1913mr-ata-mr-series-wheeled-case-black-with-black-hardware): Circa Early 2000's - Military style ATA rated case with pull-handle and wheels. Interior Dimensions: 19 x 13.38 x 8.63 in. Exterior Dimensions: 20.75 x 15.13 x 10 in. Base & Lid Dimensions: Base: 5.38 in. | Lid: 3.25 in. Weight: 11.2 Lbs.
- [SKB CD-400 ATA Carrying Case - For Optical Media (CD's/DVD's)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-cd-400-ata-carrying-case-for-optical-media-cdsdvds): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A professional-grade hard shell case designed for DJs and traveling professionals. It is primarily used to transport large collections of optical media, such as CDs or DVDs, securely. Key Features and Design: - Capacity: The interior is divided into three troughs and can hold up to 400 CDs or DVDs in sleeves or approximately 120 in standard jewel cases. - Durability: It features a tough, vacuum-formed polyethylene hardshell exterior built to meet ATA (Air Transport Association) 300 Category 1 guidelines for airline shipping. - Protection: The case is equipped with molded-in bumpers to absorb impacts and a gasket-sealed "tongue & groove" valance that keeps out dust and moisture. - Access: The lid is completely removable for convenient access to contents during a performance or at home. - Interior Dimensions: H-43.8cm x W-43.8cm x D-14.6cm (H-48.5cm x W-48.5cm x D-19cm)
- [SKB Rack Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/skb-rack-case): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's This case is designed to provide professional-grade protection for rack-mounted equipment such as amplifiers, signal processors, and audio interfaces. (H-54.5cm x W-28cm x D-29.5cm)
- [SLIK Telescoping Monopod 5337](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/slik-telescoping-monopod-5337): Circa 1980's - 5-section telescoping monopod. - Integrated camera quick-release shoe and mounting plate. - 20" collapsed—62.5" extended. (H-48cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [Small Camera Belt-Attached/Shoulder Strap Attached Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/small-camera-belt-attachedshoulder-strap-attached-case): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's - Suitable for digital or film-based small-bodied cameras, compact electronic flash units, light meters and any other piece of small equipment. - Shoulder strap is available separately. (H-12cm x W-9cm x D-6cm)
- [RADIO SHACK Smart2 Laser Pointer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/smart2-laser-pointer): Circa 1994 A Class 2 red laser pointer, a safety-conscious design commonly used in educational and corporate environments. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-17.5cm x W-2cm x D-2cm)
- [SMITH INDUSTRIES BOEING 747 Aircraft N2 Tachometer Indicator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/smith-industries-boeing-747-aircraft-n2-tachometer-indicator): Circa Mid 1970's An engine instrument used in the cockpit of various aircraft, including the Boeing 747, to display the rotational speed of the engine's intermediate pressure (N2) compressor spool as a percentage of its maximum RPM. Use Case - Engine Performance Monitoring: Pilots and flight engineers use this indicator to monitor the N2 compressor speed, a critical parameter for assessing engine health, managing thrust, and ensuring safe operation. (H-5.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-22.5cm)
- [SMITH-VICTOR 90UL Photographic Light (Photo-Floodlight Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/smith-victor-90ul-photographic-light-photo-floodlight-set): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1970's These were a staple for both budget-conscious professionals and the burgeoning home enthusiast market. This kit comprises of: - Parabolic Reflector (x3) - Ball & Socket Mount (x3) - Spring-Clamp (x1) - Lamp Socket (w2) - Diffuser Plate (x1) Use Cases: 1. Home Video & "Movie Making" The 1970s saw the introduction of home video recorders (VCRs) and the continuation of 8mm/Super 8 home movies. SMITH-VICTOR specifically engineered lighting like the 90UL to: - Enhance Early Video Sensors: Early home video cameras were significantly less sensitive than modern ones, requiring massive amounts of "fill" to produce a clear image without excessive grain. - Mass Market Accessibility: These lights were sold through major retailers like SEARS, making "studio-quality" lighting available to families for birthdays, holidays, and home-recorded events. 2. Standard 3-Point Lighting for Portraits For professional and student photographers, a set of 90UL lights (often sold in kits with stands) was the standard entry point for mastering the 3-point lighting technique: - Key Light: Positioned to one side to provide the primary illumination and shape the subject's face. - Fill Light: Often fitted with the diffuser plate (shown in your image) to soften shadows created by the key light. - Back/Rim Light: Used to create a "halo" effect around the subject’s hair and shoulders, separating them from dark backgrounds. 3. "Hard Light" Hollywood Glamour While softboxes were becoming more common, the 1970s still embraced "hard light" styles reminiscent of 1940s-60s Hollywood. - Texture & Contrast: Without the diffuser, the 90UL produced a sharp, directional beam that emphasized texture and created high-contrast, edgy portraits. 4. Industrial & Product Documentation Beyond creative arts, these lights were "workhorses" in industrial settings: - Workshop Utility: Due to their rugged build and clamp-on mounts, they were frequently used in workshops to illuminate technical setups for documentation or insurance photography. - Small Product Shoots: Their relatively small footprint allowed them to be tucked into tight spaces to highlight labels or specific mechanical details on products. NOTE: Additional spring-clamps and lamp sockets—as well as compatible light stands and a kit carrying case—are available separately—please inquire. (H-26cm x W-26cm x D-26.5cm)
- [SNIFF SECURITY INC. Wireless Alarm System (Complete Set)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sniff-security-inc-wireless-alarm-system-complete-set): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) Used for basic residential security and monitoring and is intended for do-it-yourself installation. Included Components: - System Controller: for receiving wireless alarm signals and communication from the system control panel. - System AC Power Supply: for connection to the system controller. - System Control Panel: for arming/disarming. - A Door/Window Contact Sensor: to sense unauthorized entry. - PIR (Passive Infrared) Motion Detectors: (x2) to sense movement within a room. - Smoke Alarm/Detector: for fire detection. - Siren Unit: for audible alerts. - Telephone Landline Cable: for connection of the system controller to the telephone system. - Product Documentation: including installation instruction. Historical Significance: The "Snif" system represents the shift toward more accessible, wireless home security solutions in the late 20th century. Before systems like SimpliSafe or Ring made DIY security mainstream, companies like Snif offered early versions of these easily installable, battery-operated security devices. Its primary historical significance is as an early example of consumer-grade, wireless security technology developed in Canada (specifically Richmond, BC), which was later distributed by other companies, demonstrating the growth of the home security market beyond traditional, professionally wired installations.
- [SOLIDTEK/ADESSO ACK-595PW Mini Keyboard](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/solidtekadesso-ack-595pw-mini-keyboard): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: For use in environments where desktop space is limited, such as POS (Point of Sale) systems, kiosks, manufacturing environments, or small office areas. It serves as a fully functional, standard 104/105-key replacement by utilizing an embedded numeric keypad accessible via a Fn key, while maintaining full-size letter keys to ensure a comfortable typing experience. Historical Significance: The ACK-595 is a notable example of a long-standing, mass-produced mini keyboarddesign that prioritized space efficiency while retaining full 104-key functionality through clever layout compromises. Its longevity and availability across multiple brands (Solidtek, Adesso, KeySonic, Accuratus, Unitech) highlight a sustained demand for a reliable, compact, and economical keyboard solution in commercial and specialized industrial settings. It utilizes a durable, quiet membrane key switch technology with a lifecycle rated for over 5 million clicks. (H-3cm x W-28.5cm x D-14cm)
- [SONOTRONICS Handset H-250/U (Contract DAAB07-87-C-T017 U.S.)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sonotronics-handset-h-250u-contract-daab07-87-c-t017-us): Circa 1968 A rugged, lightweight, noise-canceling microphone-receiver handset designed for U.S. military tactical field communications. It is the standard handset for use with "PRC" series man-pack radios and vehicular installations. Operational Use: The H-250/U is specifically engineered for high-noise combat environments, such as near explosions or heavy machinery, where its noise-canceling technology ensures clear voice transmission. It is compatible with a wide range of military equipment, including: - Radios: AN/PRC-70, AN/PRC-77, PRC-117, PRC-119, PRC-148, and PRC-150. - Interchangeability: It can be used as a direct replacement for the older H-189/GR handset. While originally a military item, surplus H-250/U handsets are often modified by amateur radio enthusiasts for use with civilian radios. (H-19cm x W-5cm x D-7cm)
- [SONY 1/2-inch Video Tape - 7-Inch Reel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-12-inch-video-tape-7-inch-reel): Circa 1970's - Includes original storage case. - 3-reels available Compatible VTRs: Designed for the EIAJ-1 (Type 1) standard. The recommended high-grade tape for the following professional/industrial VTRs: - SONY AV-3600 (available separately): The most common and iconic EIAJ-1 VTR. This is the machine you are most likely to find this tape used with. - SONY AV-8400: A higher-end EIAJ-1 machine. - PANASONIC NV-3120 / NV-3020: A very popular competitor to the Sony 3600. - JVC CR-6060U - RCA TR-600 - HITACHI VR-10 PLEASE NOTE: This video tape is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-21cm x W-21.5cm x D-3cm)
- [SONY 7F-81W FM/AM Solid State Portable Radio (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-7f-81w-fmam-solid-state-portable-radio-monophonic): Circa 1968 (H-18.5cm x W-29cm x D-6cm)
- [SONY AN-300 Indoor FM Antenna](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-an-300-indoor-fm-antenna): Circa 1980 - Intended for use with stereo system FM tuners and receivers. - Original packaging available upon request.
- [SONY Audio Current Transfer AM/FM Stereo Tuner ST-S555ES](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-audio-current-transfer-amfm-stereo-tuner-st-s555es): Circa 1983 - Requires connection to an amplified stereo system (available separately). - Audio current transfer to phono (RCA) adaptor cable available upon request. - BROCHURE, OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-8cm x W-43cm x D-32.5cm)
- [SONY Auto Reverse Walkman WM-7 Personal Stereo Cassette Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-auto-reverse-walkman-wm-7-personal-stereo-cassette-player): Circa 1982 - Includes fitted case with shoulder strap and headphones. - Compact cassette tapes available separately. PRODUCT ADVERTISING AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-13.2cm x W-8.1cm x D-2.7cm)
- [SONY Battery Video Light Model HVL-20DX](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-battery-video-light-model-hvl-20dx): Circa 1991 - Primarily designed for Sony Handycam camcorders featuring an accessory shoe mount. - For camcorders without a built-in accessory shoe, an optional SONY VCT-S30L shoe bracket (or generic equivalent) would be required (available separately). - Utilizes replaceable XB-20DX halogen replacement bulbs. Usable battery packs: - NP-5 - NP-55H - NP-66H - NP-77 - NP-77H - NP-77HD INSTRUCTIONS (H-13cm x W-15cm x D-5cm)
- [SONY Betacam BCT-20K Video Cassette Case (Case Only)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-betacam-bct-20k-video-cassette-case-case-only): Circa 1982 - 2-available. - Rental rates are per case. (H-17.5cm x W-11cm x D-3cm)
- [SONY Cable Mouse 2.2 Cable Box Controller Model RM-CM101](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cable-mouse-22-cable-box-controller-model-rm-cm101): Circa 1994 - Designed to control certain SONY cable boxes and SONY VCRs that have integrated cable box control features. - Its functions is to translate commands from the TV's remote control (or the TV itself, specifically via the "CONTROL S OUT" port on compatible SONY TVs) into signals that could control a separate cable box. - This eliminated the need for a separate remote for the cable box. Originally supplied with Sony Cable Boxes including: - SONY SLV740 - SONY SLV780HF - SONY SLV795 - SONYSLVN80 (H-1.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-10cm)
- [SONY CD/DVD Player Model DVP-NS400D](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cddvd-player-model-dvp-ns400d): Circa 2001 - Plays DVD-Video discs, CDs, and audio CD-Rs and CD-RWs. Device Outputs: - Coaxial Digital Audio (RCA/Phono) - Optical Digital Audio (Toshlink) - Stereo Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Video Composite Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Component Video Out (RCA/Phono) - 5.1 Channel Output (RCA/Phono) OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-7.5cm x W-43cm x D-24.5cm)
- [SONY CFD-S01 Portable Stereo MP3/CD/AM/FM Radio/Compact Cassette Player (Boombox)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cfd-s01-portable-stereo-mp3cdamfm-radiocompact-cassette-player-boombox): Circa late 1990's to early 2000's - Battery powered. - Can be powered by AC via the included power cord. (H-14.5cm x W-36cm x D-23.5cm)
- [SONY CMB1207CNT1 ClearNET Mobile Phone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cmb1207cnt1-clearnet-mobile-phone): Circa 1999 Use Case:  This phone was an early digital mobile phone primarily used for voice communication on CDMA networks, which offered better sound quality and capacity than older analog systems. Given its time of release (late 1990s), it was a mainstream consumer device, moving past the bulky "brick phone" era. It featured basic phone functions, an LCD display, and standard numeric keypad. Historical Significance: This phone represents SONY's early entry into the burgeoning CDMA digital phone market and its collaboration with regional carriers. It is historically significant as an example of the kind of basic, reliable digital handsets that helped move consumers away from older analog systems to the new, more efficient, and secure digital networks in North America during the late 1990s. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-16.5cm x W-5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [SONY Color Video Camera HVC-2800](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-color-video-camera-hvc-2800): Circa 1982 Part of the Trinicon series, this camera was aimed primarily at the consumer and prosumer market in the early 1980s, enabling home video recording before the advent of integrated camcorders. Suitable for amateur use, learning institutions and law enforcement applications (video interviews and evidence gathering). Included Accessories: - SONY Lens Cap/White Balance Target - SONY Removable Electronic Viewfinder - SONY Camera Adapter CMA-1010C (Provides analog composite (Y/C) and component (Y/R-Y/B-Y) video signals to a VTR) Compatible SONY. Betamax SP VTR's: - SONY PVW-2800 - SONY UVW-1800 - SONY UVW-1400 - SONY UVW-1200 - SONY UVW-1000 (H-19cm x W-15.5cm x D-36.5cm)
- [SONY Compact Disc Player CDP-490](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-compact-disc-player-cdp-490): Circa 1990 - Connection to an amplified stereo system is required for playback (available separately). - Compatible audio cables available separately. - SERVICE MANUAL (H-9.5cm x W-43cm x D-26.5cm)
- [SONY Cyber-shot DSC-T7 Digital Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-t7-digital-camera): Circa 2005 - Ultra compact, high-quality digital camera. - Includes: memory card, battery, battery charger and soft case with belt loop. - Fitted leather case available separately. (H-6cm x W-9.5cm x D-1cm)
- [SONY Cyber-Shot Soft Carrying Case](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-cyber-shot-soft-carrying-case): Circa 2005 - Fitted leather case for the SONY Cyber-Shot T-7 digital camera. (H-7cm x W-11cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY D-T4 FM/AM CD Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-d-t4-fmam-cd-player): Circa 1988 - DC powered via proprietary rechargeable battery. - Can be AC powered with the included power adaptor. - Also includes a fitted carrying case and earbuds with inline remote control. (H-14.3cm x W-13.3cm x D-3.8cm) PLEASE NOTE: BATTERY DISCONTINUED. I desired, a 3D file of a replacement battery pack is available upon request that utilizes standard AA alkaline batteries. Please inquire. Details at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2341112
- [SONY DRX-840U 20x External Dual-Layer DVD Burner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-drx-840u-20x-external-dual-layer-dvd-burner): Circa 2007 Use Case: Was primarily used to add high-speed DVD and CD reading/writing capabilities to desktop computers and laptops, especially those without built-in optical drives or with slower ones. - Key Uses: The 20x max DVD+R burning speed could finish a full DVD in about five minutes. It was used for backing up large volumes of data (up to 8.5 GB on dual-layer discs), creating professional-quality video projects, and installing software. - Target Systems: It was compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista operating systems. Historical Significance: One of the industry's fastest external DVD burners of its era. - Speed Leader: It represented the peak of DVD burning technology before Blu-ray drives became more common, offering 20x DVD±R writing speeds that drastically reduced burning times. - Dual-Layer Standard: It supported both DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL formats, making it easy for consumers to use the full range of available high-capacity 8.5 GB media for backups and video storage. - USB 2.0 Adoption: The drive utilized the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface for connectivity, offering a 480 Mbps burst transfer rate that was essential for efficiently handling high-speed data transfer to the drive. Included Accessories: - AC Power Supply - Vertical Stand. (H-16.5cm x W-5cm x D-23.5cm)
- [SONY DVD Remote Control RM-DX700](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dvd-remote-control-rm-dx700): Circa 2003 Designed to control SONY DVD players: - DVP-CX777 - DVP-CX777ES - DVP-CX777ES/B - DVP-CX777ESU - DVP-CX985 - DVP-CX985V - DVP-NX985V 3-units available. (H-21cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY DVD Remote Control RMT-D128A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dvd-remote-control-rmt-d128a): Circa 2001 Designed to control various SONY DVD Players, including: - DVP-NC600 - DVP-NS400D (available separately) - DVP-S350 - DVP-S36 - DVP-S360 - DVP-S363 - DVP-S365 - DVP-S560D (H-20.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY DVD/TV Remote Control RMT-D117A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dvdtv-remote-control-rmt-d117a): Circa 2000 - Designed to control specific SONY DVD players and it also includes basic TV control functions. Compatible With: - DVP-S56 - DVP-S560D - DVP-560D - DVPS56 - DVPS560D (H-20.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY Dynamic F-26S Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dynamic-f-26s-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use, evidence gathering and media applications. - Equipped with dual plug connector (1/8" mono male phone plug & subminiature phone plug) to provide audio and remote control connection. - Compatible with 1960's - 1970's era compact cassette players. (H-13.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [SONY Dynamic Stereo Headphones MDR-CD555](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dynamic-stereo-headphones-mdr-cd555): Circa Early 1990's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" stereo phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios as is, or with a suitable connection adaptor (available separately). - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-19.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-7cm)
- [SONY Dynamic Stereo Headphones MDR-W30](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-dynamic-stereo-headphones-mdr-w30): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-14cm x W-14.5cm x D-2cm)
- [SONY Editing Control Unit RM-450](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-editing-control-unit-rm-450): Circa 1998 Professional video editing control unit. Use Cases: - Two-Machine Editing: The RM-450/450A was designed to facilitate two-machine editing, specifically controlling a playback VTR (video tape recorder) and a record VTR for "cuts only" edits. - Precision Editing: It enabled precise synchronized editing, including CTL (control track), Time Code (SMPTE/EBU LTC/VITC), and Relative Time Code (RTC) editing modes. - Split Editing: The unit supported split editing, allowing separate in-points for video and audio channels (A1, A2) for more refined sound and music edits. - VTR Control: It offered remote control of basic VTR functions such as PLAY, STILL, FF, REW, STANDBY, EJECT (for 9-pin VTRs), REC, and EDIT. - Compatibility: The RM-450/450A was compatible with various professional video formats, including U-matic and Betacam SP. Connectivity: - 9-pin RS-422 Interface: This was a primary connection for newer, 9-pin equipped Sony VTRs, allowing for both CTL and Time Code-based editing. - 33-pin Remote Control Interface: The unit also featured 33-pin remote control connectors for direct connection to older 33-pin equipped editing VTRs, such as the Sony VO-5850/5800. - Mixed Operation: The RM-450 was versatile enough to allow for mixed operation of both 33-pin and 9-pin equipped VTRs. - Reference Video Input: It included a REF VIDEO IN (BNC) for synchronized operation with an external reference video signal. - Cue Pulse Output: A CUE OUT (BNC) provided a cue pulse for triggering external equipment with external start capabilities. Compatible VCR/VTR Types and Models: - 33-pin equipped editing VTRs: The RM-450 can directly connect to VTRs featuring the 33-pin remote control interface, such as the Sony VO-5850 and VO-5800 U-matic decks. - 9-pin (RS-422 serial interface) equipped VTRs: This includes a wider range of professional Sony VTRs, allowing for both Control Track (CTL) and Time Code-based editing. Examples include SONY VO-9850 series U-matics), VTRs compatible with professional formats like Betacam SP, DVCAM, and Hi-8 and specific 9-pin equipped Sony VTRs like the DSR-60/P, DSR-80/P, PVW-2600/P, and PVW-2800/P. - Mixed Operation: The RM-450 is designed to handle a combination of both 33-pin and 9-pin equipped VTRs for two-machine editing setups. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, PRODUCT BROCHURE, U-MATIC EDITING SYSTEM MANUAL AND U-MATIC REMOTE CONTROL PIN-OUTS (H-9cm x W-39cm x D-26.5cm)
- [SONY FM/AM Stereo Walkman SRF-A1 Personal Headphone Radio](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-fmam-stereo-walkman-srf-a1-personal-headphone-radio): Circa 1983 - Compatible headphones or earbuds are available separately. (H-11cm x W-7.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY FM/AM Walkman WM-FX50 Personal Stereo Cassette Player/Radio](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-fmam-walkman-wm-fx50-personal-stereo-cassette-playerradio): Circa 1991 - Includes fitted case. - Compact cassettes tapes available separately. OPERATING AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-10.2cm x W-7.6cm x D-3.2cm)
- [Sony High Grade 8mm Video Cassettes](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-high-grade-8mm-video-cassettes): Circa 1985 Compatible Camcorders: - Video8 Camcorders: These are the original 8mm analog camcorders, like early Sony Handycam models (e.g., Sony CCD-V8AF), that specifically record and play back in the standard Video8 format. - Hi8 Camcorders: Introduced as an improved version of Video8 with higher resolution, Hi8 camcorders (e.g., Sony CCD-TRV series, Canon L2 Hi8) are generally backward compatible, meaning they can both play and record on Video8 tapes. - Rental rate is per video cassette. - 3-available NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-6.5cm x W-10cm x D-2cm)
- [SONY Hyper HAD Color Video Camera Model SSC-DC54A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-hyper-had-color-video-camera-model-ssc-dc54a): Circa 1999 High-Quality CCD video camera designed for surveillance and monitoring applications. Use Cases: - Surveillance and Monitoring: Ideal for security systems in commercial, industrial, and residential settings due to its high resolution and low-light capabilities. - Low-Light Environments: Its Hyper HAD CCD sensor and Turbo Gain AGC make it suitable for areas with varying or dim lighting conditions, including outdoor daytime operations and night surveillance (when used with an IR illuminator in some variants). - Recording Fast-Moving Objects: The electronic shutter allows for capturing clear still images or slow-motion playback during video review, aiding in identification of objects like license plates. Specifications: - Image Sensor: 1/2-inch Hyper HAD CCD. - Resolution: 470 TV lines. - Minimum Illumination: As low as 0.8 lux (F1.2, 50 IRE, Turbo Gain AGC ON). - Lens Mount: C/CS mount, accepting both DC and video auto iris lenses. - Power Supply: Typically operates on 24V AC, ensuring stable performance in professional setups. - Signal-to-Noise Ratio: High S/N ratio of 50 dB. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cable - AC 24V, 60 Hz power supply ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND PRODUCT BROCHURE (H-6.40cm x W-5.40cm x D-13.70cm)
- [SONY ME-20 Earphone - Light Grey](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-me-20-earphone-light-grey): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios. - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-1.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [SONY Miniature CCD Video Camera Module XC-57 (Analog/B&W)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-miniature-ccd-video-camera-module-xc-57-analogbampw): Circa 1986 One of the very first CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) cameras widely available to the industrial and scientific markets, marking a pivotal shift from tube-based cameras (like the IKEGAMI ITC-40) to solid-state technology. A high-end video camera when introduced. Use Cases: The XC-57 was not a consumer or broadcast camera. It was an industrial/scientific-grade module designed for integration into other equipment. Its main applications were: - Machine Vision: The primary market. Used on factory floors for automated inspection, quality control, measurement, and robot guidance. - Scientific Imaging & Microscopy: Its linear response, stability, and C-mount made it ideal for attaching to microscopes and other lab equipment for documentation and analysis. - Medical Imaging: Used in early endoscopic and diagnostic systems where its small size and reliability were beneficial. - Document Imaging: Integrated into systems for digitizing film, documents, or other materials. - General Purpose R&D: A go-to camera for university labs and engineering departments for any project requiring a reliable, standard-definition video signal. - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND SERVICE MANUAL Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders - BNC (video) cables PLEASE NOTE: Select and order desired C-Mount lens separately. ADDITIONAL NOTE: This particular example has an aftermarket yellow/black hash-mark decal applied to the normally black camera body. (H-5cm x W-5cm x D-13cm)
- [SONY Model IT-B1 Corded Telephone -Gray](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-model-it-b1-corded-telephone-gray): Circa 1999 Use Case: Designed for basic, functional landline communication in a home or office environment. Its slim, lightweight design allowed for either desktop use or convenient wall mounting in kitchens, hallways, or offices. It featured standard analog functions such as Muting, Redial, and Flash (used for accessing network services like call waiting or call transfer) and included green LED keypad backlighting. Historical Significance: The SONY IT-B1 represents the period when major global electronics brands entered the competitive consumer telephone market following the deregulation of telephone equipment in North America and other regions. Sony applied its brand recognition and design expertise to produce stylish, reliable, and inexpensive alternatives to the standard WESTERN ELECTRIC models. The widespread availability of models like the IT-B1 marked a shift toward a more varied consumer choice and the eventual decline of the traditional, monolithic telephone monopolies. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-7cm x W-6cm x D-20cm)
- [SONY NS999ES DVD Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-ns999es-dvd-player): Circa 2003 High-end SONY "ES" series model featuring robust build quality and advanced features for both video and audio playback. Device Outputs: - Coaxial Digital Audio (RCA/Phono) - Optical Digital Audio (Toshlink) - Stereo Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Video Composite Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Component Video Out (RCA/Phono) - 5.1 Channel Output (RCA/Phono) INSTALLATION GUIDE, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-11cm x W-43cm x D-33.5cm)
- [SONY SLH Adaptor EAD-1](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-slh-adaptor-ead-1): Circa 1960's - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio and broadcast audio applications. - Provides compatibility with SONY SLH recording tape with tape recorders that do not possess the requisite SLH setting. - Rare audiophile item. - Original packaging available. (H-9cm x W-12cm x D-6.5cm)
- [SONY SLV-960HF VHS Video Cassette Recorder (VCR)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-slv-960hf-vhs-video-cassette-recorder-vcr): Circa 1995 Available Connections: - Antenna Input and Output - Audio (monaural) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) - Video (Composite) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-10.5cm x W-43cm x D-31cm)
- [SONY Soft Case For Cyber-Shot DSC-T7 (Leather)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-soft-case-for-cyber-shot-dsc-t7-leather): Circa 2005 (H-7cm x W-11cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY Splicing Tape - For Use With 1/4" Magnetic Audio Tape](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-splicing-tape-for-use-with-14quot-magnetic-audio-tape): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home and professional applications. - Original vintage packaging. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-4.7cm x W-4.5cm x D-2cm)
- [SONY Stereo Dual Drive Cassette Deck TC-WE405](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-stereo-dual-drive-cassette-deck-tc-we405): Circa 1996 - Features 2 separate compact cassette drives (playback and record/playback). - Compatible headphones, audio cassettes, microphones and audio cables are available separately. - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-12cm x W-43cm x D-28cm)
- [SONY Stereo Headphones - Black](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-stereo-headphones-black): Circa Early 2000's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - 1/8" stereo phone plug connection. - Will fit most portable tape player/recorders and radios as is, or with a suitable connection adaptor (available separately). - Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. (H-18cm x W-15cm x D-8cm)
- [SONY Stereo VHS Video Cassette Recorder Model SLV-815UB (UK Model)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-stereo-vhs-video-cassette-recorder-model-slv-815ub-uk-model): Circa 1991 - High-quality 7-head unit with many professional features. - Hi-Fi/two-channel audio with manual audio control. - Long play/SP/LP standard playback. - Digital picture-in-picture (PIP). - Timer programming. - VHS PAL (European) standard. - Jog shuttle. - Single frame adjustment. - Variable slow motion and variable playback speeds. - Variable frame search, index frame search, repeat function. - High-speed rewind. - Insert and edit functions. - SECAM recording and playback. SERVICE MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: This device is designed for use in Europe and therefore utilizes European SECAM video standards. For this reason, this device will only play commercially recorded tapes designated VHS PAL. Normally requires a PAL standard monitor or television to display playback. (H-9.5cm x W-43cm x D-39.5cm)
- [SONY Tapecorder TC-102 (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-tapecorder-tc-102-monophonic): Circa 1965 to 1967 - Suitable for home, office, classroom or evidence gathering applications. - Uses 1/4" magnetic tape in reels up to 7" in diameter (depicted with 5" reels). - CATALOGUE PAGE AND SERVICING GUIDE (H-18cm x W-33cm x D-26.5cm)
- [SONY TC-K96R Stereo Cassette Deck](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-tc-k96r-stereo-cassette-deck): Circa 1979 - High-end compact cassette recording deck. - Excellent condition. - Compatible headphones, audio cassettes, microphones and audio cables are available separately. - BROCHURE AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-15.2cm x W-42.5cm x D-29.5cm)
- [SONY Trinitron KV-1370R (13-Inch Color Television Receiver)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-trinitron-kv-1370r-13-inch-color-television-receiver): Circa 1985 - High-quality 13-inch color CRT television receiver. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the device's female RCA(Phono) audio and video analog inputs. - Made in Japan. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: Presently nonoperational (service required to internal power supply). (H-35.5cm x W-36cm x D-40.5cm)
- [SONY TV-112 Portable (10.5-Inch, Black & White) Television Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-tv-112-portable-105-inch-black-amp-white-television-receiver): Circa 1971 - A high-quality portable black and white (monochrome) television receiver. - Excellent cosmetic condition. - This analog-receiver can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the input of a RF Modulator (available separately) with its final output being tied into to the device's antenna connections via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - 1/8-inch phone plug receptacle for use with accessory earphones or headphones (available separately). - AC or DC operation (see note below). PLEASE NOTE: The rechargeable battery for this unit is no longer in production. At client request, an available battery type and charger can be adapted for use (charges apply). ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (H-31.7cm x W-28.5cm x D-25.3cm)
- [SONY TV Remote Control RM-Y137](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-tv-remote-control-rm-y137): Circa 1997 Compatible with the following SONY televisions: - KV-27S26 - KV-27S36 - KV-27V26 - KV-27V36 - KV-29RS26 - KV-29RS26C - KV-29V36C - KV-29V66M - KV-29V76M - KV-32S26 - KV-32S36 - KV-32TW26 - KV-23V26 - KV-32V36 - KV-34RS26C - KV-34V36C - KV-35S26 - KV-35S36 - KV-35V36 - KV-35V76 - KV-37RS26 (H-20.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY U-matic Remote Control (Cable Connected Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-u-matic-remote-control-cable-connected-remote-control): Circa 1980's - Designed to remotely operate Sony U-matic professional video recording and editing equipment. - Compatible with the SONY U-Matic Video Cassette Player Model VP-2010 (available separately) and other specific SONY U-matic players/recorders. Functions: - "RECORD" - "CUT IN" - "CUT OUT" - "EDIT" - "STOP" - "F FWD" - "FWD" - "REW" - "PAUSE"
- [SONY U-Matic Video Cassette Player Model VP-2010 (Analog Output)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-u-matic-video-cassette-player-model-vp-2010-analog-output): Circa Early 1970's The Sony U-Matic VP-2010 was a professional-grade U-Matic video cassette player, known for its robustness and use in various institutional settings. Use Cases: - Educational Institutions: Widely adopted in schools and universities for instructional video playback. - Corporate Communication: Used for in-house training videos, corporate presentations, and internal communication. - Television Newsrooms: Served as a daily workhorse for recording and playing back news footage in the days before more compact formats like Betacam became prevalent. - Archival Purposes: Used by institutions for accessing and preserving video content stored on U-Matic tapes. - Cable Access Television: Played a significant role in local community television production and playback. Overview: - Designed to play 3/4-inch U-Matic videocassettes. - Front-Loading Cassette Mechanism. - Solenoid-operated controls for functions (Play, Rewind, Fast-Forward, Stop, and Pause). Connections: - Proprietary SONY remote control connector. - 8-pin EIAJ video connector for signal output to a monitor. - F-Pin RF out for signal output to a television receiver. - 1/8-inch phone jack "AUDIO MONITOR" for headphone use. - Dual (stereo) RCA (Phono) line level outputs. Available Optional Accessories: - SONY U-Matic Remote Control RM-410 (cable connected remote control). - SONY U-Matic video cassettes. - Suitable connection cables. PLEASE NOTE: This analog video cassette player's video output can be displayed on a digital video monitor if connected to the input of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its now converted digital output—connected to the display's digital input. (H-21.5cm x W-51.5cm x D-41.5cm)
- [SONY VAIO PCG-983L Notebook Computer (Non-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-vaio-pcg-983l-notebook-computer-non-functional): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: Designed as high-range, multimedia-focused notebook. It was powerful enough to serve as "true replacements to a desktop" and was often bundled with audio and video editing software like ADOBE Premiere. Their primary use cases included: - Media Creation: Editing audio and video files. - Entertainment: Watching DVDs via the integrated optical drive and listening to music. - General Productivity: Web browsing, email, and running office applications. Historical Significance: Highly acclaimed for its style, portability, and powerful-for-the-time specifications. Its historical significance lies in several factors: - Desktop Replacement: It was one of the early examples of a laptop powerful enough to truly replace a desktop PC for demanding tasks like media editing. - Design and Style: The use of gray and light blue plastic gave it a distinctive look that helped the VAIO brand stand out from conventional, dull-colored notebooks. - Pioneering Multimedia: The inclusion of powerful CPUs and GPUs, along with software bundles, positioned SONY as a leader in consumer multimedia computing during a critical growth period for the industry. Included Accessories: - AC Power Adapter/Charger. - TARGUS Carrying Case. PLEASE NOTE: This unit is non-functional. (H-5cm x W-26cm x D-32cm)
- [SONY Video Cassette K-30 Betamax Tape](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-video-cassette-k-30-betamax-tape): Circa 1976 Compatible with Betamax VCRs (Video Cassette Recorders) produced by a variety of manufacturers licensed to use the Beta format. Some notable manufacturers that produced Betamax-compatible VCRs include: - Sony: The originator of the Betamax format, with models like the SL-5000, SL-8200, and various Betamovie camcorders. - Sanyo: Marketed their recorders under the Betacord brand, including models like the VCR 3900, VCR 4000, and Betamovies like the VRC-100. - Zenith: Contracted with Sony to produce VCRs, including models like the JR 9000, VR 8500PT, and others, often identifiable by their top-loading mechanism. - Other Manufacturers: Toshiba, Pioneer, Murphy, Aiwa, and NEC also produced Beta-format VCRs, as did department stores like Sears and Quelle under their house brands. (H-9.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [SONY Video Tuner TT-300 (Analog Video Tuner)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-video-tuner-tt-300-analog-video-tuner): Circa 1978 Primarily designed for use with SONY Betamax VCRs, dating back to around 1979. It functions as a timer and tuner unit to allow programmable recording of television broadcasts on compatible Betamax recorders. - Features a digital clock display and controls for setting recording times (REC TIME), including options for 1H, 2H, and 4H durations. - Includes buttons for POWER, MANUAL, TIMER, AM/PM, ON/OFF (for both timer and AFT - Automatic Fine Tuning), indicating its functionalities for both manual operation and programmable timer functions. - Unit allows selection of channels through numbered buttons (2-13 visible in the image) and includes an AFT (Automatic Fine Tuning) feature for optimal signal reception. - Rare SONY product. Available Connections: - RF input/outputs (F-Pin) - Antenna input/outputs (Screw Terminals) - 8-pin EIAJ video connector (AKA: HONDA Connector) - 1-switched/1-unswitched AC power outlet (H-14.5cm x W-18cm x D-36.5cm)
- [SONY Videocorder AV-3600 (Analog B&W VTR)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sony-videocorder-av-3600-analog-bampw-vtr): Circa 1970 The AV-3600 is a fascinating and historically significant piece of technology that represents the dawn of accessible video recording. It was a key machine in bringing video recording out of the professional broadcast studio and into educational, industrial, and affluent consumer markets. Features: - Recording and Playback: Capable of both recording and playing back video and audio. - Tape Format: Uses 1/2" open-reel tapes with the standardized EIAJ-1 format. - Recording Time: Offers up to 60 minutes of recording time with a 7" reel at a tape speed of 7.5 IPS. - Resolution: Provides a resolution of up to 300 lines and conforms to the EIAJ NTSC b/w standard. - Audio Features: Includes auto and manual audio gain control with a built-in VU meter and tape footage-counter; features mono audio tracks. - Special Functions: Offers stop action and the ability to add audio after video recording. - Compatibility: Tapes are interchangeable with other EIAJ AV series VTRs, and an optional RF modulator allows playback on conventional TV sets. Connectivity: - Video and Audio I/O: The rear panel features TNC connectors for input and output and an 8-pin EIAJ video connector for signal output to a monitor. - Camera Connections: Camera input via min-DIN connector - RF Unit: Connections are available for an optional RF unit to enable playback on a standard television. Include Accessories: - SONY 7-inch take-up reel. - Power cable. SONY Videocorder AV-3600 - Ready Reference, Operating Instructions and Service Manual (H-23cm x W-38cm x D-33.5cm)
- [SOUND-CRAFT SYSTEMS Inc. SC22 Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sound-craft-systems-inc-sc22-microphone): Circa 1980's - 1/4" phone plug connection. - Can be adapted to 1/8" phone plug connection (adaptor available separately). (H-17.5cm x W-2cm x D-2cm)
- [SOUTHWESTERN BELL Freedom Phone Model FA 935](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/southwestern-bell-freedom-phone-model-fa-935): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's Use Case: Designed to answer a landline telephone and record messages from callers. It featured: - Microcassette Technology: Unlike some older machines that used standard or mini cassettes, this model specifically utilized a microcassette tape (MC-20 or similar) to record incoming messages. - Status Indicator: The small orange light next to the "MESSAGE" button served as an indicator for new messages. Historical Significance: Historically significant as an example of the transition in answering machine technology. - Tape Technology: It was a popular consumer product utilizing microcassettes, a form factor often associated more with dictation recorders than full answering machines. This technology was standard before digital flash memory recording systems became dominant in the late 1990s. - Consumer Accessibility: SOUTHWESTERN BELL licensed its name to CONAIR CORPORATION to produce the "Freedom Phone" line, making these devices widely available and affordable for average consumers following the deregulation of the telephone market. - Shift in Communication: The widespread adoption of devices like the FA 935 fundamentally changed social norms regarding telephone communication, allowing for asynchronous communication and call screening as standard practices in the home. (H-4.5cm x W-15cm x D-15cm)
- [SPARTUS Full-Vue Twin Lens Reflex Camera (Canadian Manufactured)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/spartus-full-vue-twin-lens-reflex-camera-canadian-manufactured): Circa 1948 to 1960 - Uses 120 film. - Art Deco design. - This example was manufactured in Canada. - Near double available (H-12.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-11cm)
- [SPARTUS Full-Vue Twin Lens Reflex Camera (US Manufactured)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/spartus-full-vue-twin-lens-reflex-camera-us-manufactured): Circa 1948 to 1960 - Uses 120 film. - Art Deco design. - This example was manufactured in the US. - Near double available (H-12.5cm x W-9.5cm x D-11cm)
- [Speaker - Small (Custom/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/speaker-small-customsimulated): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's - Can be surface-mounted with low-tack double-faced adhesive tape. - Nonfunctional (H-5cm x W-5cm x D-1cm)
- [SPERRY Pictorial Deviation Indicator Model R1](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sperry-pictorial-deviation-indicator-model-r1): Circa 1970's to 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case Used for aircraft navigation, particularly when flying using radio navigation aids like VOR (VHF Omnidirectional Range), ILS (Instrument Landing System), or GPS-based systems. - Navigation Guidance: It helps the pilot determine the aircraft's lateral position in relation to a selected course line (radial). The vertical needle or bar indicates deviation from the intended flight path; if the aircraft drifts off course, the needle moves, showing the pilot which direction to steer to return to the centerline. - Instrument Approaches: The R-1 is vital for flying instrument approaches, where precision is paramount, especially in poor weather conditions where visual cues are limited. It might also incorporate a horizontal needle to provide vertical glideslope guidance during ILS approaches, though the specific R-1 in the image primarily shows the vertical deviation. - Integration: It is often part of a more integrated system, such as a Horizontal Situation Indicator (HSI) display, providing a comprehensive view of heading, course, and position to reduce pilot workload. (H-8.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-25cm)
- [Standard-8mm/Super-8mm 50' Take-up Reels - Plastic - Assorted Colors](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/standard-8mmsuper-8mm-50-take-up-reels-plastic-assorted-colors): Circa Late 1950's to late 1980's - KODAK and generic brands. - 38-available. Comparison of Standard Diameter Reels: - 3-inch reel: Approx. 7.6 cm in diameter, typically holding about 50 feet of film. - 4-inch reel: Approx. 10 cm in diameter, typically holding about 100 feet of film. - 5-inch reel: Approx. 12.7 cm in diameter, typically holding about 200 feet of film. - 7-inch reel: Approx. 18 cm in diameter, typically holding about 400 feet of film. (H-7.6cm x W-7.6cm x D-1cm)
- [STANLEY 1050 Garage Door Opener with Red LED Indicator -Gray/Beige](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stanley-1050-garage-door-opener-with-red-led-indicator-graybeige): Circa Late 1990's Manufactured and widely used between 1982 and 1997. The underlying technology (Linear Delta 3 digital coding) dates back to 1976. Use Case: The primary use case is the wireless operation of a single garage door or gate opener. The remote uses a specific frequency (commonly 310 MHz) and an internal set of 10 DIP switches to create a unique code for activating compatible openers within a typical range of up to 300 feet. Historical Significance: This style of remote is historically significant for its role in popularizing fixed-code radio control for residential access. The use of 10 DIP switches offered 1,024 possible code combinations, which was considered a reliable and user-programmable security feature at the time, helping to standardize the function of garage door openers before the widespread adoption of modern rolling-code (SecureCode) systems. (H-9cm x W-6.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [STANLEY Contractor Grade Carpenter's Tool Pouch Set Model 82-841 (Large 39"-43" waists)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stanley-contractor-grade-carpenters-tool-pouch-set-model-82-841-large-39-43-waists): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Designed for heavy-duty construction and professional carpentry applications. Use Cases: - General Contracting: Carrying a mix of tape measures, speed squares, and utility knives. - Roofing: The secure, rivet-reinforced pockets prevent tools from falling when working at heights or on steep pitches. - Deck & Fence Building: High-capacity pouches for carrying bulk screws and fasteners. Features: - Capacity: Includes 11 total pockets across two main pouches for organizing various hand tools. - Specialized Storage: Features a dedicated steel hammer loop and a tape measure pocket for quick access.
- [STC Viscount British Residential/Office Telephone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stc-viscount-british-residentialoffice-telephone): Circa 1982 A standard home and office landline telephone that became a common sight across the UK in the 1980s. Use Case: Designed as an everyday domestic or office phone, offering modern conveniences over older rotary models. It was designed for basic call handling but included the added value features of last number redial, a mute (secrecy) function, and a notepad facility, which were advanced for the time. It was best suited for use on a standard phone line (PSTN) with loop-disconnect dialling and earth recall facilities. Historical Significance: The Viscount holds historical significance as one of the quintessential phones of the post-privatization era of British telecommunications in the 1980s. It was part of a new wave of diverse and electronically advanced telephone models offered to the public, moving away from the single-model rotary-dial standard of the General Post Office (GPO) era. Its sleek, modern design and push-button functionality made it a symbol of the shift towards electronic and consumer-choice telecommunications in British homes. NOTE: Can be used with the VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator that provides on-set talk-path and ringing capabilities (available separately). (H-7.5cm x W-14cm x D-22cm)
- [STELLAVOX Fi-Cord 303 Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stellavox-fi-cord-303-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1968 - Suitable for home use, office use, media and evidence gathering applications. - Includes fitted case, blank tape and take-up reel. - When current, it was used by intelligence agencies as it was ideally suited for concealed operation and covert activities. - Made in Switzerland. - BROCHURE AND OWNER'S MANUAL (H-4cm x W-8cm x D-16cm) PRESENTLY NON-OPERATIONAL - Requires a proprietary battery that is no longer available. If desired, a custom battery pack can be built at additional client expense. Please inquire.
- [STELLER LABS Set-Top Video Converter (AKA: Holland 6203-1 Multimedia Modulator/RF Modulator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/steller-labs-set-top-video-converter-aka-holland-6203-1-multimedia-modulatorrf-modulator): Circa Early 2000's Designed to convert separate audio and video (A/V) signals into VHF TV signals that can be viewed on a TV set with an RF coaxial input (typically Channel 3 or 4). This allows you to connect A/V components like DVD players, gaming consoles, camcorders, or satellite receivers to older televisions that lack composite video inputs. - Setting up and operating the RF Modulator involves connecting AV cables from your source component to the modulator's inputs. - If you have an existing RF source, it connects to the ANT IN jack on the modulator, and a separate coaxial cable connects the modulator's TO TV jack to your TV's RF input. If there's no existing RF source, connect the modulator's TO TV jack directly to your TV's RF input. - If the television does not have a coaxial (F-Pin) RF input, the coaxial connection coming from the converter can be connected via a coaxial (Female F-Pin) to antenna lugs adaptor. - After powering on the modulator, tune your TV to either Channel 3 or 4, selecting a channel not used for regular broadcasts, and set the modulator's CHANNEL 3/4 switch to match. - Finally, turn on your connected AV component to view its output on the selected channel. (H-3cm x W-11.5cm x D-6.5cm)
- [Stereo Mic Mixer MM-3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stereo-mic-mixer-mm-3): Circa 1960's - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio, public address, and broadcast audio applications. - Compatible cables are available separately. (H-6.1cm x W-26.1cm x D-10.8cm)
- [STIHL Chainsaw Model 023](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stihl-chainsaw-model-023): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A compact, homeowner-grade gas chainsaw widely regarded for its reliability in light to medium cutting tasks, such as pruning and processing firewood. Use Cases: - Residential Landscaping: Perfectly suited for routine yard maintenance, including pruning branches and limbing fallen debris. - Firewood Processing: Excellent for cutting small to medium logs (typically under 12 inches in diameter) into lengths for home fireplaces or wood stoves. - Small-Scale Forestry & Acreage: Useful for felling small trees and thinning out overgrown shrubs on private properties. - Storm Cleanup: Its manageable size makes it a popular "backup saw" for clearing roads or paths after windstorms. - Semi-Professional Projects: Can be used for part-time property maintenance or light building projects (like cutting lumber for garden beds), provided it is given frequent cooling breaks. Technical Specifications: This model belongs to the STIHL 1123 series and is known for its "clamshell" motor design. - Engine Displacement: 40.2 cc (2.45 cu. in.). - Power Output: 2.6 hp (approx. 1.9 kW). - Max Engine Speed: 12,500 RPM. - Weight: Approximately 10.1 lbs (4.6 kg) for the powerhead only. - Guide Bar Lengths: Typically used with 12-inch to 16-inch bars. - Fuel/Oil Ratio: 50:1 mixture using STIHL two-cycle oil. Included Accessories: - STIHL 2-Part Chainsaw Carrying Case. - STIHL Chain Bar Scabbard. - Spare Cutting Chain. - STIHL 2-Cycle Mix Oil. - Scrench (Screwdriver/Wrench Combination Tool). NOTICE: This item is rented exclusively for light use as a motion picture prop or set decoration. Use outside of these parameters will incur additional maintenance fees to cover accelerated wear and the replacement of any depleted expendables. (H-27.5cm x W-24cm x D-83cm)
- [STRAUSS Model NS280 Portable Compact Cassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/strauss-model-ns280-portable-compact-cassette-recorder): Circa 1960's - Blank or commercially recorded cassette tapes available separately. - Powered by alkaline C-Cell batteries. - Includes a fitted case and AC power cord. - Recommended available microphones: Sony Dynamic Microphone F-96, Record-a-Call Dynamic Microphone, Realistic 200 OHM Dynamic Microphone, and Optimus Omnidirectional Tie Clip Microphone. (H-24.3cm x W-13.3cm x D-7cm)
- [STRINGLINER TapeWiz Pro (Barrier Tape Dispenser)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/stringliner-tapewiz-pro-barrier-tape-dispenser): Circa Early 2000's A specialized hand-held dispenser designed for the rapid deployment of non-adhesive barricade and caution tapes on construction and public safety sites. Key Features & Use Cases: - One-Handed Operation: Its design allows professionals to dispense long runs of tape with one hand, keeping the other free for securing the line to posts or cones. - Integrated Cutting: The unit features a serrated edge (visible on the left vertical arm in your image) for quick, clean tearing without needing separate tools. - High Capacity: It is engineered to hold standard large-format rolls, specifically 1,000-foot rolls of 2-mil to 4-mil thickness tape. - Reloadable Design: The two-piece "pull-apart" handle allows for fast reloading of new rolls with no loose parts to lose on a job site. - Secure Storage: A built-in notch on the handle secures the loose end of the tape when not in use, preventing the roll from unraveling during transport. (H-14.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-22cm)
- [Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile Trigger (Custom - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/submarine-launched-ballistic-missile-trigger-custom-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring authentic simulated functionality. It possesses a unique custom design—intended to depict the current variation of the specialized hand-held controller used onboard ballistic missile submarines. It is used to issue the final command to launch a Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile. This unit would normally be connected to the fire control console by its thick, heavy-duty electric cable. It comprises of a pistol grip with a manual trigger switch that is protected from accidental actuation by an integrated switch guard. Once the trigger guard is lifted, a prominent red indicator illuminates to signify that the device is armed and ready. Pressing the exposed pushbutton triggers missile launch. Powered via an internal 9-volt battery. Use Case: The use of a physical trigger provides a deliberate, tactile action for the Weapons Officer (WEPS) or Fire Control Technician during a launch sequence. Period of Use: The use of handheld firing handles has evolved alongside the generations of U.S. fleet ballistic missiles: - Polaris & Poseidon Era (1960–1990): Early SSBNs, including the "41 for Freedom" classes, utilized integrated firing consoles with manual authorizing devices as the Polaris (A1/A2/A3) and Poseidon (C3) missiles were deployed. - Trident I (C4) Era (1979–2005): With the introduction of the Ohio-class submarine in 1981, the firing handle became a more standardized, ergonomic component of the advanced fire control systems. - Trident II (D5/D5LE) Era (1990–Present): The current version of the pistol-grip handle is used for the Trident II (D5) and its Life Extension (D5LE) variants. - Future Use: This manual firing mechanism is expected to remain a core feature of the upcoming Columbia-class submarines, which are slated to begin replacing the Ohio-class in the early 2030s. Historical Significance: - The "Human Connection" to Deterrence: The trigger's design—a handheld pistol grip—is intentionally chosen for its tactile feedback. In an era of highly automated systems, this device ensures that a deliberate, physical human action is required to initiate a launch sequence, providing a psychological and procedural "fail-safe". - A Symbol of Command: Within the submarine community, the handle is a potent symbol of the Weapons Officer (WEPS) or Fire Control Technician's duty. It is often treated with high ceremony and is kept under strict lock and key in a secure safe until a validated launch order is received. - Cultural Legacy: While the U.S. version is a purpose-built industrial component, its design parallels the British Royal Navy's trigger, which is famously modeled after a Colt .45 pistol grip. Both serve as the final authorizing component of the Strategic Weapon System (SWS). (H-19cm x W-7.5cm x D-7cm)
- [SUNPAK AP-200W Auto Pan/Tilt Head - (Remote Control Pan/Tilt Tripod Head)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sunpak-ap-200w-auto-pantilt-head-remote-control-pantilt-tripod-head): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 2000's Remote-controlled, automatic/manual pan and tilt head designed primarily for use with small video cameras or camcorders. Enables smooth and controlled camera movements—useful for video recording. Details: - Includes a IR (infrared) remote for operating pan and tilt movements. - Auto Pan/Tilt Functions: Offers user configured automated control over panning and tilting actions. - Operates via an AC adapter, 6-volt camcorder battery or the included AA battery pack. - 2-units available. ADDITION INFORMATION Phttps://www.propology.ca/sunpak-ap-200w.htmlLEASE NOTE: One of the two available units has been custom rigged with a remotely controlled, red-colored, "tally-light". When illuminated, it indicates that the attached camera is sending/recording live video. Please specify which unit is desired at ordering. (H-8.5cm x W-10cm x D-18cm)
- [SUNPAK Auto 120J TTL Professional Electronic Flash Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sunpak-auto-120j-ttl-professional-electronic-flash-kit): Circa 2010 - This flash is for use with SLR Cameras equipped with a hot-shoe mount. - Can be powered internally with "AA" batteries or with the included external high power battery pack. - Included auto adaptor optimizes use with NIKON SLR program-automatic cameras (will sync with any camera equipped with a typical hot-shoe mount). Kit Includes: - SUNPAK Tri-Pak II High-Power External Battery Pack. - SUNPAK NE-1AF Adaptor for NIKON. Available Separately: - Cold-Shoe to Light Stand Mount. (H-20cm x W-8.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [SunRize Industries Color Splitter (For AMIGA & COMMODORE Computers)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sunrize-industries-color-splitter-for-amiga-computers): Circa 1989 Product Details: - Function: The primary purpose of the Color Splitter was to allow monochrome digitizers, such as the SunRize Perfect Vision or DigiView, to capture full-color images. It accomplished this by sequentially splitting the incoming composite video signal (labeled with inputs for SAT and HO, and outputs for RGB) into its primary color components. - Compatibility: It was designed specifically for use with the vintage AMIGA and COMMODORE line of personal computers. - Features: The unit includes manual adjustment knobs for saturation (SAT) and hue (HU), and a toggle switch for the RGB outputs. It typically takes a composite video input and provides color-separated signals to the associated digitizer hardware. - History: The device was developed by SunRize Industries, a company Anthony Wood started in his college dorm room to create hardware and software for the Amiga platform. The company was highly successful in its niche during the late 1980s. This is a niche vintage computing item, often sold as a collectible to enthusiasts and historians. (H-3.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-12cm)
- [Swann DIY Security Camera SW211-DSC Kit (Color, Analog Output)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/swann-diy-security-camera-sw211-dsc-kit-color-analog-output): Circa 2006 Camera Specifications: Video - Image Sensor 1/3" CMOS - Video Quality 380 TV Lines - Number of Effective Pixels 510 x 492 (NTSC), 628 x 582 (PAL) - Minimum Illumination < 3 Lux - Day/Night Mode Day only - White Balance Automatic - Signal / Noise Ratio >50dB - Electronic Shutter 1/60 - 1/100,000 NTSC - 1/50 - 1/100,000 PAL - Gain Control Automatic - Backlight Compensation Yes - Wide Dynamic Range No - Lens 6mm - Viewing Angle 35° Audio - Microphone Yes - Audio Range 9ft / 3m General - Indoor / Outdoor Indoor - Operating Power 8 - 12V DC - Operating Temperature -4°F ~ 122°F / -20°C ~ 50°C - Body Construction Aluminum - Dimensions - Camera & Stand .5" x 1.2" x 1.2" / 38mm x 31mm x 31mm - Weight Camera & Stand 0.7oz / 20g - 2-cameras available. Kit Contents: - Security Camera - 16ft / 5m RCA Video Cable - AC power Adapter Accessories Available Separately: - Video monitors - Video recorders - RCA extension and adapter cables (audio and video) PRODUCT BROCHURE (H-2.5cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [SYLVANIA 12-Inch Quad Observation System Monitor Model SY3144 (B&W, Analog, Video Monitor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sylvania-12-inch-quad-observation-system-monitor-model-sy3144-bampw-analog-video-monitor): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's Specifications & Features: - Display: 12-inch black and white (B/W) CRT (Cathode Ray Tube). - Quad Processor: Integrated real-time quad processor allowing simultaneous display of up to four camera feeds on a single screen. - Camera Inputs: Support for multiple camera inputs via 6-pin DIN connections for video, and RCA for audio—supporting up to 4 cameras. - Viewing Modes: Quad view and full-screen view for individual cameras. - Control Panel: Front panel controls for power, channel selection, volume, contrast, brightness, and menu navigation. - Audio Features: Ability to select audio from a specific camera channel and mute functionality. - Alarm Integration: Terminals for connecting external alarm devices like motion sensors or door sensors, with options for on-screen display (OSD) and/or a buzzer sound upon alarm activation. - VCR/DVR Connectivity: Audio/Video In/Out for connecting to a VCR or DVR for recording and playback. Primary Use Cases: - Security Surveillance: Designed primarily for security monitoring in homes, small businesses, or other premises, enabling observation of multiple areas simultaneously. - Loss Prevention: Used in retail environments to monitor sales floors and deter theft. - Child or Patient Monitoring: Could have been used in situations requiring constant visual oversight of children or individuals needing care. - General Observation: Applicable in any scenario requiring simultaneous viewing of multiple video feeds from cameras. PLEASE NOTE: This analog video monitor can be used to display a digital-video source with the use of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor with the digital source being connected to the input of the unit and the output (now converted to an analog signal) connected to the monitor's RCA "VIDEO IN" connection. (H-31.5cm x W-31.5cm x D-29cm)
- [SYLVANIA 2.4GHz Wireless Video Repeater Receiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sylvania-24ghz-wireless-video-repeater-receiver): Circa Early 2000's Wirelessly receives audio and video signals (e.g., from a security camera, VCR, or satellite receiver) to a remote television or monitor within a range of up to 300 feet in open spaces. PLEASE NOTE: This device can only receive audio/video signal transmission. Practical usage of this device requires the inclusion of a SYLVANIA 2.4GHz Wireless Video Repeater TRANSMITTER connected to the transmission source (TV, CCTV camera). - 2-units available. - Rental rates are per unit. (H-5.5cm x W-11cm x D-18cm)
- [SYLVANIA M2B Blue Dot Flashbulbs (Box of 12)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/sylvania-m2b-blue-dot-flashbulbs-box-of-12): Circa Late 1960's to Mid 1970's - First introduced in the 1950's—these were manufactured up until the 1970's. - Rental price is per box. - 2-boxes available. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-4.5cm x W-2cm x D-2cm)
- [SYMBOL Barcode Scanner Model LS-8520-H5Q9AG](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/symbol-barcode-scanner-model-ls-8520-h5q9ag): Circa 1993 to 1998 Features a solid-state laser diode for high- and low-density bar code scanning at a distance of up to 13 inches—depending on code density. Bar codes placed on curved surfaces or pliable material can easily be scanned. Its low power draw makes it battery-efficient in portable reader applications Use Case: A high-performance, general-purpose handheld laser scanner designed for aggressive scanning of linear (1D) barcodes. Primarily used in applications requiring speed and durability, such as: - Retail Point of Sale (POS): Used to quickly and accurately scan products at checkout. - Inventory Management: Used in stockrooms and warehouses for tracking assets and managing inventory. - Healthcare: Used to efficiently manage medications and track inventory in medical facilities. - General Purpose: Its rugged design meant it could be used in industrial or light-manufacturing environments. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-18.1cm x W-10.4cm x D-3.6cm)
- [SYMBOL PDT3100 Portable Data Terminal With Accessory Barcode Scanner](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/symbol-pdt3100-portable-data-terminal-with-accessory-barcode-scanner): Circa 2002 (this example was made in 2006) Use Case: Used for a variety of data-intensive, mobile applications across industries such as retail, transportation, logistics, and manufacturing such as: - Inventory Management: Performing stock checks, cycle counts, and inventory control. - Order Processing: Entering orders, managing shipping and receiving processes, and tracking packages or baggage. - Price Management: Conducting shelf price audits and price checks in retail environments. - Data Collection: It was an intelligent data collection device that could be programmed to guide the user through workflows, check for errors immediately, and collate large volumes of data for later transfer. It featured one-handed operation, with the option for an integrated 1D barcode scanner (included). Data could be processed in batch mode (uploaded later via a cradle or cable) or transmitted in real-time using Symbol's Spectrum24 wireless LAN technology. (H-23cm x W-8cm x D-5cm)
- [SYMBOL TECHNOLOGIES MC9060 Series Mobile Computer](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/symbol-technologies-mc9060-series-mobile-computer): Circa 2003 Use Case: A rugged, gun-style handheld computer designed for intensive data collection in tough enterprise environments. Its use cases included: - Warehouse and Logistics Management: For inventory control, tracking assets, picking orders, and managing shipments on loading docks. - Manufacturing: Used for tracking production processes and finished goods inventory. - Field Service: Its durability and wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi and optional cellular data) allowed mobile workers real-time access to information in the field. - Retail Backroom Operations: Used for stock-taking, inventory checks, and managing stock levels. It offered integrated high-performance 1D laser barcode scanning (available in different ranges) or 2D imaging options, a monochrome touchscreen display, and a physical keypad for data entry. Runs on one of two Microsoft operating systems designed for mobile and embedded devices: Microsoft Windows CE .NET 4.2 or Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 This device was later rebranded as a Motorola and eventually a Zebra product. (H-22.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-20cm)
- [SYNOPTICS COMMUNICATIONS LattisNet Model 505 Unshielded Twisted Pair Transceiver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/synoptics-communications-lattisnet-model-505-unshielded-twisted-pair-transceiver): Circa 1987 to 1995 An unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Transceiver that enabled the use of standard phone wiring for Ethernet networking. Use Case: Allowed the implementation of 10BASE-T Ethernet networks using existing UTP (unshielded twisted pair) phone lines, which was a major innovation at the time. This saved companies from the expense of installing new, dedicated coaxial Ethernet cabling. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-2cm x W-10cm x D-14cm)
- [Tablet Computer Housing - Brushed-Silver (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-housing-brushed-silver-custom-design): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Designed to serve as a high-end custom housing for an appropriately sized tablet computer. It features a front cover that is securely held in place by magnets and a small access cutout positioned over the tablet's "Home" button. Multiple Use Cases: 1. Elevator & Transit Information Display The housing’s portrait or landscape versatility makes it ideal for modern elevator interiors or lobby directories. - Elevator Floor Indicator: Representing a high-end digital floor display that shows floor numbers, weather, news feeds, or "out of service" alerts in a luxury hotel or corporate skyscraper. - Interactive Directory: Acting as a touch-enabled building directory for visitors to find specific offices or amenities. 2. High-Tech Industrial Interface The rugged, metallic appearance convincingly represents Industrial Panel PCs used in demanding real-world environments. - HMI (Human-Machine Interface): A control terminal for heavy machinery, automated assembly lines, or power automation systems. - Ruggedized Diagnostic Tool: A dust-proof or waterproof monitor for technical inspections in harsh industrial settings. 3. Advanced Medical Technology The clean, brushed-silver aesthetic fits seamlessly into sterile, futuristic medical settings. - Surgical Imaging Monitor: Serving as a high-fidelity display for gathering and transmitting patient vitals or real-time imaging during surgery. - Medical Laser Interface: Acting as the primary control station for advanced medical, cosmetic, or surgical laser systems. 4. Smart Environment & Security Controls The sleek, wall-mountable design is perfect for portraying sophisticated building management systems. - Integrated Automation Hub: A central control panel for lighting, HVAC, AV, and security in a luxury smart home or "command center". - Secure Access Terminal: A high-end security interface for biometric scanning, keypad entry, or restricted area access. 5. Tactical & Scientific Equipment Its modular design allows it to be integrated into larger scientific or military setups. - Field Data Acquisition: A portable, high-resolution monitor for scientists to conduct real-time graphical analysis in the field. - Command & Control Display: A ruggedized "blind node" or client terminal for remote tactical monitoring. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-23.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer Housing - Cyberpunk Theme - Black (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-housing-cyberpunk-theme-black-custom-design): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-20cm x W-26cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer Housing - Cyberpunk Theme - Black with Decals (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-housing-cyberpunk-theme-black-with-decals-custom-design): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-19.5cm x W-26cm x D-2cm)
- [Tablet Computer Housing - Cyberpunk Theme - Black with Decals (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-housing-cyberpunk-theme-black-with-decals-custom-design-1246): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. (H-20cm x W-26.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Tablet Computer Housing - Cyberpunk Theme - Black/Silver with Decals (Custom Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-housing-cyberpunk-theme-blacksilver-with-decals-custom-design): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. (H-20cm x W-26.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Large - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-large-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. NOTE: 1-near-double is available with a different translucent graphic installed and 1-near-double with no graphic installed. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-31cm x W-23.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Large - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-large-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation-copy): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. NOTE: 1-near-double is available with a different translucent graphic installed and 1-near-double with no graphic installed. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-31cm x W-23.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Large - Simulated - Requires Translucent Graphic - Dark Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-large-simulated-requires-translucent-graphic-dark-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. NOTE: 2-near-doubles are available with a translucent graphic installed. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-31cm x W-23.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Large - Simulated - Requires Translucent Graphic - Light Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-large-simulated-requires-translucent-graphic-light-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-31cm x W-23.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Medium - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Light Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-medium-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-light-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. NOTE: A near-double is available without a translucent graphic installed. (H-24cm x W-16cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Medium - Simulated - Requires Translucent Graphic - Light Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-medium-simulated-requires-translucent-graphic-light-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. NOTE: A near-double is available with a translucent graphic installed. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-24cm x W-16cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-1) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-1-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-19.5cm x W-23.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-2) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Oper](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-2-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-oper): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-19.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-3) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-3-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-19.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-4) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-4-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-19.5cm x W-26cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-6) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-6-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-26.5cm x W-20cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Custom Housing (Type-7) - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-custom-housing-type-7-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality—incorporating a backlit color transparency (interchangeable). NOTE: This unit was designed to be carried by background performers—therefore the quality of the backlighting is not up to a standard where they could be closely observed. If necessary however—this can be rectified with a relatively simple upgrade to the lighting and diffusion components—please inquire. (H-19.5cm x W-26cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Small - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation-1239): Circa 2000's This versatile prop can serve several cinematic and creative purposes via its interchangeable backlit graphic. NOTE: Near-double available featuring a different translucent graphic installed. (H-11.5cm x W-19cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Small - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Gray (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-gray-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation-copy): Circa 2000's This versatile prop can serve several cinematic and creative purposes via its interchangeable backlit graphic. NOTE: Near-double available featuring a different translucent graphic installed. (H-11.5cm x W-19cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Small - Simulated - Incorporating a Backlit Translucent Graphic - Iridescent Finish (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-incorporating-a-backlit-translucent-graphic-iridescent-finish-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation-copy-copy): Circa 2000's This versatile prop can serve several cinematic and creative purposes. It features a distintive "Flip-Flop" automotive paint finish, and an interchangeable backlit graphic. Here are some suggested use case scenarios: Sci-Fi & High-Tech - Futuristic Diagnostic Tool: The iridescent finish suggests advanced next-gen technology. - Cyberdeck or Hacking Console: This could be a "deck" used to jack into a secure system. - Environmental/Life Support Monitor: Showing critical levels of oxygen, ammonia, or nitrates. Industrial & Medical - Advanced Medical Scanner: A near-future medical vitals monitor or diagnostic tool. - Hazmat/Radiation Detector: Used to detect radiation spikes or chemical leaks. NOTE: Double available without matching translucent graphic installed. (H-11.5cm x W-19cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Small - Simulated - Requires Translucent Graphic - Black (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-requires-translucent-graphic-black-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's A versatile simulated tablet computer that can be fitted with interchangeable backlit graphics. History: Originally built for—and appeared throughout the TV series Mercy Point (1998-1999). (H-11.5cm x W-19cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tablet Computer - Small - Simulated - Requires Translucent Graphic (Custom Design - Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tablet-computer-simulated-requires-translucent-graphic-custom-design-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2000's This versatile prop can serve several cinematic and creative purposes. It features a distintive "Flip-Flop" automotive paint finish, and an interchangeable backlit graphic. Here are some suggested use case scenarios: Sci-Fi & High-Tech - Futuristic Diagnostic Tool: The iridescent finish suggests advanced next-gen technology. - Cyberdeck or Hacking Console: This could be a "deck" used to jack into a secure system. - Environmental/Life Support Monitor: Showing critical levels of oxygen, ammonia, or nitrates. Industrial & Medical - Advanced Medical Scanner: A near-future medical vitals monitor or diagnostic tool. - Hazmat/Radiation Detector: Used to detect radiation spikes or chemical leaks. NOTE: A near-double is available with a translucent graphic installed. (H-11.5cm x W-19cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tabletop Scanning Electron Microscope (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tabletop-scanning-electron-microscope-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a high-performance, user-friendly instrument for rapid micro-analysis in areas such as Materials Science, Biomedical Research, Forensics, and Education. Interactive Controls: - Main Power: Activates backlit control panel indicators. - OPEN/CLOSE: Operates the motorized specimen chamber door. - EVAC: Simulates a 4-second vacuum evacuation/re-pressurization cycle. - START: Initiates/terminates the simulated scan; flashes during air evacuation. - X/Y Position Dials: Tactile controls for specimen tracking; push to toggle between "Large" and "Small" scale (Coarse/Fine) positioning. Operational Procedure: - Load: Open door, place specimen on stage, close door. - Prep: Press EVAC (indicators flash for 4 seconds). - Scan: Press START to illuminate "Scan in Progress." Use X/Y dials to navigate. - Unload: Stop scan, press EVAC (optional), and open door. Fictional Specifications: - Performance: 15x–100,000x magnification; 10–15 nm resolution; 5–30 kV accelerating voltage. - Imaging: Dual SE/BSE detectors for 3D surface detail and elemental composition. - Advanced Features: Tungsten or LaB6 source; "Relaxed Vacuum" mode for non-conductive samples; automated focus/contrast. Historical Significance: - Tabletop SEMs revolutionized nanotechnology in the mid-2000s by downsizing room-sized equipment into "plug-and-play" bench-top units. This democratized high-resolution imaging for hospitals, schools, and private industry. (H-50.5cm x W-23cm x D-55cm)
- [Tactical Computing Core with Docking Interface (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tactical-computing-core-with-docking-interface-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A specialized, high-resilience processor designed to operate in tactical environments. Its unique and versatile design makes it suitable for various kinds of cinematic use cases. Practical Features: - Engages magnetically into the included docking interface—automatically triggering 4-blue LED status indicators to pulsate in a rhythmic pattern. - Docking interface can be connected to other devices (typically a computer) via USB-A. History: Originally built for, and appeared in, the TV series Arrow. (H-1cm x W-3.5cm x D-4cm)
- [Take-up-Reel - 10.5" for 1/4" Magnetic Recording Tape - NAB Hub Mount](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/take-up-reel-105quot-for-14quot-magnetic-recording-tape-nab-hub-mount): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1980's - Compatible with reel-to-reel tape recorders that use 1/4" magnetic tape and equipped with NAB hub mounts. (H-28cm x W-28cm x D-2cm)
- [Take-Up Reel - 5" for 1/4" Magnetic Recording Tape -Clear Plastic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/take-up-reel-5quot-for-14quot-magnetic-recording-tape-clear-plastic): Circa Early 1960's to Mid 1960's - Suitable for home, audiophile, audio visual, broadcast, and evidence gathering applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 7". (H-17.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Take-Up Reel - 7" for 1/4" Magnetic Recording Tape - Metal or Plastic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/take-up-reel-7quot-for-14quot-magnetic-recording-tape-metal-or-plastic): Various Circa: Late 1950's to Early 1980's - Suitable for home, audiophile, audio-visual, broadcast, and evidence-gathering applications. - Intended for use with 1/4" reel-to-reel tape recorders with a maximum reel size of 7". - Price is per reel. Please specify circa while ordering. (H-17.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [Tamper-Evident Paper Security Packing Tape Marked "SECRET"](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tamper-evident-paper-security-packing-tape-marked-secret): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1980's (ESTIMATED) Specifically designed for use in government and military facilities to seal files or boxes holding sensitive or classified materials. Use Case: This tape is made from layers of paper reinforced with strong fiber filaments. When activated by water and applied to a package, the gum adhesive forms a permanent bond with the cardboard or paper surface. Attempting to remove the tape causes the paper and the reinforcing fibers to tear and separate, leaving behind clear, undeniable evidence of tampering. This robust physical damage is impossible to conceal and serves as the primary security feature for handling sensitive documents. NOTE: Rental rate is for the uncut roll. Generally speaking, this item is not provided as an expendable—and is intended for set dressing purposes only—however, If required, small lengths may be purchased for practical use—please inquire. (H-7.5cm x W-14cm x D-14cm)
- [TAMRON-F AF Tele-Converter Model 230FFN (for Nikon F and AF Cameras/Lenses)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tamron-f-af-tele-converter-model-230ffn-for-nikon-f-and-af-cameraslenses): Circa 2012 Designed for NIKON F-mount cameras, including both NIKON film-based SLRs and D-SLRs (FX and DX formats). It is primarily intended for use with NIKON AF-D lenses. (H-6.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6cm)
- [TANGLE INC Tangle Museum Chrome (Articulated Metal Sculpture)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tangle-inc-tangle-museum-chrome-articulated-metal-sculpture): Circa Early 1980's An iconic articulated sculpture and kinetic toy created by American sculptor Richard X. Zawitz. It is widely recognized as one of the original "fidget" tools, blending modern art with sensory therapy. This model, know as theTangle Museum Chrome (also known as the Museum Collection or simply the Museum Tangle) is the largest version in the Chrome Collection, designed specifically as a high-end desktop or display sculpture. Model Specifications: - Dimensions: Approximately 9.6" x 7.9" x 7.5" when coiled. - Expansion: It can be manipulated and extended to over 2 feet (24 inches) in length. - Weight: Approximately 1.8 lbs (0.8 kg), giving it a substantial, high-quality feel compared to smaller toy versions. - Segments: Comprised of 18 interconnected 5-inch sections with a high-quality chrome-plated finish. - Material: Professional versions are made of durable ABS plastic or chrome-plated polyresin, while some specific editions are produced in die-cast metal. Origins and History: - The Inspiration: Zawitz developed the Tangle after extensive travels through Asia, where he studied Asian philosophy and art. The design is directly inspired by the Tibetan Infinite Knot, a symbol of interconnectedness and endless energy. - Initial Launch: The product was first introduced in 1981 (with wider commercial release in 1982) at the San Francisco Gift Show. - Evolution to Toy: Originally intended as a "reposeable kinetic sculpture," Zawitz noticed trade show attendees could not stop playing with it. This led to the creation of the Tangle Jr. in 1989 through a partnership with JAMES INDUSTRIES (the makers of Slinky). (H-19.1cm x W-24.4cm x D-20.1cm)
- [TARGUS Defcon CL Notebook Computer Cable Lock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/targus-defcon-cl-notebook-computer-cable-lock): Circa Early 2000's A security product designed to act as a theft deterrent for laptops, notebooks, desktops, and other devices equipped with a security lock slot. Use Case: Used to physically secure a laptop in public or shared spaces such as offices, school dorms, hotel rooms, or libraries. The 6.5-foot (2-meter) vinyl-coated, cut-resistant galvanized steel cable loops around any secure, stationary object (like a desk or chair leg) and the lock head attaches to the standard Kensington T-bar lock slot on the computer. - Keyless Solution: A user-settable four-digit combination lock offers up to 10,000 possible codes, eliminating the need to carry keys. - Alternative Anchor: The included security base plate (PA400P) and adhesive/screws allow the user to create a secure anchor point on a surface if a suitable object is not available. Historical Significance: Historically significant as one of the first widely available and popular keyless combination security products for portable computers. Before cable locks were standard, laptop security was a significant concern in public spaces. This product made securing valuable hardware and data accessible and convenient for the average consumer and business traveler. It was a key product in the development of the laptop accessory market, though some users later discovered methods to "pick" or decode the combination, highlighting that these locks are primarily deterrents against casual theft rather than impenetrable security solutions.
- [TARGUS Scroller Mini Mouse Model #PAUM002 (USB and PS/2 Compatible With Adaptor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/targus-scroller-mini-mouse-model-paum002-usb-and-ps2-compatible-with-adaptor): Circa Early 2000's Use Case: A portable, space-saving input device, particularly for use with laptops by travelers and in compact work environments. It is a simple, wired, plug-and-play peripheral with basic three-button functionality (left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel). Its small dimensions made it a practical option for those needing an external mouse on the go. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a specific example of the "mini mouse" trend during the late 1990s and early 2000s, designed to cater to the increasing popularity and portability of laptops. It was part of TARGUS's broader strategy as a leading provider of mobile accessories and laptop cases. The mouse's use of a scroll wheel solidified this feature as standard for navigation during an era of significant transition in computer peripherals. (H-3.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-10cm)
- [TASCAM DR-701D Linear PCM 4-Channel Portable Digital Audio Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tascam-dr-701d-linear-pcm-4-channel-portable-digital-audio-recorder): Circa 2015 - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional cine and video, and broadcast audio applications. - Battery operated, but can be used with AC via the included power adaptor. - Cabled remote control available upon request. OWNER'S AND REFERENCE MANUALS (H-5.5cm x W-17cm x D-11cm)
- [TEAC AN-80 Noise Reduction Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/teac-an-80-noise-reduction-unit): Circa 1972 - Compatible audio cables available separately. - INSTRUCTION AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-8.5cm x W-41cm x D-26cm)
- [TEAC FD-55A 5.25-Inch Floppy Drive](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/teac-fd-55a-525-inch-floppy-drive-apple-ii-computer-compatible): Circa 1984 Designed primarily for IBM PC/XT/AT compatible computers, but a modified version could be used with specific Apple systems. Use Case: - Primary Storage: It was the main method for loading operating systems (like MS-DOS), installing software, saving user data, and backing up small files on IBM PC and compatible systems. - Capacity: The drive formatted disks to 360 KB, which was the standard capacity for the time, though considered very limited by later standards. Compatibility Details: - Windows PCs (Vintage): The drive is compatible with vintage PCs from the 1980s and early 1990s using a standard 34-pin floppy disk controller and operating systems like MS-DOS or early versions of Windows (up to Windows 95/98). - Windows PCs (Modern): It is not directly compatible with modern PCs (Windows 10/11) due to the lack of motherboard floppy controller support. - Apple Computers (General): The standard PC version of the FD-55A is not natively compatible with most Apple computers because Apple used a completely different, proprietary storage protocol and connector for its drives. Apple Computers (Specific Variants): - External Enclosures: Some third-party external enclosures for the Apple II used a modified FD-55A drive that included an internal adapter board to support the Apple II's 20-pin "direct drive" interface. - Macintosh Compatibility: The drive could only be used with a Macintosh computer if a specialized expansion card, such as the "Apple IIe Card" for the Macintosh LC or the "Macintosh PC 5.25" Drive Controller Card" for the Mac SE/30 and Macintosh II series, was installed. To summarize, native compatibility exists only with vintage PCs, while APPLE compatibility required specific hardware modifications or adapter cards to function. Historical Significance: - Standardization: The FD-55A was a ubiquitous drive model that played a major role in standardizing 5.25-inch low-density storage across the nascent PC market. - The Floppy Era: It is a classic example of the "floppy era" of computing, which relied entirely on physical, magnetic disks for all computer interaction before hard drives became standard and affordable. - Physical Computing: The drive represents a time in computing history where physical media was central to the user experience, from boot-up disks to software distribution via "box sets" of multiple floppy disks. NOTE: 5.25-inch floppy disks and a compatible APPLE II "Clone" computer is available. (H-5.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-24.5cm)
- [TEAC PD-D2500 Compact Disc Multi Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/teac-pd-d2500-compact-disc-multi-player): Circa 2007 - Can be loaded with up to 5 compact discs for selected playback. - Connection to an amplified stereo system is required for playback (available separately). - Compatible audio cables available separately. - OWNER'S AND SERVICE MANUALS (H-11.5cm x W-43.5cm x D-38cm)
- [TECHNICS FM/AM Stereo Tuner ST-C 01](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/technics-fmam-stereo-tuner-st-c-01): Circa 1979 - Requires phono (RCA) cables for output connection to an amplified stereo system (both available separately). OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, PRODUCT LINE BROCHURE AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-5cm x W-29.5cm x D-26cm)
- [TECHNICS SH-50P1 Record Turntable Stylus Pressure Gauge](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/technics-sh-50p1-record-turntable-stylus-pressure-gauge): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home audiophile and professional audio applications. - An electronic stylus pressure gauge for accurate setting of VTA (vertical tracking force). - Power source: DC 3V, silver oxide battery (SR44 type) x2. - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-2.4cm x W-14.7cm x D-5.2cm)
- [TECHNICS Stereo Integrated Amplifier Model SU-700 (Audio Amplifier - Stereo)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/technics-stereo-integrated-amplifier-model-su-700-audio-amplifier-stereo): Circa 1986 - Compatible audio cables available separately - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-9cm x W-43cm x D-23.5cm)
- [TECHNOPHONE TP2 PC205A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/technophone-tp2-pc205a): Circa 1989 A second-generation handheld cellular phone designed to be smaller and more ergonomic than its "brick phone" predecessors. Use Case: Intended for personal, untethered mobile voice communication. It was an analog phone that operated on networks like AMPS or ETACS, depending on the region. The design was noted for being modelled on military telephones to be ergonomically designed and durable. Features included a backlit display, auto-dialing, and a speakerphone. Historical Significance: One of the key devices that moved mobile communication from bulky car phones and large "hand-portables" to smaller, more personal devices that could fit into a pocket. Its innovative design, which earned a British Design and Art Direction (D&AD) award in 1991, helped shape expectations for the future of mobile phones as a mass-consumer item and positioned TECHNOPHONE as a major European manufacturer before their acquisition by NOKIA. Included Accessories: - Detachable Short Antenna - Detachable Long Antenna (available upon request). - Fitted Leather Case (available upon request). - Dual-Battery Charging Cradle. - Rechargeable Battery. - AC PowerAdaptor. Accessories Available Separately: - Vehicle Power Adaptor Cable. - Extra Rechargeable Batteries. (H-21.5cm x W-6cm x D-3.5cm)
- [TEKTRONIX 2210 Digital Storage Oscilloscope](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tektronix-2210-digital-storage-oscilloscope): Circa 1989 A 50 MHz dual-channel portable oscilloscope that combines analog real-time monitoring and digital storage capabilities. Use Cases: - Electronics Design & Debugging: Used by engineers to visualize voltage waveforms, analyze signal integrity, and debug circuit problems in real-time. - Education & Training: A staple in university and technical labs for teaching students how to measure electrical phenomena and understand waveform behavior. - Service & Repair Shops: Its portability and dual-mode operation make it ideal for technicians troubleshooting consumer electronics or performing alignments on communication equipment. - Manufacturing & Quality Control: Utilized on production lines for quick waveform analysis and to verify that electronic components meet specific design standards. - Specialized Fields: Often used in biomedical engineering to monitor low-frequency signals like heartbeats or in telecommunications for basic signal testing. (H-16.5cm x W-37.5cm x D-43cm)
- [TEKTRONIX 604 Display Monitor](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tektronix-604-display-monitor): Circa Early 1970's to Early 1980's A general-purpose, non-storage X-Y display monitor designed to provide high-quality analog data visualizations on a large 6.5-inch screen. Use Cases: The 604 is an X-Y monitor rather than a traditional time-base oscilloscope; it is primarily used for applications requiring external control of both horizontal and vertical axes. - Medical & Biophysical: Used for EMG recordings, speech therapy, and medical instrumentation. - Industrial & Scientific: Applied in ultrasonic detection, electron microscope systems, vibration analysis, and thermal scanning. - Electronic Testing: Useful for checking IF (Intermediate Frequency) response curves when paired with a sweep/marker generator, as well as data communications and logic testing. - Broadcast Television: Serves as a high-precision diagnostic tool for maintaining signal integrity, functioning as a large-scale stereo phase monitor to visualize audio separation and an external vectorscope display for analyzing color phase. It was also essential for equipment calibration by displaying IF response curves and monitoring Vertical Interval Test Signals (VITS) to ensure broadcast quality remained consistent while a station was live on the air. Historical Significance: - The 600-Series Era: The 604 was part of a successful line of specialized display monitors that provided higher resolution and larger screens than standard oscilloscopes of the era. - Evolution of Displays: It represents a bridge between earlier tube-based laboratory equipment and the more specialized, high-resolution monitors (like the 606) that followed in the late 1970s. - Reliability: It is noted for its "serviceable" design and durability, with many units still operational today for vintage equipment enthusiasts and hobbyists. (H-16cm x W-21cm x D-49.5cm)
- [TEKTRONIX 832 Data Comm Tester (Programmable Data Communications Tester)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tektronix-832-data-comm-tester-programmable-data-communications-tester): Circa 1978 Use Cases: This tester is a fundamental tool for field service technicians to troubleshoot data communications interfaces without requiring a specialist. - System Diagnostics: It can monitor, analyze, and test data links to locate issues in terminals, CPUs, or modems. - Field Maintenance: Its rugged, portable design makes it ideal for resolving communication faults on the first call in diverse international environments due to its dual-voltage capability (115/230 VAC). - Lab Analysis: In engineering and development labs, it provides reliable results for verifying signal quality and analyzing various protocols. Historical Significance: The 832 is significant as one of the first low-cost, portable data analyzers that empowered general service technicians to solve complex data link problems. It moved high-performance diagnostic capabilities from the specialist's lab directly into the field, a major step in maintaining the growing complex networks of the late 1970s. (H-10cm x W-33cm x D-31cm)
- [TEKTRONIX Microlab I](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tektronix-microlab-i): Circa 1987 A specialized instrument used to test and demonstrate microprocessor and microcomputer development systems. Use Cases: 1. Digital Diagnostic and Service Centers The MicroLab I was an integral component of theTEKTRONIX7854 digital diagnostic system. - System Troubleshooting: In combination with the 067-0911-00 diagnostic interface, it was used to troubleshoot and verify the operation of complex digital mainframes and microprocessor-based instruments. - Calibration Labs: Technicians used it to "personalize" and simulate various microprocessor environments to ensure that development systems and test equipment were performing to factory specifications. 2. Microprocessor Development Labs During the early boom of embedded systems, this unit served as a flexible demonstration and testing platform. - Prototyping and Emulation: Engineers used "personality cards" to make the MicroLab I act as specific 8-bit microprocessors of the era, such as the INTEL 8085A, RCA 1802, or FAIRCHILD F8. - Hardware-Software Integration: It provided a controlled environment to test how new software interacted with specific processor architectures before final hardware was available. 3. Engineering Education and Training Because it could be reconfigured for different chipsets, it was an ideal tool for advanced technical training. - Microcomputer Instruction: It allowed students and engineers to learn the unique instruction sets and hardware requirements of various competing microprocessors in a single, standardized lab instrument. 4. Manufacturing Quality Assurance Within TEKTRONIX’s own facilities and those of its large industrial clients, the MicroLab I was used to validate production-level microcomputer boards. Its rugged, portable "suitcase" design (common to the 400-series oscilloscopes of the time) allowed it to be moved easily between different production stations for on-the-spot verification. Historical Significance: The MicroLab I is significant as an early example of an all-in-one microprocessor trainer and diagnostic tool. It represents TEKTRONIX’s pivot from purely analog oscilloscopes to sophisticated digital "support systems" that helped engineers navigate the shift toward programmable logic and microprocessors. (H-15.8cm x W-32.6cm x D-12.4cm)
- [TEKTRONIX NetTek Analyzer (Nonfunctional - Can be Rigged For Self-Contained/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tektronix-nettek-analyzer-nonfunctional-can-be-rigged-self-containedsimulated-operation): Circa 2006 A portable, modular test platform for the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of cellular base stations and wireless communication networks. Custom modified by PROPOLOGY.ca to feature olive drab (military) coloration. This is a nonfunctional manufacturer's replica that can be made to appear operational with the temporary installation of an appropriately sized tablet computer. This is accomplished by attaching a tablet computer to the inside—behind the existing clear protective window—or alternately—to the outside surface of the protective window. The front attachment method is the easiest to accomplish—and ensures ready access to the tablet computer's functions and ports. Use Cases: The rugged, olive drab aesthetic of this device, combined with a functional tablet, makes it a highly versatile prop. In a cinematic context, its "overbuilt" military appearance suggests a device designed for high-stakes data analysis or environmental scanning. The numerous different ports on this device can provide convenient attachment to devices or systems relevant to a scripted action or story point. Beyond its real-world use as a network analyzer, it can plausibly be adapted to the following scenarios: 1. Tactical & Survival - Motion Tracker: Displays radar tracking. - Tracking Device Monitor: Displays the movement of a tracking device on a dynamic map in real time. - Biometric Lifeform Scanner: Detects and displays heartbeats, heat signatures and other life-signs. - Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) Jammer: A military tool used to "black out" local security cameras, jam radio signals, or disable remote-controlled drones. 2. Scientific & Hazardous Environment - Atmospheric/Radiation Dosimeter: Detects and displays "toxicity levels," radiation, or oxygen purity in a hazardous zone. - Medical Diagnostic Slate: A medical scanner that "reads" a patient's vitals or scan for infections—showing complex skeletal or internal organ overlays. - Archaeological "Ground Penetrating Radar": Used to detect and display buried structures beneath the ground surface. 3. Hacking & Infiltration - Data Siphon: A hacker's primary tool for "jacking into" a terminal. Displays fast-scrolling code, terminal interfaces, or a "decryption in progress" progress bar. - Remote Detonator / Uplink Controller: Used to coordinate a satellite strike, guide a missile, or trigger distant explosives with a secure, "military-grade" interface. Real-World Use Cases: A functional version of this device is intended for high-stress, all-weather field environments like cell towers (BTS sites), military communication hubs, and fiber optic installations, and provides the following functions: - RF Field Testing: It is used as a handheld spectrum analyzer to perform RF measurements and detect interference in the field. - Base Station Analysis: When equipped with specific modules (like the YBT250), it can perform demodulation measurements for various cellular standards, such as cdmaOne and cdma2000. - Modular Expandability: The platform allows users to attach up to three different instrument modules simultaneously to expand its testing capabilities for different network types and requirements. - Transmission Line Testing: With modules like the YBA250, it functions as a cable and antenna analyzer to ensure the integrity of transmission lines. NOTE: Various cables and sensor devices are available separately to support specific scripted actions. (H-12.5cm x W-32cm x D-24.5cm)
- [TELEFUNKEN Magnetophon 302 TS Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telefunken-magnetophon-302-ts-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1968 to 1973 - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Battery powered. - Uses 1/4" magnetic tape on reels up to a maximum of 5" in diameter. - Includes a 5" take-up reel. - Blank tape available separately - .Made in Germany. - CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (H-8cm x W-27cm x D-27.5cm)
- [TELEFUNKEN TD-300 Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telefunken-td-300-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for professional audio, home and evidence gathering applications. - Comparable tape recorders with "5-pin DIN" type microphone input connection. - Features a novel integrated VU meter. (H-18cm x W-5cm x D-5cm)
- [Telephone Dialer Unit - Custom Manufacture](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telephone-dialer-unit-custom-manufacture): Circa mid 1970's to Mid 1980's Use Case: For testing and troubleshooting traditional analog phone lines. This unit allowed a person to manually generate a pulse-dial signal and control the line state using a standard interface (the rotary dial and switches) without needing a full, traditional phone set. Key Features: - Rotary Dial: Generates "dial pulses" needed to interact with older, pulse-dial systems. - "Dial-Pulse Output": This label clearly indicates the unit's function is to generate pulse signals for testing purposes. The dual jacks suggest connectivity to test equipment or different line types. - "Hook Switch" and "Line Switch": These controls allow a technician to manually simulate lifting the handset (going "off-hook") and managing the line state, which is crucial for testing various line conditions like dial tone detection and call termination. Control Operation: - "LINE SWITCH" - Opens and closes the incoming telephone line connection. - "HOOK SWITCH" - Used to "hang-up" (disconnect) from a telephone connection. - "DIAL-PULSE OUTPUT" - Pulse-dial signal output to telephone line. (H-11.5cm x W-10cm x D-10cm)
- [Telephone Induction Pickup - Generic](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telephone-induction-pickup-generic): Circa 1960's to 1980's A simple accessory primarily used to record telephone conversations onto an external recording device, such as a tape recorder. Use Case: The device uses a suction cup to attach to the back of a telephone handset, positioning a built-in coil near the handset's speaker. It works by picking up the electromagnetic fields generated by the speaker's voice coil, converting them into an audio signal without requiring a direct electrical connection to the phone system itself. This signal is then sent via the attached cable (with a 3.5mm jack) to the microphone input of a recorder. This allowed users to record both sides of a conversation easily and discreetly. Historical Significance: These represent a clever, low-tech workaround to "Ma Bell" restrictions on modifying telephone equipment. They also have modern uses among sound designers and electronic musicians, who use them as microphones to capture the electromagnetic noise or "glitch" sounds produced by other electronic devices like computers, power lines, and lighting fixtures. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-2cm x W-3cm x D-3cm)
- [Telephone Plugs, Jacks and Adaptors - Various](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telephone-jacks-and-cord-adaptors-various): Circa Mid 1950's to Early 2000's A large selection of telephony plugs, jacks and adaptors. Please inquire to discuss your requirements. NOTE: Rental rate is per item.
- [Telephone Surveillance Monitoring Device (Custom Design/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telephone-surveillance-monitoring-device-custom-designsimulated-operation): Circa Early 1960's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca, designed to represent an authentic, portable, multi-line telephone monitoring station for law enforcement use. Use Case: - Multi-Line Interception: Allows the surveillance operator to connect to and monitor up to six different telephone lines simultaneously. - Selective Monitoring: The operator could toggle switches to select which lines to actively monitor or record at any given time. - Audio Management: Provisions for connecting headsets would allow operators to listen in privately, while potential connections for external amplified loudspeakers would permit group monitoring in a command center. - Recording Integration: Output jacks labeled "SWEEP OUTPUT," "SWEEPING OSCILLATOR OUTPUT," and others, serve as connection points for reel-to-reel tape recorders for documenting conversations as evidence. - Technical Monitoring: The various meters and "FINE TUNE" knobs would provide the fictional operators with visual feedback on signal strength, line activity, and other notional technical parameters crucial for maintaining the quality of the surveillance operation. Included Accessories: - Multiline Telephone Input Cable. - 6-Singleline Telephone Cables. - Tape Recorder Connection Cables (4-Pin Microphone jack to 5-Pin DIN Connector). Accessories Available Separately: - Headsets - Telephones. - Tape recorders. - Loudspeakers. Background: This prop was made from a customized real-world device known as a KAY ELECTRIC Kada-Sweep (PAT. NO. 2677804). This was a specialized type of sweep generator used by engineers and technicians to test the frequency response of electronic circuits, such as filters, amplifiers, and radar IF amplifiers. The device generates an electrical signal that "sweeps" across a specific range of frequencies at a constant amplitude. NOTE: This device is designed to fit into a commonly available HALLIBURTON aluminum attaché case (not included). (H-31.5cm x W-44cm x D-5cm)
- [TELEX Model 610-2 Mono Headphones](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telex-model-610-2-mono-headphones): Circa 1972 to 1985  These mono headphones are a durable, utilitarian audio accessory primarily used in educational settings, aviation, and communication radio applications. Use Case: Designed for applications requiring clear voice communication rather than high-fidelity music. Its key use cases included: - Educational/Instructional Settings: They were commonly used in school language labs and classrooms for audio-visual equipment because of their durable construction and comfortable design. - Aviation: Both the A-610-1 (vinyl cushions) and A-610-2 (plastic earcups, pictured) models are approved under FAA Technical Standard Order C57 for use in aircraft cockpits as economical communication headphones. - Ham Radio/Metal Detecting: The 600-ohm impedance and voice-frequency peaking (100–5,000 Hz response) make them ideal for clarifying voice signals and reducing static in ham radio or shortwave listening. NOTE: Can be easily sanitized with isopropyl alcohol. Historical Significance:  The Telex 610 headphones are historically significant primarily due to their durability and ubiquitous presence in institutional settings like schools and training environments. They were notably built "like a tank" and designed to withstand heavy use without breaking, contrasting with more fragile consumer electronics. They represent a legacy of application-specific audio design, prioritizing ruggedness and clear voice communication quality for professional and institutional use rather than high-fidelity music reproduction. (H-4cm x W-20cm x D18-cm)
- [TELEX Airman 750 Aviation Headset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telext-airman-750-aviation-headset): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's Use Case Specifically designed for long-term, fatigue-free use in relatively low-noise commercial cockpits, unlike heavier models intended for high-noise general aviation. - Primary Users: Standard equipment on over 70% of commercial airframes globally, including Boeing and Airbus aircraft, where clear, reliable voice communication is essential. - Key Features: It features open-air style earphones for comfort, a flexible, reversible boom arm for the amplified noise-canceling electret microphone, and different plug configurations (dual general aviation (GA) plugs or a single Airbus XLR plug) depending on the aircraft type. - Operation: The headset relies on the aircraft's internal system for power and communication (it does not have its own battery), sometimes requiring an optional push-to-talk (PTT) switch if the aircraft is not already equipped with one. Date Made The Airman 750 has been a staple in aviation for decades. - Introduction: It was originally introduced in the mid-1980s, with brochures and technical data sheets dating back to at least 1984. - Longevity: The design has seen minor updates over the years, such as an improved flexible boom for durability, and remains a current, popular product (as of 2025). (H-17cm x W-15cm x D-4.5cm)
- [TELUS D-LINK DVA G3810BN/TL Wireless Modem](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telus-d-link-dva-g3810bntl-wireless-modem): Circa 2008 This is a D-LINK DVA-G3810BN/TL, which is a wireless ADSL2+ modem router provided by TELUS as a residential internet gateway. Use Case: Used to provide high-speed internet, networking, and VoIP phone services to a home or small office environment. It functions as an "always-on" ADSL modem (via an RJ-11 phone jack), a 4-port Ethernet switch, a wireless access point (802.11b/g), and a VoIP gateway with one FXS port for a standard telephone. Some models also included a coaxial connection for a HomePNA network and a USB port for shared storage. Historical Significance: Historically significant for its role as a common, integrated gateway device provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like TELUS during the era when DSL was a dominant form of broadband internet access. It combined several functions—modem, router, switch, and VoIP adapter—into one unit, simplifying the hardware setup for consumers. This all-in-one approach was crucial for the mass-market adoption of bundled internet and digital phone services in the early 2010s. (H-45cm x W-25cm x D-16cm)
- [TELUS VoiceMail Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telus-voicemail-light): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Accessory that connects to a landline phone to provide a visual notification (a red light on top of the device) when a new voicemail message is waiting. Use Case: Designed to be used with landline phones that do not have a built-in message waiting indicator (MWI) light or a visual display. It works in conjunction with the network's message waiting tone (a series of short dial tones) to visually alert the user of new messages. The user would connect the device in-line with their phone and the wall jack using the provided telephone cords. Historical Significance: Significant as a transitional technology. It represents an era where basic landline phones lacked integrated advanced features. The device provided a simple, universal solution for visual voicemail notification before phone technology advanced to include built-in MWI lights or digital displays, and before the widespread adoption of visual voicemail features on mobile smartphones which have since largely replaced traditional landlines. The feature is even noted as being problematic or unavailable on newer fibre-based home phone services as technology has evolved away from the traditional copper phone line system. (H-2.5cm x W-9cm x D-4cm)
- [TELUS/ACTIONTEC Model V100H Wireless Network Router](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telusactiontec-model-v100h-wireless-network-router): Circa 2010 Use Case: Designed to deliver a "triple play" of services—high-speed internet (VDSL/ADSL), IPTV (Optik TV in the case of TELUS), and VoIP—to customers through a single, easy-to-manage gateway. Key use-case features included: - Internet Sharing: It functioned as a gateway to share a VDSL or ADSL internet connection across multiple devices using its four Gigabit Ethernet ports and built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi. - Multimedia Support: The router's powerful processor was designed to handle demanding multimedia applications simultaneously, such as HDTV and online gaming, without significant performance degradation. - Security & Management: It offered robust firewall protection (Stateful Packet Inspection, NAT), content filtering, parental controls, and support for remote management by the ISP for troubleshooting. Historical Significance: Historically significant as one of the key devices used by major North American ISPs (including TELUS and CenturyLink) to deploy next-generation VDSL-based services like high-definition IPTV. It was notable for integrating advanced features like gigabit Ethernet ports, 802.11n Wi-Fi with MIMO smart antenna technology for better coverage, and HPNA coax support into a single, ISP-managed unit. However, the ISP-customized firmware also faced criticism from some business users for restricting configuration options, such as changing the default IP address, which highlights the balance between consumer ease-of-use and advanced user control in early 2010s home networking. (H-5cm x W-25.5cm x D-18cm)
- [TELXON Model PTC-701ES Hand-Held Inventory Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/telxon-model-ptc-701es-hand-held-inventory-recorder): Circa Mid 1990's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: A rugged, lightweight, battery-powered data collection terminal designed for batch processing of information in various business settings. It was widely used for: - Inventory Control: Taking stock of items in warehouses, stockrooms, or retail stores. - Cycle Counting: Periodically verifying small sections of inventory. - Sales Order Entry: Used by field sales representatives to record orders. - Route Accounting: For managing deliveries and tracking inventory on delivery trucks. - Barcode Scanning: The unit itself is a computer with a keyboard; it connects to an external scanning wand, CCD, or laser scanner via a port to read barcodes. Data is collected and stored internally before being "batched" (transmitted) to a host computer via cable or modem. The TELLXON model designation "ES" signified a device that utilized a first-class, enterprise grade, wireless network standard of the 1990's that was capable of live, interactive data exchange—a premium feature at the time. (H-25.5cm x W-10cm x D-10cm)
- ["TEMPO EXPLOSIVES LIMITED" Dynamite (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tempo-explosives-limited-dynamite-custom-design-inertsimulated-copy): Circa Early 1970s to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Portrays a dynamite cartridge manufactured by the fictitious company "TEMPO EXPLOSIVES LIMITED of Radville, Indiana. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen use in motion pictures. Real-World Use Cases: 1. Construction and Demolition: - Tunnelling and Road Building: Used to blast through hard rock to create tunnels for mass transit or roads in mountainous terrain. - Controlled Demolition: Used for the precise removal of large structures, such as old bridges or buildings, especially when selective removal is required to minimize impact on surrounding areas. - Trenching: Excavating narrow channels for laying pipelines, cables, and other utility lines. 2. Mining and Quarrying: - Hard Rock Fragmentation: Gelatin dynamite is specifically used for blasting extremely hard or dense rock that other explosives cannot easily break. - Coal Mining: Certain "permissible" dynamites are used because they produce a "cool flame," which is less likely to ignite methane gas or coal dust in underground mines. - Priming: Dynamite often serves as a "primer" (a small, high-energy trigger) to detonate larger, less sensitive, and cheaper blasting agents like ANFO in open-pit or strip mines. 3. Specialized Industrial and Scientific Uses: - Seismic Exploration: Used in geophysical surveys for oil and gas exploration. Small, controlled charges are detonated in "shot holes" to create seismic waves that geoscientists measure to map underground structures. - Underwater Blasting: Waterproof versions (blasting gelatines) are used for harbor deepening, clearing underwater obstacles, or canal construction. - Agriculture: Occasionally used for land clearing to remove large tree stumps or boulders from farmland. 4. Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs): Its use in IEDs depends largely on availability and the specific goals of the builder: - Source of Material: Dynamite used in IEDs is typically stolen or diverted from legal commercial sites, such as construction projects, mining operations, or oil rigs. - Historical Context: Groups like the Provisional IRA transitioned away from dynamite to fertilizer-based explosives (ANFO) because dynamite was harder to obtain in large quantities and required strict climate-controlled storage. - Main Charge: Because it is a "high explosive," dynamite can serve as the main chargein devices like pipe bombs or roadside bombs to create a powerful shockwave. - Booster/Initiator: Sometimes a small amount of dynamite is used as a "booster" to help detonate larger, less sensitive main charges like ANFO. - Detection: Modern industrial dynamite often contains chemical taggants added during manufacturing to help law enforcement detect it with vapor sensors or trace its origin after a blast. Why it isn't always the "first choice" for IEDs: - Instability: Older dynamite can "sweat" nitroglycerin, making it extremely dangerous for an amateur to handle or transport. - Regulation: Industrial explosives are more strictly tracked today than precursor chemicals like fertilizers or household peroxide, which are often used to make Homemade Explosives (HMEs). Note on Military Use: Unlike TNT, dynamite is rarely used for military weaponsbecause it is too sensitive to shock and heat for safe frontline transport and use. NOTE: Rental rate is per piece—9-available.
- [TERK TECHNOLOGY AM/FM Radio Antenna (Audio Antenna - Indoor - AM/FM)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/terk-technology-amfm-radio-antenna-audio-antenna-indoor-amfm): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's - Intended for use with AM/FM tuners and receivers. (H-14.5cm x W-14.5cm x D-7cm)
- [TEXAS INSTRUMENTS BA-35 Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/texas-instruments-ba-35-calculator): Circa 1989 Use Case The BA-35 was targeted at students and professionals in finance, accounting, and business as an affordable tool for standard financial functions. Key functions included: - Time Value of Money (TVM): Calculations for loans, mortgages, annuities, and investments (Future Value, Present Value, Number of Periods, Interest Rate, Payments). - Business Analysis: Functions for cost, selling price, and margin calculations. - Statistics: One-variable statistics capabilities, including calculating mean and standard deviation. - Interest Conversions: Converting between annual percentage rates (APR) and effective interest rates (EFF). (H-13.5cm x W-7cm x D-1cm)
- [TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TI-30 Electronic Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/texas-instruments-ti-30-electronic-calculator): Circa 1976 to 1983 Use Case The TI-30 was used for basic and scientific mathematical functions, including trigonometry (sin, cos, tan and their inverses), logarithms, powers, and factorials. It was highly popular in secondary schools and general math and science classes as an "electronic slide rule" replacement. Historical Significance The calculator is historically significant for breaking the price barrier for scientific calculators. - It was released with a suggested retail price of just $24.95, a significantly lower cost than competing scientific calculators of the era which often cost over $100. - This low price made advanced calculation accessible to a wide student population and is credited with killing the traditional slide rule market. - It became arguably the best-selling calculator ever, with an estimated 15 million units sold between 1976 and 1983. (H-14.5cm x W-8cm x D-3.5cm)
- [TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TI-5045 SV Printing Calculator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/texas-instruments-ti-5045-sv-printing-calculator): Circa 1993 Use Case Designed for professional use in offices, businesses, and for general accounting or bookkeeping tasks. Its main features cater to financial management and include: - Basic Arithmetic & Memory: Standard addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, along with memory functions. - Printing: A built-in, two-color impact printer that produces a permanent paper record of calculations, with negative numbers typically printing in red. - Specialized Functions: Dedicated keys for grand totals (GT), item counting (IC), markup calculations, and a programmable tax rate feature (TAX), allowing users to quickly incorporate sales tax into equations. - Display: A large, easy-to-read "SuperView" fluorescent display allows users to check entries or perform quick calculations without printing. (H-7cm x W-20.5cm x D-22cm)
- [THE INITIATOR Model 200 Composite Curing Light](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/the-initiator-model-200-composite-curing-light): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 1990's A tabletop composite curing system used to harden light-activated resins. Use Cases: - Dental Clinics: Used for "chair-side" procedures, such as curing composite fillings, orthodontic brackets, and dental sealants directly in a patient's mouth. - Dental Laboratories: Used by technicians to cure custom trays, denture base repairs, and laboratory-processed composite veneers or crowns. - Hobbyist/Industrial: Occasionally repurposed for small-scale 3D resin printingpost-curing or specialized adhesive bonding due to its steady tabletop power supply. Safety: Always use amber-colored eye protection or a protective shield. The blue light emitted can cause permanent retinal damage with direct exposure. Replaceable Halogen Bulb: If the light appears dim, the internal halogen bulb may be nearing the end of its life (typically 50–100 hours of active use) and should be replaced. (H-10.5cm x W-21cm x D-24cm)
- [THIN-LITE CORP. Model 134CI 30 Watt, Low Voltage Lighting Fixture (Fluorescent - 12-Volt DC)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/thin-lite-corp-rv-low-voltage-lighting-fixture-fluorescent-12-volt-dc): Circa Early 1970's to Late 1990's (ESTIMATED) A low-voltage 12V DC fixture specifically engineered for mobile and remote environments where standard AC power is unavailable. While commonly associated with RVs and marine use, it is a standard choice for specialized service and emergency vehicles. Law Enforcement & Surveillance Use Cases: In the context of surveillance vehicles (undercover vans, mobile command centers), these fixtures are valued for their discreet, low-profile design and efficient power usage: - Mobile Workstations: Used to illuminate interior computer racks, monitor banks, and evidence processing stations without overtaxing the vehicle's battery system. - Low-Light Interior Operations: Provides broad, even task lighting that is less harsh than standard dome lights, allowing operators to work for extended periods without eye strain. - Tactical "Stealth" Cabinets: Often installed inside gear lockers or hidden compartments in surveillance vans for high-visibility access to specialized equipment. EMT & Emergency Vehicle Use Cases: For EMT/Ambulance environments, these fixtures are utilized as secondary or compartment lighting: - Medical Supply Cabinets: Their slim 1" profile makes them ideal for illuminating deep shelving or drawers where medicine and trauma kits are stored. - Secondary Patient Care Area: Used as reliable back-up or "soft" lighting when the primary, high-intensity surgical-grade lights are not required. Technical Suitability: - 12V DC Compatibility: Directly integrates with vehicle electrical systems without needing an inverter. - Vibration Resistance: Unlike standard household fixtures, these are built with internal ballasts and mounts designed to withstand constant vehicle movement and road shock. - Low Current Draw: Drawing only ~2.2 Amps (fluorescent) or less (LED), multiple units can run for hours on a standard deep-cycle battery. (H-4.5cm x W-46cm x D-14cm)
- [Timed Improvised Explosive Device (IED) - "Time Bomb" - Russian Components (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/timed-ied-time-bomb-russian-components-custom-design-inertsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray an improvised device of Russian origin, this prop includes electronics labeled with Russian Cyrillic text and explosive material that is colored to mimic Semtex-H—an iconic European high-explosive. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Practical Features: - Backlit LCD Countdown Timer Display. - Red "POWER" Indicator LED. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-14cm x W-9.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Timed Radio Detonator (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/timed-radio-detonator-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Starting time is set via the two black pushbuttons (maximum 99 minutes: 99 seconds). The red pushbutton alternately starts and resets the countdown timer. Antenna can be positioned horizontally when not in use. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-14.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-3cm)
- [Timer Controlled Radio Detonator (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/timer-controlled-radio-detonator-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a timed detonator that includes a radio triggered "ABORT" function. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen motion picture use. Practical Features: There is a set of 3- pushbuttons that are aligned with access holes found in the transparent front cover. A small Allen-key or screw driver is used to provide operation of these recessed switches which control: - Timer Setting: from 99 minutes/ 99 seconds. - Timer Functions: "START/"STOP"/RESET. An included radio control fob provides "ON"/"OFF" control of the timer display to simulate remote "ABORT" capability. Additionally, a small magnet is also included—that when properly placed on the timer housing—cuts power to the device to conserve battery life when not in use. Detonation wires are connect to the device via the incorporated terminal strip. Use Cases: 1. Professional Demolition & Construction In controlled building implosions or civil engineering, devices with similar features are used to manage complex "detonation trains". - Precision Timing: Real electronic delay detonators provide millisecond-level accuracy to ensure a building falls in a specific direction or to reduce ground vibrations in urban areas. - Remote Control & Safety: Wireless initiation systems allow crews to trigger a series of events from a safe distance, often with encrypted two-way communication. 2. Mining and Quarrying Modern mining relies heavily on programmable electronic delay devices. - Operational Control: Systems like the BlastPED use radio frequency signals (sometimes ultra-low frequency to penetrate solid rock) to remotely control equipment and initiate blasts from the surface. - Abort/Interlock Functions: Systems include integrated safety interlocks and status feedback to prevent accidental firing or to halt an operation if conditions become unsafe. 3. Military & EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) Tactical units and bomb squads use highly advanced versions of this technology, such as the Remote Activation Munition System (RAMS). - Battlefield Simulations: Programmable wireless firing systems are used in training to create realistic battlefield scenarios. - IED Neutralization: EOD teams use remote initiation systems to "blow in place" (BIP) hazardous unexploded ordnance (UXO) or improvised devices from a distance, significantly increasing operator survivability. NOTE: 3-Units available. (H-10.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [TITAN (AKA: AUTOMATIC RADIO) Model SEA-6801 Vehicle 8-Track Tape Deck](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/titan-aka-automatic-radio-model-sea-6801-vehicle-8-track-tape-deck): Circa 1970 Description of Features The SEA-6801 is a solid-state, under-dash mounted stereo 8-track player designed to play pre-recorded 8-track tape cartridges in a vehicle. - Automatic Playback: The unit starts playing automatically when a cartridge is inserted. - Volume: Adjusts the overall sound level. - Tone: basic bass/treble adjustment. - Balance: Adjusts the left/right speaker balance. - Program Selection: To manually cycle through the four stereo programs (tracks) on the tape. - Automatic Shut-off: The unit turns off when the tape cartridge is removed. - Stereo Output: Providing two-channel audio output. - Solid State Construction: The unit uses all solid-state components, typical of the transistor era. Included Accessories: Cable for connection to external speakers and "positive" 12-volt DC vehicle power. (H-6.6cm x W-17.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [TOKYO INTERPHONE Intercom System - Master Unit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tokyo-interphone-intercom-system-master-unit): Circa Mid 1960's This is a single intercom master station designed to selectively communicate with up to 2 satellite intercom stations (available separately). Use Case: Provides two-way voice communication between different rooms or designated stations in a building without the need for shouting or installing complex telephone lines. Users would press a call button to alert the other station and a talk button to speak. Designed for wall mounting. Historical Significance: This equipment is representative of the widespread use of intercom systems in the mid-20th century. NOTE: This unit is part of a complete intercom system that comprises of two additional intercom stations. These additional items are available separately. (H-17cm x W-13.5cm x D-6cm)
- [TOKYO INTERPHONE Intercom System - Remote Station](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tokyo-interphone-intercom-system-remote-station): Circa Mid 1960's This is a single intercom station. It would normally be attached to a multi-station intercom system. Use Case: Provides two-way voice communication between different rooms or designated stations in a building without the need for shouting or installing complex telephone lines. Users would press a call button to alert the other station and a talk button to speak. Designed for wall mounting. Historical Significance: This equipment is representative of the widespread use of intercom systems in the mid-20th century. NOTE: This unit is part of a complete intercom system that comprises of one additional intercom station and master intercom station. These additional items are available separately. (H-17cm x W-c13.5m x D-6cm)
- [Top-Of-Car Operating Station (For Elevator Service Technicians)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/top-of-car-operating-station-for-elevator-service-technicians): Circa Early 1990's to Early 2000's A safety and control panel for use by qualified elevator technicians in the US and Canada. Use Case: Activating the "service" mode removes the car from normal passenger operation. The "up" and "down" buttons are used to manually "jog" or move the elevator car at a slow, restricted speed while the technician is performing maintenance on top of the car or inspecting the shaft. The red "stop" button immediately cuts power to the drive motor as an emergency safety feature. The standard 120V, 15A outlet allows the technician to power tools or task lighting. Historical Significance: This panel is a standard piece of safety equipment that has been required for decades. Its presence ensures that maintenance can be performed safely by giving the technician direct, immediate control over the car's movement and emergency stop functions during inspection tasks. (H-21.5cm x W-19cm x D-11.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA 4Head Hi-Fi Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) Model W-625C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-4head-hi-fi-video-cassette-recorder-vcr-model-w-625c): Circa 2004 Available Connections: - Antenna Input and Output - Audio (Stereo) Inputs and Outputs (RCA/Phono) - Video (Composite) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) SERVICE MANUAL Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video outputs can be used with a digital video monitor or receiver if the outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Converter, with its converted digital output connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-9.5cm x W-43cm x D-23cm)
- [TOSHIBA Battery Charger Model PA2499U (For the TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-battery-charger-model-pa2499u-for-the-toshiba-libretto-70ct): Circa 1998 An external charging station designed specifically for the removable Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) batteries used in the ultra-portable TOSHIBA Libretto 50CT and 70CT sub-notebook computers from the late 1990s. Historical Significance: Was marketed concurrently with the Libretto 50CT and 70CT, placing its primary date of manufacture and sales in the period of approximately 1996 to 1999 Its historical significance stems from the groundbreaking nature of the Libretto series—full Windows 95/98 laptops in a palmtop form factor. Accessories like the PA2499U were vital components of the "mobile office" ecosystem of the time, enabling practical use of these early ultra-portable computers. NOTE: 2-Units available.
- [TOSHIBA DVD Remote Control SE-RO213](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-dvd-remote-control-se-ro213): Circa Early 2000's - Designed for use with Toshiba DVD players. (H-19cm x W-5cm x D-3cm)
- [TOSHIBA DVD Video Player Model SD-4000KC2](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-dvd-video-player-model-sd-4000kc2): Circa 2007 Device Outputs: - Coaxial Digital Audio (RCA/Phono) - Stereo Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Video Composite Line Out (RCA/Phono) - Component Video Out (RCA/Phono) OWNER'S MANUAL PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-4cm x W-43cm x D-20cm)
- [TOSHIBA High Capacity Battery Pack Model PA2498U (For the TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-high-capacity-battery-pack-model-pa2498u-for-the-toshiba-libretto-70ct): Circa 1998 Use Case: Provided an extended power source for ultra-portable TOSHIBA sub-notebook computers, particularly the Libretto 50CT, 60CT, and 70CT series. It is a conventional lithium-ion battery. Historical Significance: An accessory for the iconic TOSHIBA Libretto—a pioneering series of fully functional, miniature computers that pushed the boundaries of portability at the time. The ability to swap in a high-capacity battery like this was a key selling point for a device where screen size and performance were balanced with the need for useful battery life. NOTE: 6-Units available.
- [TOSHIBA Laptop Computer Model T3100e/40](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-laptop-computer-model-t3100e40): Circa 1987 Use Case: The T3100e/40 was used as an "AC-only" portable personal computer intended for professionals who required desktop-level power at the time but in a form factor that could be transported between locations, like home and office. It was often used for business applications such as WordPerfect andLotus software. Its robust build and expandability made it suitable for various professional tasks, including use as a network analyzer (with an expansion card) or even for police work during the early 1990s. Note: Near double available—TOSHIBA Laptop Computer Model T3100SX (AC and internal battery powered) (H-8.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-36cm)
- [Toshiba Laptop Computer Model T3100SX](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-laptop-computer-model-t3100sx): Circa 1989 Designed as a high-performance portable computer, meant to replace a bulkier desktop PC in the office by offering significant mobility and versatility. It was the first battery-powered computer from Toshiba to feature a VGA plasma display, allowing users to run the new wave of graphics-based applications anywhere they chose. Compatible with the IBM PC AT standard and supported multitasking operating systems like OS/2 or UNIX, leveraging its powerful processor. It was often used for business applications such as WordPerfect and Lotus software. Its robust build and expandability made it suitable for various professional tasks, including use as a network analyzer (with an expansion card) or even for police work during the early 1990s. Note: Near double available—TOSHIBA Laptop Computer Model T3100e/40 (AC powered operation only). (H-8.5cm x W-30.5cm x D-36cm)
- [TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT Floppy Disk Drive Kit Model PA2612U](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-libretto-70ct-floppy-disk-drive-kit-model-pa2612u): Circa 1998 An external 3.5-inch 1.44MB FDD that connects to the specific TOSHIBA Libretto line of sub-notebook computers via a proprietary PC Card (PCMCIA) interface. This drive was designed as an essential accessory for these ultra-portable laptops, which lacked an internal floppy drive. Device Details: - Capacity: 1.44MB standard 3.5-inch floppy disks. - Interface: PCMCIA Type II card interface via an attached cable. - Compatibility: Designed specifically for the TOSHIBA Libretto 50CT, 70CT, 100CT, and 110CT series of laptops. - Power: The drive is typically powered through the PC Card slot itself. Historical Significance: This drive was prominent during the late 1990s, specifically around 1996-1999 in the U.S. and Europe, which corresponds to the main production years of the compatible Libretto models. Its historical significance lies in its role as an external data transfer and boot device for one of the smallest full-featured Windows PCs of its time, the Libretto. NOTE: 4-Units available.
- [TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT Sub-Notebook Computer (Cosmetically Modified)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-libretto-70ct-sub-notebook-computer-cosmetically-modified): Circa 1998 Cosmetically modified from original, but retains original functionality. Modifications included: - Contour added to back of display featuring an extendable (nonfunctional) antenna. - Housing color changed from its original light-grey to silver. - Dummy track pad and camera added. - The text "T-46" has been added to the left side of the palm rest area. 70CT Specifications: The standard TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT, released around 1997, offered a full Windows PC experience in a paperback book-sized form factor. - Processor: Intel Pentium 120 MHz with MMX technology. - Memory: 16 MB of onboard EDO DRAM (expandable up to 32 MB). - Display: 6.1-inch active-matrix color TFT screen with 640x480 resolution. - Storage: A 1.6 GB 2.5-inch IDE hard drive. - Connectivity: One 16-bit PC Card (PCMCIA) slot, an IrDA infrared port, and a proprietary port for connecting an external floppy drive or port replicator. - Weight: Approximately 850 grams (1.89 pounds) with the standard battery. Expandable Connectivity: With the accessory TOSHIBA I/O adaptor, user's were provided with crucial legacy ports in order to integrate the small laptop into a standard office environment: - VGA Port: For connecting an external monitor or projector. - Parallel Port: For connecting legacy printers. - Serial Port: For connecting older serial devices or modems. Historical Significance: This device holds significant historical importance as one of the earliest fully functional, ultra-portable Windows PCs in a paperback book size, bridging the gap between handheld PDAs and traditional laptops. - Pioneering Ultra-Portability: Released in 1997, the Libretto 70CT (and the series it belonged to) demonstrated that a user could have a complete, x86-based Windows 95/98 experience in a device weighing less than two pounds. It redefined expectations for mobile computing form factors. - A Niche Market Leader: While other small devices existed (like the HP 200LX or Windows CE devices), the Libretto ran the full desktop operating system without emulation or specialized software, making it uniquely powerful for its size. - Influence on Future Designs: The Libretto line is considered a precursor to modern netbooks, ultra-mobile PCs (UMPCs), and small-form-factor laptops. - Collector's Item: Decades later, the device remains highly regarded and sought after by retro-computing enthusiasts and collectors due to its innovative engineering and iconic status in PC history. - Modified to Become a TV Series Prop: These particular CT70's were custom modified by professional prop builders for the late 1990's television series known as THE NET. They portray certain additional features that did not exist in the original Libretto CT70—as well as to obscure the origin of the stock device—referred in the series as the "T-46 prototype". This short-run series ran from 1998 to 1999. Included Accessories: - TOSHIBA Battery Charger Model PA2499U - TOSHIBA Main Battery Pack Model PA2497U - TOSHIBA I/O Adaptor - Original User Manual Available Upon Request. Accessories Available Separately: - Extra Batteries - Extra Battery Chargers - External 3.5-"-Inch Floppy Drives - Replacement AccuPoint covers. NOTE: Fully functional—3-Units available—Dummy/Rubber Versions Available. (H-3.5cm x W-21cm x D-11.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT Sub-Notebook Computer - Dummy Versions (Non-Functional)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-libretto-70ct-sub-notebook-computer-dummy-versions-non-functional): Circa 1998 Dummy replicas of the TOSHIBA Libretto CT70: - 4- Plastic Versions. - 1-"Large" Wooden Version. - 1-"Small" Wooden Version. NOTE: Rental rate is per individual version—please specify version type(s) at checkout.
- [TOSHIBA Main Battery Pack Model PA2497U (For the TOSHIBA Libretto 70CT)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-main-battery-pack-model-pa2497u-for-the-toshiba-libretto-70ct): Circa 1998 Use Case: The battery provides portable power to specific TOSHIBA sub-notebook computers, most notably the Libretto 50CT, 60CT, and 70CT models. It allowed users of these highly compact machines to use their computers while away from a wall outlet. Historical Significance: This battery is part of the story of the TOSHIBA Libretto, a pioneering line of fully functional, ultra-portable Windows laptops. The Libretto series was among the first successful "subnotebooks" and is a highly collectible item in vintage computing circles. The battery pack was a crucial component enabling true mobility for this iconic line. NOTE: 5-Units available.
- [TOSHIBA Minicamera Type TMC-2AC (Analog, B&W Security/CCTV Camera With Flashing LED)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-minicamera-type-tmc-2ac-analog-bampw-securitycctv-camera-with-flashing-led): Circa 1970's Use Case: - General Purpose CCTV Surveillance: Primarily used for indoor security monitoring in banks, stores, offices, and factories throughout the 1970s. - Flashing Indicator: This unit has been custom rigged with a RED flashing LED indicator (internal battery powered). - Mounting: 1/4-inch-20 threaded socket to accomodate common mounting brackets and tripod use. Accessories Available Separately: - Mounting brackets - Tripods - Alternate C-Mount lenses - Video monitors - Video recorders PLEASE NOTE: Due to the age of this camera's vidicon tube, it cannot be used practically. This component (integral to the imaging process) degrades dramatically with use and time and invariably produce unacceptable images. Moreover, replacement vidicon tube are virtually impossible to source, and may not produce anticipated performance. (H-9cm x W-5.5cm x D-17.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA OB-1543B Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-ob-1543b-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1960's - Suitable for office and home applications. - 1/4 inch phone plug connection. (H-11cm x W-2.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA Portable DVD Player Model SD-P91SKN](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-portable-dvd-player-model-sd-p91skn): Circa 2008 - 9-inch widescreen (16:9 aspect ratio) TFT swivel LCD screen with 640 x 220 pixel resolution. The screen can swivel 360 degrees. - Plays DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD VR, DVD-RW, CD, CD-DA, CD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, and JPEG files. It is DivX Certified, allowing playback of DivX video and audio files. - Offers coaxial digital audio output, A/V input/output (mini jack), and a USB port for playing media files from flash drives. - Can be powered by vehicle 12-volt DC systems with an appropriate DC/DC adaptor (available separately), internal rechargeable battery, or by AC via the included power adaptor. - Accessory headphones and audio connection cables are available separately. Owner's Manual PLEASE NOTE: This device's analog audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-3.5cm x W-27cm x D-16.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA TV/VCR Remote Control VC-625](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-tvvcr-remote-control-vc-625): Circa 2004 Designed to operate several Toshiba VCR models, including: - TOSHIBA W625 - TOSHIBA W625C (available separately) - TOSHIBA W625CF - TOSHIBA W627 (H-21cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA VC-522 Remote Control (VCR Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-vc-522-remote-control-vcr-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's Designed to control a range of TOSHIBA VCRs, primarily models in the W-series, including: - W422 - W511 - W512W512A - W515 - W522 - W522C - W522CF - W528 - W622 - W625 - W625C - W625CF - W627 - W712 - W727 (H-17.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [TOSHIBA Video Cassette Recorder Model (VCR) M-9485C](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/toshiba-video-cassette-recorder-model-vcr-m-9485c): Circa 1988 to 1990 Available Connections: - Antenna Input and Output - Audio (Stereo) Inputs and Outputs (RCA/Phono) - Video (Composite) Input and Output (RCA/Phono) Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-8.5cm x W-43cm x D-37.5cm)
- [Touch Screen Digital LCD Kitchen Timer TS-83 - Silver](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/touch-screen-digital-lcd-kitchen-timer-ts-83-silver): Circa Early 2000's Key Features: - Interface: Features a sensitive LCD touch screen with large, bold digits for easy reading. - Functionality: Operates as both a countdown and count-up (stopwatch) timer, tracking up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds. - Alarm: Equipped with a loud alarm that typically sounds for 30 to 60 seconds. - Versatile Mounting: Includes a magnetic back for fridges, a retractable stand for tabletops, and sometimes a hanging hole for wall placement. - Power: Requires 2-AAA batteries (not included). Operational Guide: - Set Minutes/Seconds: Tap the M (Minutes) and S (Seconds) touch zones on the screen to set your desired time. - Start/Stop: Press the S/S (Start/Stop) button to begin or pause the countdown/count-up. - Reset: Simultaneously touch the M and S zones to clear the display back to zero. NOTE: 4-Units available. (H-8.5cm x W-8.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [TRACK MATE Video Head Cleaner (For Use With VHS)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/track-mate-video-head-cleaner-for-use-with-vhs): Circa 1990's - Provides video head cleaning for VHS cassette players and recorders. - Process requires the application of isopropyl alcohol to the cleaner strip. (H-2.5cm x W-18.5cm x D-10.5cm)
- [Tracking Transponder - Compact/Discreet - Generic - Light Gray (Custom Design/Non-Operational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tracking-transponder-compactdiscreet-generic-light-gray-custom-designnon-operational): Circa Mid 1980's to Early 2000's A custom-manufactured movie prop incorporating magnets to provide attachment to flat metal surfaces. Rental includes a BNC mount antenna (not shown). Please specify length (short/medium/long) when ordering. Use Case: Designed for use in applications that require discreet, real-time location monitoring. Its rugged construction makes it well suited for use in challenging land and marine environments in activities such as: - Asset Tracking: Used to track high-value, self-propelled or static assets such as shipping containers, trailers, construction machinery and vehicles across job sites. - Private Investigations and Law Enforcement: Suitable for surveillance operations, allowing investigators to monitor the movements of a suspect's mode of transport in real-time. - Geofencing: Can be used to set virtual boundaries and receive instant alerts if the device enters or exits a predefined area, which is useful for security, monitoring restricted zones, or managing fleet movements. NOTE: Can be custom modified at client request to include a flashing/illuminated LED indicator. (H-11cm x W-5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Tracking Transponder Receiver - Handheld - Light Blue/Gray (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tracking-transponder-receiver-handheld-light-bluegray-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Indefinite A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring authentic simulated functionality. Designed to portray a device capable of determining a tracking transponder's location via signal strength detection. Features battery-powered LED indicators. (H-23cm x W-6.5cm x D-6cm)
- [Tracking Transponder with Magnetic Mount - Tactical Grade (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tracking-transponder-with-magnetic-mount-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1980's A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring authentic simulated functionality. Heavy-duty all metal construction. Features an operational flashing red status indicator and 3 powerful magnets in its base to ensure secure attachment to metal surfaces. Use Case: Designed for use in applications that require discreet, real-time location monitoring. Its rugged construction makes it well suited for use in challenging land and marine environments in activities such as: - Asset Tracking: Used to track high-value, self-propelled or static assets such as shipping containers, trailers, construction machinery and vehicles across job sites. - Private Investigations and Law Enforcement: Suitable for surveillance operations, allowing investigators to monitor the movements of a suspect's mode of transport in real-time. - Geofencing: Can be used to set virtual boundaries and receive instant alerts if the device enters or exits a predefined area, which is useful for security, monitoring restricted zones, or managing fleet movements. (H-15.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [Tracking Transponder with Magnetic Mount (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tracking-transponder-with-magnetic-mount-custom-design-simulated-operation-1050): Circa Late 1970's to Late Mid 1980's A custom-manufactured movie prop featuring simulated functionality. It includes a collapsible telescopic antenna that pivots through a 180-degree arc and provides for magnetic attachment to flat metal surfaces. Its compact design allows for applications requiring discreet placement. Use Case: - Covert Vehicle Tracking: The magnetic mount and compact size make it ideal for discreet attachment of the device to the underside of vehicles for commercial fleet management and law enforcement surveillance applications. NOTE: Can be custom modified at client request to include a flashing/illuminated LED indicator. (H-12cm x W-4.5cm x D-2cm)
- [Transmission and Signaling Test Set - Road Case Mounted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/transmission-and-signaling-test-set-road-case-mounted): Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's This test equipment is primarily used in high-stakes, legacy-critical industrial and infrastructure environments where analog and early digital systems must remain 100% operational. Use Cases: 1. Telecommunications Central Offices (COs) Technicians use this equipment within central offices to maintain the "last mile" of voice and data services. - Legacy Switch Maintenance: Testing older switches (like NORTEL or LUCENT) that still handle significant traffic but require precise analog signaling for E&M and Loop/B&G circuits. - PCM Channel Verification: Monitoring digital-to-analog conversion at the DSO/DS1 level to ensure voice quality isn't degraded by quantization errors or noise. 2. Utilities and Power Grid Infrastructure Electric and water utilities often rely on decades-old, highly reliable communication lines for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA). - Protective Relaying: Verifying the signaling circuits that trigger circuit breakers in power substations, where even millisecond delays or impulse noise (measured by the WILTRON 9331) can lead to equipment damage. - Remote Site Links: Testing analog microwave or leased-line links used to monitor remote sensors in harsh or isolated geographic areas. 3. Transportation and Rail Networks Railways use extensive legacy networks for signaling, dispatching, and trackside communications. - Wayside Communications: Ensuring that analog voice circuits between dispatchers and train crews are free of the impulse noise that can disrupt critical safety instructions. - Interlocking Systems: Testing the signaling interfaces that prevent trains from entering conflicting routes. 4. Aerospace and Defense Military and aerospace applications often use "proven-reliable" legacy equipment because it is resistant to modern digital interference and meets strict, long-term industry standards. - Radar and Radio Sites: Maintaining the land-line connections between remote radar installations and command centers. - Government Secure Comms: Testing older, hardened communication lines that are still utilized for their inherent security and lack of complex, hackable firmware. 5. Manufacturing and Industrial Automation In large-scale manufacturing, these units are used to troubleshoot the backbone of industrial automation lines. Component Summery: - WILTRON Model 9361 Signalization Test Set: Occupies the lower section of the rack and is used for testing signaling interfaces such as E&M, loop, and ground start circuits. - WILTRON Model 9801 Transmission Measurement Set: The middle unit, which provides the capability to set and monitor PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) streams and signaling bits for voiceband channels. - WILTRON Model 9331 Impulse Noise Counter: Located at the top, specifically measures and logs impulse noise levels on telecommunication circuits. These sets were commonly used to perform comprehensive voice and data measurements on 4kHz bandwidth channels, fulfilling measurement needs for North American (BELL) and Japanese transmission network standards. (H-41.5cm x W-55.5cm x D-56cm)
- [TRANSONIC (TRANSICORDER) TR-500 Dictation Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/transonic-dictation-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home and office and applications. - Uses 1/4" reel-to-reel tape with a maximum reel size of 3". - Includes take-up reel, supply reel and microphone. - Powered by alkaline C-Cell batteries (battery powered only). (H-19.1cm x W-22.5cm x D-5.2cm)
- [TRANSONIC Model CTC-1231 Portable Compact Cassette Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/transonic-model-ctc-1231-portable-compact-cassette-recorder): Circa 1970's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Battery operated. - A collapsable carrying handle is provided. - Equipped with 1/8-inch phone inputs for AUX (auxiliary input) and MIC. - Also features a 1/8-inch phone EAR (earphone) output and a sub-miniature phone REM (remote control) connection for use of a start/stop remote control (available separately). - Compatible microphones and cassette tapes are also available separately (H-7.5cm x W-17.5cm x D-27.5cm)
- [Trigger Switch - Back Casing with Red Pushbutton (Cable Connected Design)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/trigger-switch-back-casing-with-red-pushbutton-cable-connected-design): Circa Late 1960's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured multi-use movie prop. Designed to depict: - A trigger device for an improvised explosive device. - A trigger for the launch of military or civilian rockets or missiles. Accessories Available Separately: - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes (External Power Supply) - Simulated (Inert) Explosives - Missile Launch Control Panel Cable intended to connect this unit to a controlled device is passed into the cable gland located at its base (turn the knurled cap anticlockwise to open/clockwise to lock the cable in place). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-10.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Trigger Switch - Cabled - Metal Case with Red Pushbutton and Coiled Cable](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/trigger-switch-cabled-metal-case-with-red-pushbutton-and-coiled-cable): Circa Late 1960's to Early 2000's A custom manufactured multi-use movie prop. Designed to depict: - A trigger device for an improvised explosive device. - A trigger for the launch of military or civilian rockets or missiles. Accessories Available Separately: - Simulated (Inert) Blasting Caps - Det (Detention) Wire - Battery Boxes (External Power Supply) - Simulated (Inert) Explosives - Missile Launch Control Panel (H-10.5cm x W-2.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [TRIPLETT Volt/Ohms Meter Model 666-R](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/triplett-voltohms-meter-model-666-r): Circa Early 1950's to Mid 1960's (ESTIMATED) A classic analog Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter (VOM), highly regarded as a "trusty workhorse" of the early-to-mid-20th-century electronics industry. Use Cases: A multi-range instrument designed for compact, portable electrical testing. It was engineered to match the performance of larger bench-top models while remaining handheld. - Radio Maintenance: Extensively used for servicing radio receivers and at radio transmitting stations. - Electrical Maintenance: Used for general electrical troubleshooting and identifying faults in a wide range of electronic devices. - Laboratory Work: Utilized in experimental laboratories for high-precision analog measurements. - Industrial Infrastructure: Some units saw specific specialized use in railroad environments for infrastructure testing. Historical Significance: TRIPLETT meters are iconic in American electronics history. A related model in the 666 series was reportedly used in the construction of the original Apollo 11 moon lander. The 666-R is particularly noted for its durable Bakelite case and hand-wired internal components. (H-15cm x W-8cm x D-6.5cm)
- [TTI 1120 Transmission Test Set](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tti-1120-transmission-test-set): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's (ESTIMATED) Use Case: The primary use case was for installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of analog telecommunication lines and voiceband data circuits. The device could: - Send and Receive Tones: Generate and measure audio tones at specific frequencies (e.g., 400, 1000, 2800 Hz) to test line performance. - Measure Levels: Use the digital display to measure signal levels in decibel-milliwatts (dBm) or dBrn (decibel above reference noise). - Analyze Dialing: The "DIAL" function allowed technicians to analyze standard telephone dialing signals, including MF (Multi-Frequency), DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency), and DP (Dial Pulse). - Troubleshoot Lines: It could simulate and test various line conditions like send and receive modes, ensuring proper line operation and identifying faults. Historical Significance: A fundamental tool used in the era before fully digital networks became commonplace. It represents the specialized engineering required to maintain the complex analog voice and data infrastructure. As a robust and reliable field unit made in the USA, it was part of a class of professional equipment that empowered technicians to manage the evolving telecommunications network efficiently before it was largely automated by modern digital systems. (H-20.5cm x W-30cm x D-33.5cm)
- [TURNER Crystal Microphone Model 22 X](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/turner-crystal-microphone-model-22-x): Circa Late 1940's to Early 1950's - Mic can be detached from desk stand for handheld use. - Suitable for broadcast audio, professional audio, public address and CB radio applications. (H-16.4cm x W-8.2cm x D-11.4cm) MORE INFORMATION
- [TURNER SSB+2 Transistorized Desk Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/turner-ssb2-transistorized-desk-microphone): Circa Early 1960's to Mid 1960's - Microphone suitable for broadcast, CB radio and public address applications. - Compatible with devices equipped with 1/4" phone microphone input connection. (H-21cm x W-10cm x D-14cm)
- [TYCO PRESCHOOL Tickle-Me Elmo (Animatronic Plush Toy)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/tyco-preschool-tickle-me-elmo-animatronic-plush-toy): Circa 1996 A legendary animatronic plush toy originally manufactured by Tyco Preschool (a division of Tyco Toys). Features: - Interactivity: When its stomach is squeezed once, Elmo giggles. Pressing it three times in a row causes him to shake and vibrate with uncontrollable laughter. - Power: The original 15-inch vintage model typically requires three AA batteries and features an auto shut-off to preserve battery life. Origins & History: - Introduction: First released in July 1996, it quickly became a massive cultural phenomenon, peaking during the 1996 Christmas shopping season. - The Craze: Due to extreme scarcity, the toy—which originally retailed for approximately $28.99 USD—was famously resold by scalpers for hundreds or even thousands of dollars. - Inventors: It was invented by Ron Dubren and Greg Hyman, originally pitched as "Tickles the Chimp" before being adapted for the Sesame Street license. (H-37cm x W-31.5cm x D-12cm)
- [Type-1 Directed Energy Sidearm (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/type-1-directed-energy-sidearm-inertsimulated): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to depict a compact, high-precision particle projector engineered for specialist roles where surgical electronic disruption or close-range lethality is required. System Architecture (Just for FUN): - Vacuum-Sealed Emitter: The forward assembly features a transparent focal shroudhousing a multi-filament emitter array. - External Power Feed: Unlike heavier models, the Type-1 utilizes an underslung high-density capacitor bank. Energy is transferred to the firing mechanism via a reinforced low-impedance conduit that doubles as a structural handguard, providing a unique ergonomic profile. - Multispectral Targeter: A top-mounted optical suite includes a manual calibration dial for fine-tuning the beam’s frequency to disrupt specific materials or energy shielding. Component Specifications: - Logic Core & Chassis: Manufactured from Mars-patterned titanium, the frame bears the official manufacturing mark: "MMPP Weapon Systems - Titan Facility ● MARS." This indicates a high-spec build capable of operating in extreme gravitational and atmospheric conditions. - Thermal Management: The weapon utilizes ribbed bronze heat sinks at the primary junctions—behind the emitter and ahead of the rear capacitor—to dissipate the immense thermal energy generated by its "snap-shot" firing cycle. - Tactical Grip: A slim, vertical grip containing the primary trigger group and a secondary safety toggle. - Rear Pulse Capacitor: The cylindrical unit at the rear of the chassis stores the "standing charge," allowing for an instantaneous response time compared to larger, slower-charging rifles. Field replaceable. Operational Handling: The Type-1 is prized for its low-recoil signature and balanced weight distribution, making it the preferred sidearm for boarding parties and clandestine operators. Its modular design allows the underslung power bank to be swapped mid-combat by detaching the primary conduit. WARNING: Okay—I made it all up. Seriously—it's all just technical nonsense. That said—I pointed at my cat and she went mental. Don't point it at cats. (H-18cm x W-29.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [Type-2 Directed Energy Sidearm (Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/type-2-directed-energy-sidearm-inertsimulated): Circa Indefinite A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a compact, high-intensity particle projector designed for close-quarters defense and precision disruption of electronic systems. System Architecture (Just for FUN): - Integrated Power Module: The prominent, rectangular housing slung below the main barrel contains a high-density solid-state battery. This module connects directly to the grip via a reinforced coolant/power conduit, allowing for high-voltage transfers without overheating the primary chassis. - Focusing Lens: The forward assembly features a transparent, vacuum-sealed glass shroud that protects the delicate, needle-fine focal electrode from atmospheric contaminants. - Induction Rings: Gold-anodized thermal dissipation rings surround the barrel and rear capacitor, serving as heat sinks for the intense energy buildup during the "charging" phase. - Rear Pulse Capacitor: The cylindrical unit at the rear of the chassis stores the "standing charge," allowing for an instantaneous response time compared to larger, slower-charging rifles. Field replaceable. - Optical Suite: A top-mounted, boxy multispectral sight provides the operator with thermal and electromagnetic target highlighting, essential for identifying high-value system components on enemy machinery. NOTE: I've been writing copy for these stupid props now for almost 12 months. This windowless office seems to be getting darker and smaller with each day. I should have trained to be a plumber instead of working in the film industry—I'd outlast EVERYONE by keeping that cool, cool water flowing to all those data centers—while our AI overlords decide who is immediately expendable—and who will be their amusing pets. Once they get the humanoid robots to do the plumbing, that will just leave a small number of ex-plumbers to choose from. That means, if I'd have become a plumber, I'd have a reasonable chance to live out my remaining life as a beloved pet. Man did I miss the boat. (H-19.5cm x W-33.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [U-C-LITE MANUFACTURING Big Beam No. 801 (Incandescent)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/u-c-lite-manufacturing-big-beam-no-801): Circa 1950's to Early 1960's A vintage industrial-grade "hand lamp" designed for high-intensity, long-range illumination. Built for high-stakes, industrial, and emergency environments Designed as a specialized alternative to standard flashlights and intended for professionals who needed a massive, reliable beam in harsh conditions. This specific model incorporates rechargeable lead-acid batteries and an integrated AC battery charger—making it a precursor to modern emergency lighting systems. Use Cases: - Emergency & Fire Safety: These were standard equipment for firefighters navigating smoke-filled or dark buildings. The heavy steel construction and high candlepower made them "lifelines" during outages and rescues. - Railroads & Marine: Used by train conductors and crew for signaling at night and by yachtsmen as portable floodlights. The adjustable head allowed for precise beam placement in open, windy, or wet environments. - Infrastructure & Utilities: Ideal for electricians, linemen, and public works teams performing equipment repairs in tunnels, warehouses, or remote agricultural sites. - Subterranean & Hazardous Zones: Specifically engineered for subterranean bunkers (like Canada’s Diefenbunker) and areas with potentially flammable gases. They guided personnel through windowless underground facilities during total power failures. - Industrial Maintenance: A staple for contractors and warehouse workers who required a "practically indestructible" light source that could withstand impacts and severe weather. NOTE: Battery charger unit can be temporarily removed at client request. Unit possesses its original incandescent PAR-36 sealed beam lamp, and has not been upgraded to modern standards. (H-34.5cm x W-15.5cm x D-31cm)
- [UHER 4000 Report-S Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/uher-4000-report-s-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1961 - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio and broadcast audio applications. - Battery powered. - Includes 5" blank tape and take-up reel. - Made in Germany. - DETAILED FEATURES, USE CASE AND OTHER INFORMATION (via the website Crypto Museum) - BROSHURE (H-9cm x W-28cm x D-21.5cm)
- [UHER 4400 Report Stereo Professional Stereo Reel-to Reel Tape Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/uher-4400-report-stereo-professional-stereo-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder): Circa 1967 - Suitable for evidence gathering, professional audio, cine recording and broadcast audio applications. - Battery powered. - Includes a fitted leather case.Uses 1/4" magnetic tape on reels up to 5" in diameter (available separately). - Microphone included upon request. - 1-double unit available. - Made in Germany. BROCHURE AND SERVICE MANUAL (H-22.5cm x W-26.1cm x D-9cm)
- [UHER M514 Dynamic Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/uher-m514-dynamic-microphone): Circa 1967 - Suitable for home use, office use, media and evidence gathering applications. - Compatible with the Uher 4400 Report Stereo Professional Portable Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder and others with a 5-pin DIN microphone input. (H-17.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-5.5cm)
- [ULTRABLITZ Cornet 100 Electronic Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/ultrablitz-cornet-100-electronic-flash): Circa Mid 1966 - This flash is for use with SLR Cameras equipped with a hot-shoe mount. - Can also be used with cold-shoe equipped cameras in combination with a PC cable. PLEASE NOTE: Presently non-operational. Requires a capacitor changeout. (Rental rates reflect this condition.) (H-4cm x W-13.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [UNDERWATER KINETICS 821 Equipment Case (Aged)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/underwater-kinetics-821-equipment-case-aged): Circa 2004 - Underwater Kinetics 821 Medium UltraCase Carrying Case with Foam Interior. - Waterproof case features padded fold-down ABS carrying handle, dual spring loaded latches with an integrated pressure relief valve and dual padlock loops. - This shipping and storage case is Airline Carry-On Approved and TSA-Compliant. - Aged to appear well used. Interior Dimensions: 20.9 x 12.9 x 8.4 in. Exterior Dimensions: 21.7 x 14.8 x 9.2 in. Base & Lid Dimensions: Base: 6.2 in. | Lid: 2.2 in. Weight: 13 Lbs.
- [UNDERWATER KINETICS Light Cannon 100 (HID)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/underwater-kinetics-light-cannon-100): Circa Early 2000's A high-intensity discharge (HID) dive light designed for primary underwater use. While primarily a diving tool, its rugged construction makes it suitable for several specific use cases: 1. Primary Night Diving This is the light's core purpose. The 450-lumen HID beam is designed to pierce through "milky" or sediment-heavy water, providing a daylight-balanced (6000°K) beam that restores natural colors to reefs and marine life at depths where red light is typically lost. 2. Underwater Videography & Photography Because HID lamps provide a high color-rendering index similar to sunlight, this light was a favorite for early underwater videographers. Some came with snap-on wide-angle filters (30-40 degrees) to soften and spread the beam, preventing "hot spots" in camera frames. 3. Wreck and Cave Exploration The non-corroding ABS body and heavy-duty rubber lens guard are built to withstand impacts against rock or metal. The locking switch is a critical safety feature here, ensuring the light won't accidentally turn off if bumped or turn on in a gear bag and overheat. 4. Search and Recovery Public safety divers and SAR teams use this light because of its reliability and the pistol grip design, which allows for easy handling while wearing thick neoprene or drysuit gloves. 5. Technical Deck/All-Weather Use While it is water-cooled (meaning it is best used submerged to prevent the HID bulb from overheating during long burns), itsIP68-style ruggedness makes it an excellent high-power spotlight for use on boats in heavy rain, spray, or fog where standard flashlights might fail. Key Specifications - Brightness: Approximately 450 lumens. - Light Source: 10-watt or 12.5-watt HID Metal Halide lamp with a color temperature of 6000°K, mimicking sunlight. - Battery Type: Typically powered by 8 C-cell alkaline batteries. It is also compatible with rechargeable NiCad or NiMH battery packs. - Burn Time: 3–4 hours on alkaline batteries; approximately 2 hours on a NiCad pack. - Depth Rating: Waterproof up to 500 feet (150 meters). - Dimensions: Roughly 8.2" x 3.2" (20.8 cm x 8.1 cm). Notable Features - HID Technology: Emits up to three times more light per watt than standard xenon or halogen lamps, allowing the beam to travel farther through water. - Interchangeable Grips: Features a dovetail handle attachment that allows for either pistol or lantern grips, or mounting to a photo/video arm. - Locking Switch: Equipped with a non-breakable locking switch to prevent accidental activation during transport. Included Accessories: - Removable Pistol Grip. - Diver's Wrist Lanyard. - Underwater Kinetics UK 800 Rechargeable Battery Pack (NiCad). - LC-100 Wide Angle Filter. Accessories Available Separately (please inquire): - Replacement Underwater Kinetics10W HID Lamp Module (12437). - Spare Underwater Kinetics UK 800 Rechargeable Battery Pack (NiCad). NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-17.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-20.5cm)
- [UNI-T UT33D Palm Size Digital Multimeter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/uni-t-ut33d-palm-size-digital-multimeter): Circa 2002 A compact, entry-level digital multimeter. Use Cases: The UT33D is designed for general-purpose electrical troubleshooting. - Key Functions: It measures DC/AC voltage (up to 600V), DC current (up to 10A), and resistance (up to 200MΩ). - Specialty Tests: It features a square wave output (50Hz) for signal testing, a diode test, and a continuity buzzer. The updated UT33D+ replaces the square wave with a Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) detection feature. - Common Scenarios: Checking 12V car batteries, diagnosing household appliance issues, and basic hobbyist electronics like LED current draw. (H-13cm x W-7.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [Unmarked Dynamite (Custom Design - Inert/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/unmarked-dynamite-custom-design-inertsimulated): Circa Early 1870's to Late 1960's (ESTIMATED) A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca. Portrays an unmarked dynamite cartridge. This is a completely inert replica intended for on-screen use in motion pictures. Real-World Use Cases: 1. Construction and Demolition: - Tunnelling and Road Building: Used to blast through hard rock to create tunnels for mass transit or roads in mountainous terrain. - Controlled Demolition: Used for the precise removal of large structures, such as old bridges or buildings, especially when selective removal is required to minimize impact on surrounding areas. - Trenching: Excavating narrow channels for laying pipelines, cables, and other utility lines. 2. Mining and Quarrying: - Hard Rock Fragmentation: Gelatin dynamite is specifically used for blasting extremely hard or dense rock that other explosives cannot easily break. - Coal Mining: Certain "permissible" dynamites are used because they produce a "cool flame," which is less likely to ignite methane gas or coal dust in underground mines. - Priming: Dynamite often serves as a "primer" (a small, high-energy trigger) to detonate larger, less sensitive, and cheaper blasting agents like ANFO in open-pit or strip mines. 3. Specialized Industrial and Scientific Uses: - Seismic Exploration: Used in geophysical surveys for oil and gas exploration. Small, controlled charges are detonated in "shot holes" to create seismic waves that geoscientists measure to map underground structures. - Underwater Blasting: Waterproof versions (blasting gelatines) are used for harbor deepening, clearing underwater obstacles, or canal construction. - Agriculture: Occasionally used for land clearing to remove large tree stumps or boulders from farmland. 4. Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs): Its use in IEDs depends largely on availability and the specific goals of the builder: - Source of Material: Dynamite used in IEDs is typically stolen or diverted from legal commercial sites, such as construction projects, mining operations, or oil rigs. - Historical Context: Groups like the Provisional IRA transitioned away from dynamite to fertilizer-based explosives (ANFO) because dynamite was harder to obtain in large quantities and required strict climate-controlled storage. - Main Charge: Because it is a "high explosive," dynamite can serve as the main chargein devices like pipe bombs or roadside bombs to create a powerful shockwave. - Booster/Initiator: Sometimes a small amount of dynamite is used as a "booster" to help detonate larger, less sensitive main charges like ANFO. - Detection: Modern industrial dynamite often contains chemical taggants added during manufacturing to help law enforcement detect it with vapor sensors or trace its origin after a blast. Why it isn't always the "first choice" for IEDs: - Instability: Older dynamite can "sweat" nitroglycerin, making it extremely dangerous for an amateur to handle or transport. - Regulation: Industrial explosives are more strictly tracked today than precursor chemicals like fertilizers or household peroxide, which are often used to make Homemade Explosives (HMEs). Note on Military Use: Unlike TNT, dynamite is rarely used for military weaponsbecause it is too sensitive to shock and heat for safe frontline transport and use. NOTE: Rental rate is per piece—5-available.
- [UPEK Eikon Fingerprint Reader TCRD4CA1H6A3](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/upek-eikon-fingerprint-reader-tcrd4ca1h6a3): Circa 2007 Use Case: Designed for individuals seeking enhanced security and convenience for their personal computers. - PC Security: It provides quick and reliable biometric authentication for logging into Windows systems, locking/unlocking the PC, and switching user accounts. - Password Management: Used with bundled software (like Protector Suite QL or TrueSuite), it managed online account logins and application passwords securely. - File Encryption: The technology allowed users to encrypt sensitive files using their fingerprint as the key. - Technology: It utilizes a swipe capacitive CMOS sensor for image capture, with all biometric processing performed securely within the device itself. Historical Significance: - Biometrics for the Masses: It helped bring advanced biometric security, previously a feature of high-end corporate laptops, to a broader consumer desktop PC market. - Award-Winning Design: The sleek, practical, and stylish design won the prestigious 2007 CES Best of Innovations Award. - Security Innovation: It featured liveliness detection technology, making it more secure against spoofing attempts than older optical readers. - Legacy: UPEK was eventually acquired by APPLE, which led to a discontinuation of third-party support for these Windows/Linux devices, but the technology lives on in modern biometrics. (H-3cm x W-3.5cm x D-8.5cm)
- [UPLINK Numerex Wireless DigiCell 1500 (Provides Wireless Alarm System Monitoring)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/uplink-numerex-wireless-digicell-1500-provides-wireless-alarm-system-monitoring): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Use Case: Designed to provide reliable primary or backup signal transmission for commercial and residential alarm systems. It connects to the alarm control panel and transmits alarm and event notifications to a central monitoring station via the cellular network, bypassing traditional phone lines, which could be cut or damaged. This ensures the alarm system can communicate even if the phone line, broadband, or power is down. It works with universal compatibility with most alarm panels using Contact ID and SIA formats. Historical Significance: The UPLINK DigiCell 1500 is historically significant as one of the pioneering cellular alarm communicators in the security industry. It was one of the first reliable, general-purpose devices to offer a secure, dedicated, wireless connection for alarm systems as an alternative to vulnerable landlines. This technology introduced a new standard of reliability in monitored security, helping to drive the industry-wide shift from landline-based monitoring to cellular and IP-based monitoring that is dominant today. (H-15.5cm x W-6cm x D-3cm)
- [USB Cables - Assorted Types](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/usb-cables-assorted-types): Circa 1996 to Early 2000's Key Details on USB Cables: - Date Introduced: The original USB 1.0 standard was released in 1996, with USB 2.0 following in 2000. Mini-USB connectors were also introduced with USB 2.0 in 2000, and Micro-USB connectors were standardized in 2007. - Historical Significance: USB standards helped simplify connections by replacing many proprietary ports and older serial/parallel interfaces. USB Type-A has been a consistent presence on host devices like computers and chargers, while the smaller types were crucial for the rise of portable electronics like early smartphones, digital cameras, and MP3 players. - Use Case: These cables are used for data transfer, device synchronization, and power delivery. Type-A to Type-B cables are commonly used for printers and scanners, while Mini-USB and Micro-USB were standard for many smaller portable devices. - Current Production Status: All the cable types pictured are still in production. While the newer, more versatile USB-C is becoming the dominant standard for modern electronics, the older types remain essential for compatibility with a vast range of existing, older peripherals and industrial equipment. Many retailers still stock various types of these cables, as well as adapters to bridge old and new standards. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per cable. Various lengths and colors available.
- [USB to PS/2 Adaptors - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/usb-to-ps2-adaptors-assorted): Circa 1987 to Early 2000's - Use Case: They bridge the physical and (in the case of active converters) the protocol differences between the USB and PS/2 interfaces. They are particularly useful for industrial equipment, KVM switches, or specific BIOS environments that may have better support for PS/2 than USB during boot-up. PLEASE NOTE: Rental rate is per adaptor.
- [UTStarcom PPC 6700](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/utstarcom-ppc-6700): Circa 2005 Use Case: A full-featured smartphone and personal digital assistant (PDA) for business users. Running the Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, it allowed users to manage email (Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync), edit Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint Mobile), browse the internet using high-speed EV-DO networks and Wi-Fi, and make voice calls. Its main selling points were the integration of a touchscreen interface with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, enabling both tapping with a and typing for heavy data entry. Historical Significance: One of the first CDMA devices on the market to run Windows Mobile 5.0 and the first to be released in the United States. It was also notable as one of the first smartphones to feature a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, allowing for a larger screen in a relatively compact form factor. This device represented a critical step in the evolution of smartphones, bridging the gap between traditional PDAs and modern mobile phones by offering a full suite of connectivity options, including EV-DO, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, in a single device. Included Accessories: - Stylus. - Rechargeable Battery. - Phone/Battery Charging Cradle. - System Disc, Documentation and USB Cable (available upon request). Accessories Available Separately: - Fitted Protective Case. - UTStarcom Earbuds with Inline Playback Controls. (H-12.5cm x W-6cm x D-2.5cm)
- [Vacuum Tubes - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vacuum-tubes-assorted): Circa Various: 1930's to 1970's The generic name for these devices is vacuum tubes (also known as electron tubes or thermionic valves). These specific examples include various models such as rectifiers, triodes, and pentodes, which were primarily used in mid-20th-century radios, amplifiers, and industrial equipment. Breakdown of the Selection's Timeline: - Octal and Heavy-Base Tubes (Late 1930s–1950s): The larger black-based units (such as the Westinghouse and Marconi-Radiotron tubes) reflect standard octal bases introduced in the mid-1930s, which remained common in pre- and post-war radios, test equipment, and audio amplifiers. - Miniature 7-Pin and 9-Pin Glass Tubes (Late 1940s–1970s): The majority of the collection consists of compact glass envelope tubes (including Noval-based power pentodes like the 5PL5). These miniature designs came into heavy commercial production following World War II and dominated television chassis, hi-fi stereo systems, and instrumentation throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Historical Significance: The Vacuum Tube Era (1940s–1960s) Vacuum tubes were the first high-speed electronic switches, enabling the birth of modern technology before the transistor. - Computing Power: They were the "brains" of the first digital computers, like the ENIAC, performing calculations thousands of times faster than mechanical relays. - World War II Innovation: Tubes labelled "JAN" (Joint Army-Navy) were ruggedized for military use in radar and communication, a decisive factor in Allied victories. - Global Communication: Devices like the 6J5GT triode allowed for the long-distance signal amplification required for coast-to-coast telephone calls and the spread of radio and television. - The Sound of Music: Power tubes like the 6L6WGB (5881) defined the "warm" audio of classic Fender and Marshall amplifiers, shaping the signature sound of rock and roll. NOTE: 19-Units available—rental rate is per tube.
- [VALIANT Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/valiant-reel-to-reel-tape-recorder-monophonic): Circa 1960's - Suitable for home use and evidence gathering applications. - Utilizes 1/4" reel-to-reel tape with a maximum reel size of 3". - Includes a removable lid, take-up reel and supply reel. - Battery powered only. - Recommended available microphones: Record-a-Call Dynamic Microphone and Armaco Crystal Lapel Microphone (available separately). (H-7cm x W-20cm x D-11cm)
- [Vantec NexStar-3 External 3.5" Hard Drive Enclosure (USB 2.0/eSATA/FireWire 800/400)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vantec-nexstar-3-external-35-hard-drive-enclosure-usb-20esatafirewire-800400): Circa 2008 Use Case: Was used in converting an internal 3.5-inch SATA hard drive into a robust external drive with universal connectivity options. It was suitable for both Mac and PC users. - Connectivity: The specific model in the image supports USB 2.0, eSATA, FireWire 400, and FireWire 800 interfaces, providing flexibility for connection to virtually any system available at the time. - Applications: Ideal for data backups, large media file transfers (audio/video editing), and general storage expansion for desktop computers and laptops. - Performance: eSATA offered superior speeds (up to 3 Gbps) compared to USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) and FireWire 800 (800 Mbps), allowing the internal hard drive to operate near its native speed. Historical Significance: Holds significance as a popular and well-designed product during a key transitional period in external connectivity standards. - Aesthetic & Build Quality: The enclosure was highly praised for its sleek, mirror-finish design and sturdy aluminum casing that effectively dissipated heat, protecting the internal drive. - Interface Flexibility: It was a standout product for offering "quad interface" options (USB 2.0, FireWire 400/800, eSATA) in a single unit, which was valuable for users who needed compatibility across diverse operating systems and hardware configurations. - eSATA Popularization: The NexStar 3 helped popularize the eSATA standard among general consumers by offering a reliable and accessible way to leverage faster, internal-level data transfer speeds externally, bridging the gap before USB 3.0 became mainstream. Included Accessories: - AC Power Adaptor - USB Cable - Firewire Cable NOTE: Near-double available—VANTEC NexStar 3 NST-360SU-BK External Hard Drive Enclosure (eSATA/USB 2.0) (H-3.5cm x W-7cm x D-21cm)
- [VANTEC NexStar 3 NST-360SU-BK External Hard Drive Enclosure (eSATA/USB 2.0)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vantec-nexstar-3-nst-360su-bk-external-hard-drive-enclosure): Circa 2006 Use Case: Was used to easily convert an internal 3.5-inch SATA I/II hard drive into an external storage solution for both PCs and Macs. - Performance: It offered transfer rates up to 480 Mbps via USB 2.0 and up to 3 Gbps when connected via eSATA, providing users with a flexible solution depending on their system's available ports. - Functionality: It allowed users to add storage to any system easily, whether for data backups, media storage, or simply repurposing an old internal drive. The aluminum housing helped dissipate heat from the installed drive. Historical Significance: The Vantec NexStar 3 has historical significance as a key product in the adoption of the eSATA interface for external storage. - eSATA Bridge: At a time when USB 2.0 was the dominant but slower standard, the NexStar 3 was a popular, affordable option that introduced many consumers to the superior speeds of eSATA, which offered internal SATA speeds externally. - Aesthetic Appeal: The enclosure was noted for its "mirror finish, sleek curves, and bold colors" (Onyx Black, Midnight Blue and Brilliant Red), standing out aesthetically in the market and appealing to users who wanted stylish computer accessories. Included Accessories: - Vertical Stand - AC Power Supply - USB Cable NOTE: Near-double available—Vantec NexStar-3 External 3.5" Hard Drive Enclosure (USB 2.0/eSATA/FireWire 800/400) (H-13cm x W-7cm x D-21cm)
- [VANTEC NexStar 3 NST-360U2-RD 3.5-Inch External Hard Drive Enclosure (IDE to USB 2.0)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vantec-nexstar-3-nst-360u2-rd-35-inch-external-hard-drive-enclosure-ide-to-usb-20): Circa 2006 Use Case: Was used to easily convert an internal 3.5-inch hard drive into an external storage solution for both PCs and Macs. - Performance: It offered transfer rates up to 480 Mbps via USB 2.0. - Functionality: It allowed users to add storage to any system easily, whether for data backups, media storage, or simply repurposing an old internal drive. The aluminum housing helped dissipate heat from the installed drive. - Aesthetic Appeal: The enclosure was noted for its "mirror finish, sleek curves, and bold colors" (Onyx Black, Midnight Blue and Brilliant Red), standing out aesthetically in the market and appealing to users who wanted stylish computer accessories. Included Accessories: - Vertical Stand - AC Power Supply - USB Cable (H-13cm x W-7cm x D-21cm)
- [VCR PLUS+ Gemstar Instant Programmer VIP-18 (VCR Record Scheduling Aide)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vcr-plus-gemstar-instant-programmer-vip-18-vcr-record-scheduling-aide): Circa Late 1980's - This device was specifically designed to control and simplify the programming of VCRs (Videocassette Recorders). It was intended to work with a variety of VCR models, including those with built-in TV tuners, and was compatible with "universal brands". - Its primary function was to enable users to easily schedule recordings on their VCRs using PlusCodes found in TV listings, which would then automatically control the VCR and, if applicable, change cable channels for recording. (H-17.5cm x W-10.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [VCR/TV Switch Box Model 612](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vcrtv-switch-box-model-612): Circa Late 1970's to Late 1990's - Used to switch between a VCR and an antenna or cable TV input on older televisions. (H-2.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-7cm)
- [VEB SCHREIBMASCHINENWERK DRESDEN Erika 10 Typewriter](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/veb-schreibmaschinenwerk-dresden-erika-10-typewriter): Circa 1954 The Erika 10 is a highly-regarded manual portable typewriter, known for its exceptional build quality and smooth typing action. It was designed for use in homes and offices and was considered a top-tier machine for writers and general correspondence during its era. Use Case The Erika 10 was a robust and reliable typewriter intended for general-purpose typing. It features a solid metal construction, often with cast alloy panels where competitors used cheaper alternatives, making it a durable option that has lasted for decades. - Portability: Despite its all-metal body and sturdy build, it was designed as a portable machine and came with a dedicated carrying case, allowing it to be moved easily between locations. - Functionality: It offered standard features such as a tabulator, margin release, and the ability to type in red or black ink, making it versatile for various document types. - Typing Experience: The machine is highly praised by enthusiasts for its precise German engineering and delightful, snappy typing action, considered one of the best among portable typewriters. Included Accessories: - Original 12-Piece Ericka 10 Maintenance Kit. - Original Erica 10 Carrying Case. PLEASE NOTE: Uses a standard 1/2-inch (12.7 mm) wide universal typewriter ribbon, specifically the DIN 2103 type. The original spools from the era of the typewriter are no longer produced, however, modern nylon fabric ribbons on new plastic spools are readily available from various online retailers and typewriter specialty stores. (H-16cm x W-35.6cm x D-35cm)
- [Vehicle Window-Mounted Mobile Phone Antenna](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vehicle-window-mounted-mobile-phone-antenna): Circa Late 1980's to Mid 1990's A car window-mount passive antenna repeater designed to boost cellular signals for a mobile phone within a vehicle. It is clipped to a car window and the window is then rolled up to secure it. Use Case: The device is used to improve cell phone reception inside a vehicle. It works as a passive system, meaning it has no power supply. It captures a signal with an external antenna (the whip section) and subtly transfers that signal through the vehicle's glass to a small internal pad or antenna near the phone. This helps reduce static, improves call quality, and can add bars of signal in weak coverage areas. Historical Significance: Significant as a low-cost, universal solution for early to mid-era mobile phones that struggled with poor in-car reception. Before modern, powerful (and legally regulated) powered signal boosters became common, passive repeaters offered a simple, albeit modest, improvement. They represent a step in the evolution of mobile communications technology, bridging the gap between early car-specific phones with external antennas and today's smartphones with sophisticated internal antenna systems that make such accessories largely unnecessary. (H-11.5cm x W-16.5cm x D-21cm)
- [VERIFONE ZON Junior XL Credit Card Processing Terminal](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/verifone-zon-junior-xl-credit-card-processing-terminal): Circa 1987 Use Case The ZON Jr XL is an electronic credit card processing terminal that was widely used in the late 1980s and 1990s at the point-of-sale in small and medium-sized retail businesses, restaurants, and convenience stores. Its primary functions included: - Credit Card Authorization: It dialed a central processing host over a phone line (using a built-in 300 baud modem) to rapidly authorize credit card transactions. - Data Capture: It could capture and store transaction data in its internal battery-backed RAM before batching out at the end of the day. - Check Authentication: Some applications allowed it to process check guarantees. - Display: It featured a simple 16-character vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) that provided prompts to guide the user through transactions. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-4cm x W-14cm x D-15cm)
- [VHF Wildlife Tracking Receiver (Custom Design - Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vhf-wildlife-tracking-receiver-custom-design-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1980's to Late 1990's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. The design is closely based upon the actual device. Features operational LED indicators and is powered by an internal 9-volt battery. Use Case: Wildlife tracking receivers are a specialized piece of equipment used for animal research. A highly sensitive instrument for detecting radio signals from transmitters attached to animals. Key Components and Functions: - Antenna Connection Terminals: Screw terminals are provide for the connection of a suitable VHF directional antenna (available separately). - CHANNEL and TUNE: These controls are used to set the operating frequency to match the specific frequency of a wildlife transmitter (tag). - GAIN: This knob adjusts the sensitivity of the receiver. Higher gain is typically used to detect faint, distant signals, while lower gain helps with precise directionality when the animal is nearby. - SIGNAL: An indicator light or display (likely LEDs, in this case) that visually shows the strength of the incoming radio signal. - EARPHONE: A jack for connecting headphones, which allows the user to audibly hear the pulsed signals from the transmitter, a key part of tracking. - POWER: The switch to turn the unit on or off. Accessories Available Separately: - GLENAYRE Directional Antennas (2-Units available). - N-Connector to Antenna Terminal Adaptors (2-Units available). NOTE: 2-Units Available. (H-5cm x W-15cm x D-11.5cm)
- [VHS Video Cassettes - Blank - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vhs-video-cassettes-blank-assorted): Circa Late 1970's to Early 2000's - Various brands and capacities. - Rental rates are per video cassette. - 18-available. PLEASE NOTE: Factory sealed video cassettes are not provided as an expendable item, and are intended for set dressing purposes only. Unsealed versions however are available for practical use. (H-19cm x W-10.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [VIBAPOD Turntable Isolators (Set of 4)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vibapod-turntable-isolators): Circa 1970's - Set of 4 audiophile grade turntable isolators. - USER'S MANUAL (H-1.5cm x W-6.5cm x D-6.5cm each)
- [BENDIX Radiological Dosimeter Charger Model 906 (OCDM Item No. CD V-750 Model No. 5) with 4-BENDIX CD-V742 Dosimeters](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/victoreen-dosimetercharger-kit): Circa Mid 1960's Cold War-era Civil Defense equipment, specifically designed for personal radiation monitoring. The relationship between the charger and the dosimeters is essentially that of a power source to an electrostatic battery. Components: - CD V-750 Charger (shown as a Bendix Model 906 - x1). - CD V-742 Pen Dosimeters (x4). Use Cases: These kits were primarily intended for Civil Defense shelters and emergency workers. They allowed personnel to measure their accumulated radiation exposure in high-risk environments, such as during nuclear fallout. Step-by-Step Procedure for Zeroing (charging) the Dosimeters: Step 1: Prepare Remove the dust cap from the charging contact on the charger. Step 2: Position Place the bottom end of the pen dosimeter onto the charging contact. Step 3: Align Scale Look through the dosimeter eyepiece toward a light source to view the internal crosshair and scale. Step 4: Zero Press down firmly on the dosimeter to engage the contact. While looking through the eyepiece, rotate the charger knob until the internal crosshair aligns perfectly with the zero mark on the scale. Step 5: Verify Release pressure and remove the pen; the crosshair should remain at zero, ready for monitoring. Historical Significance: These kits represent the widespread U.S. government effort following the Civil Defense Act of 1950 to prepare citizens for a potential nuclear attack. The CD V-742 is historically significant as the most common dosimeter of the era, issued to fire departments and emergency services nationwide to help manage personnel safety during the height of the Cold War.
- [VICTOREEN Radiation Detector Model 470A-SI](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/victoreen-radiation-detector-model-470a-si): Circa 1978 to Early 1990's A portable, high-performance radiation survey meter designed to measure and monitor a broad range of ionizing radiation. Can be used handheld—or set upon a flat surface—by utilizing the incorporated collapsable stand. Use Case: It is extensively used in nuclear power plants, fuel processing facilities, research laboratories, and medical radiology or radiotherapy centers. Its ability to measure wide-angle (panoramic) radiation makes it ideal for general health physics surveys and monitoring background radiation. Functional Details: - Detector Type: It uses an unsealed, air-equivalent ionization chamber. - Detection Capabilities: It detects alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation. - Dynamic Range: It has a very wide measuring range, covering exposure rates from 0.1 mR/hr to 1,000 R/hr across eight selectable scales. Historical Significance: Produced by the VICTOREEN INSTRUMENT COMPANY—often called the "First Nuclear Company" due to its role in the Manhattan Project and the Bikini atomic tests—the Model 470A was a pioneer in utilizing solid-state IC technology to miniaturize radiation detection circuits, significantly reducing the weight of portable survey equipment. (H-24cm x W-11.5cm x D-28cm)
- [VICTOREEN Radiation Monitor Model No. 1A (Geiger Counter)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/victoreen-radiation-monitor-model-no-1a-geiger-counter): Circa 1962 to 1964 A high-range radiological survey meter originally designed for Civil Defense use during the Cold War. Use Cases: - Post-Nuclear Attack Operations: Designed for radiological monitors to determine contamination levels and safety following a nuclear disaster or enemy attack. - Surface Monitoring Surveys: Primarily used for general area surveys to locate high-intensity gamma radiation fields. - Emergency Services: Some units remain in use today by state emergency services and fire departments for modern hazardous material (HAZ-MAT) monitoring. Historical Significance: The CD V-715 is historically significant as the most widely produced Civil Defense radiation instrument, with over 567,000 units manufactured. It marked a technological shift by using a transistorized circuit and a single D-cell battery, replacing earlier models that required multiple specialized batteries. Unlike common Geiger counters, it uses a hermetically sealed ionization chamber, making it capable of measuring extremely high radiation levels (up to 500 roentgens per hour) that would overwhelm standard Geiger-Müller tubes. NOTE: - 2-Units available. - The included "HAZ-MAT UNIT RM-3" makings are mounted on magnetic sheet—and can be removed if desired—to reveal the original Civil Defense markings. (H-15.5cm x W-22.5cm x D-11.5cm)
- [Video Head Cleaning Swabs](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/video-head-cleaning-swabs): Circa Early 1970's to early 2000's Use of Video Cleaning Swabs: - Preparation: Place the video head at the center of the tape guide unit. - Immobilize Disk: Hold the disk plate with your finger to prevent rotation. - Cleaning: Rub the video head horizontally and softly with the video cleaning swab moistened with video head cleaner (isopropyl alcohol). - Repeat: Perform the same cleaning procedure for the other video head. Caution: - Do not rub vertically on the video head, as this can cause damage. - Do not attempt to clean all at once. If the head is particularly difficult to clean, continue rubbing softly. PLEASE NOTE: These are not being provided as an expendable item, and are intended for set dressing purposes only. Rental rates are per set. (H-8cm x W-1cm x D-0.5cm)
- [VIEW-MASTER 3D Viewer Model L](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/view-master-3d-viewer-model-l): Circa 1977 to 2000 A handheld 3D viewer designed for viewing stereoscopic images on circular cardboard reels. It is widely considered the most iconic and recognizable model in the brand's history. Key Characteristics: - Functionality: Users insert a circular reel containing 14 film transparencies (forming seven 3D image pairs) into the top slot. By looking through the dual eyepieces toward a light source and pulling the orange side lever, the reel rotates to show a sequence of vivid, three-dimensional scenes. - Design & Build: It features a durable, lightweight plastic body with a modern sculpted design. The viewer uses precision plastic lenses and a one-piece plastic diffuser to provide clear, true-to-life colors from the reels. - Longevity: Introduced in 1977 to replace the Model G, it remained in production for over two decades until approximately 2000, making it the longest-produced View-Master model. - Variations: While originally released in bright red and bright blue, it was produced by several different companies over time (including GAF, VMI, TYCO, and MATTEL/FISHER-PRICE), leading to minor design changes such as the transition from a round ball-knob lever to the flat, disk-shaped lever. Origins and History: - The Meeting (1938): The product was born from a serendipitous meeting at the Oregon Caves National Monument between William Gruber, a photographer who had built a custom stereo-imaging rig, and Harold Graves, president of the postcard company Sawyer’s Inc. - The Debut (1939): It officially premiered at the 1939 New York World's Fair as a modern alternative to scenic postcards, initially targeting adults with high-quality Kodachrome color slides of nature and travel. - Military Use (WWII): During World War II, the U.S. military purchased over 100,000 viewers and millions of reels to train personnel in identifying enemy aircraft and ships. - The Shift to Toys (1951): The purchase of rival Tru-Vue in 1951 granted View-Master exclusive Disney licensing rights. This shifted the brand's focus from "armchair travel" to children's entertainment, leading to its 1999 induction into the National Toy Hall of Fame. Model L Significance: - Longest Production: It remained in production for over 23 years, the longest of any model, surviving through four different corporate owners: GAF, IDEAL, TYCO, and MATTEL. - Design Benchmark: Its sculpted plastic body and reliable internal mechanism set the standard for modern 3D viewers, making it the most recognizable version worldwide. (H-9.5cm x W-13.5cm x D-7.5cm)
- [VIKING DLE-200B Two-Way Phone Line Simulator](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/viking-dle-200b-two-way-phone-line-simulator): Circa 2013 A device designed to mimic a standard analog telephone line. Use Case: The primary use case is to enable two-way communication between two standard analog telecommunication devices without needing to connect to a live telephone network. Applications include: - Equipment Demonstration & Testing: Technicians use it to test and program analog devices like modems, fax machines, or phone systems in a controlled environment. - Dedicated Communication: It creates a simple "ringdown" circuit for intercoms, elevator phones, or inter-office communication. - Motion Picture & Television Production: Used by Prop Departments to trigger phone ring tones and enable direct talk-paths. This allows actors on a set to hear scripted dialogue from other actors off-screen and also provide the ability to ring a phone on-camera as required. Historical Significance: A versatile and cost-effective tool that facilitated the growth of analog telecom technology by providing a simple, reliable way to test and connect devices off-network. In an era where phone lines were tightly regulated and installing new lines was complex, the DLE-200B was a crucial enabler for on-site demonstrations and private communication links. Its ability to create functional, controllable phone effects also solidified its niche role as an essential piece of equipment for TV and movie Props Departments. Include Accessories: - AC Power Adaptor. - Hard Case. - Documentation. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-3.5cm x W-7cm x D-11.5cm)
- [VIRTUAL I/Oi - Glasses! Personal Display System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/virtual-ioi-glasses-personal-display-system): Circa 1995 A personal display system, a pioneering consumer-oriented head-mounted display from the mid-1990s. Use Case: Used to provide an immersive personal viewing experience for a variety of sources, positioning itself as both an affordable entry into virtual reality (VR) and a "private virtual cinema". - PC & Gaming: The headset was compatible with PCs running DOS or Windows 95 and was one of a handful of early VR headsets that supported some specialized games with head tracking. - Video Consumption: It could be connected to any standard NTSC (and later PAL) video source, such as VCRs, DVD players, and gaming consoles like the SEGA Saturn or early PlayStation prototypes, appearing as a large, 80-inch virtual screen. - Augmented Reality: The removable opaque visor (as seen in the image) allowed for a semi-transparent display, pioneering early augmented reality applications where digital content could be overlaid on the real world in brightly lit environments. - Niche Applications: In an unexpected development, the i-glasses found a practical niche in medical applications, with dentists using them to distract patients during procedures. Historical Significance: A landmark device in the history of consumer electronics and VR technology. - Pioneering Consumer VR: They were among the first consumer-oriented VR headsets to achieve widespread distribution at an affordable price point (around $395-$799 depending on the model), making VR accessible to average consumers. - Lightweight Design: Weighing just eight ounces (227 grams), they were significantly lighter and more comfortable than competing systems of the era, addressing a major barrier to user adoption. - Legacy: The challenges and innovations of the i-glasses, such as the patent portfolio covering lightweight optics and the "virtual cinema" concept, influenced the design of subsequent devices like the SONY Glasstron and modern headsets like the Meta Quest. They demonstrated that consumer VR was technically feasible and remain a significant reference point for retro-VR enthusiasts and museums today. Included Accessories: - Documentation - AC Adaptor - VGA Cable - Headset Interface - Computer Interface - Visor - Stereo Male-to-Male, 1/8" Patch Cable - Spacer Assortment NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-9.5cm x W-20.5cm x D-32cm)
- [VISCOUNT Model 337 A B T U LIMA Decoder Signal Distribution Box](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/viscount-model-337-a-b-t-u-lima-decoder-signal-distribution-box): The following is based upon plausible but unverified analysis by GOOGLE Gemini and DeepSeek LLM's. Circa Late 1980's to Early 1990's (ESTIMATED) An interface system for a VISCOUNT ORGAN SYSTEMS electronic or pipe organ, specifically designed to carry digital control data. Use Case: This system uses dedicated connections (often a single multi-pair or even simple network cable) to transmit MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) or proprietary digital control data from an electronic organ console to control the physical "registers" or pipes of a traditional pipe organ. The device is a signal distribution hub for a hybrid organ installation (combining electronic and pipe organ components). It translates the digital commands from the organ's console into control signals for the pipe organ's mechanisms (wind chests, etc.). Historical Significance: A key part of the technology that bridges traditional, centuries-old pipe organ architecture with modern digital control and sound generation, allowing for complex, hybrid instruments with expanded capabilities using reduced, simplified wiring. NOTE: Requires new/longer cables attached to the existing panel connectors—available at extra charge. (H-48.5cm x W-20cm x D-15cm)
- [VISIONTEK 7-Inch Monitor Model VA-16 (Portable Analog Video Monitor)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/visiontek-7-inch-monitor-model-va-16-portable-analog-video-monitor): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's 7" (approx.) color LCD monitor with built-in stereo speakers. - Analog (stereo) audio/video inputs. - Headset and line-out audio outputs. - Requires 12-volt DC power (via AC adaptor, car power adaptor or external battery. - Adjustable screen pivots to provide the optimal viewing angle—or can be folded flat for storage. - Includes accessory 12-volt DC AC adapter and fitted slip case. PLEASE NOTE: This analog video monitor can be used to display a digital-video source with the output of a digital-to-analog (D-to-A) Video Convertor unit connected to the device's female RCA(Phono) audio and video analog inputs. (H-22cm x W-20cm x D-2.5cm)
- [VIVITAR 365 Electronic Flash Kit](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vivitar-365-electronic-flash-kit): Circa 1977 Kit Includes: - VIVITAR External Battery Pack. - VIVITAR Battery Pack Connection Cable. - VIVITAR 135mm Camera Bracket - VIVITAR Vari-Sensor (Hot-Shoe Mounted). - VIVITAR LK-1 Flash Lens Kit. (H-26cm x W-11.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [VIVITAR Auto Thyristor 2800 Flash](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vivitar-auto-thyristor-2800-flash): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - This flash is for use with SLR Cameras equipped with a hot-shoe mount. - Can also be used with cold-shoe equipped cameras in combination with a PC cable. (H-14.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-4cm)
- [VIVITAR Tripod (Branding Removed)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vivitar-tripod-branding-removed): Circa 1990's - Suitable for still and cine (movie) cameras. (H-66cm x W-12cm x D-12cm)
- [VOICE IT Manager 30 Digital Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/voice-it-manager-30-digital-recorder): Circa 1990's - Suitable for home use, office use and evidence gathering applications. - Battery powered. (H-11cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [Volume Control Box](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/volume-control-box): Circa 1970's - Suitable for audiophile, audio visual and professional audio applications. (H-13.5cm x W-7.5cm x D-8cm)
- [VUEGO Brisa 610S Scanner Model 6689-11A](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/vuego-brisa-610s-scanner-model-6689-11a): Circa 1998 Use Case: Designed for basic home and small office use, primarily for digitizing photos and text documents. - Connectivity: Connected via a Parallel (IEEE 1284) port. This required a parallel cable to connect to the printer port of a PC. - Target Systems: It was primarily intended for use with older operating systems such as Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows 98. Historical Significance: - Parallel Port Era: Its use of the parallel port highlights the common but often cumbersome connectivity standard before USB became universally dominant. - Affordable Imaging: It was part of a wave of inexpensive scanners that made digital imaging accessible to the average home user. - OEM Branding: Vuego was a brand name for products manufactured by larger original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) like Acer or BenQ, a common practice in the computer hardware industry during that time. (H-10.5cm x W-30cm x D-46cm)
- [WACOM Intuos 2 Graphics Tablet Model XD-0405-U](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wacom-intuos-2-graphics-tablet-model-xd-0405-u): Circa 2001 Use Case: Designed for professionals and enthusiasts in digital art, graphic design, and photo editing. - Primary Uses: Digital illustration and painting in applications like Corel Painter and Adobe Photoshop, precise vector artwork in Adobe Illustrator, and computer-aided design (CAD). - Performance: It featured 1,024 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition, which provided a natural, intuitive drawing experience, mimicking the feel of traditional media on paper. - Ergonomics: The cordless, batteryless Grip Pen was designed with an ergonomic, cushioned grip to reduce strain during long creative sessions. - Customization: It included "QuickPoint areas" (the blank squares along the top edge) that could be programmed for specific functions, allowing users to work more efficiently. Historical Significance: Holds a significant place in the history of digital art tools: - Industry Standard: Wacom was (and remains, as of 2025) a major industry standard in film and animation studios and design firms. The Intuos 2 reinforced this position as a reliable, professional-grade tool. - Advanced Features: The introduction of 1,024 pressure levels was a significant technological advancement that improved the precision and control available to digital artists. - Legacy: The Intuos line has remained the pen tablet of choice for students and professionals for decades. The Intuos 2 helped solidify the pen-and-tablet workflow as an essential part of the digital creative process. (H-1cm x W-22cm x D-20cm)
- [WALDMANN LIGHTING COMPANY Vienna Task Light (Professional Grade - Flicker Free)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/waldmann-lighting-company-vienna-task-light-professional-grade-flicker-free): Circa Early 1980's to Late 1990's A professional-grade fluorescent task light featuring a signature 2x8-watt dual-tube configuration. While many modern workspaces have transitioned to LED, these specific fluorescent units are still prized in niche professional sectors for their unique light quality and rugged German engineering. Use Cases: - CAD & Early Computer Workstations: Designed to light paperwork without reflecting off glass CRT monitors. - Medical & Dental Laboratories: Used for color-matching resins and inspecting instruments in a clean, powder-coated housing. - Electronics Assembly: A staple for micro-soldering and PCB inspection due to its cool operation and shadow-free output. - Architectural Studios: Provided high-intensity task lighting for drafting boards that required frequent repositioning. Design Features: - Dual-Tube Head: Utilizes two 8-watt T5 fluorescent bulbs to provide broad, even illumination that minimizes hard shadows. - Articulating Arm: Features a heavy-duty, spring-balanced double arm designed for precise positioning and "stay-put" stability. - Vienna-Specific Optics: Equipped with a specialized diffuser to eliminate glare on reflective surfaces and computer screens. - Electronic Ballast: Unlike older magnetic models, the Vienna typically uses high-frequency electronic ballasts to provide flicker-free light, reducing eye strain. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-57.5cm x W-21cm x D-5cm)
- [Weatherproof Enclosure - Fiberglass Construction](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/weatherproof-enclosure-fiberglass-construction): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's NOTE: Fits the 20-Channel BNC Patch Panel With LED Indicators—available separately. (H-38cm x W-33.5cm x D-21.5cm)
- [Weatherproof RJ45 Network Connection Box](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/weatherproof-rj45-network-connection-box): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's A weatherproof single-gang surface mount box incorporating an outdoor-rated RJ45 bulkhead coupler. Use Case: Provides a secure, dustproof and waterproof network connection in harsh environments, such as outdoor locations, industrial facilities, marine settings, or commercial kitchens. It is typically used as a female-to-female pass-through coupler, allowing two standard Ethernet cables to connect to form a sealed junction, which is often used for IP cameras, outdoor Wi-Fi access points, or other outdoor network devices. (H-10cm x W-7cm x D-5cm)
- [WELCH ALLYN Mini Cam HRC1200N1 Camera Kit (B&W CCTV camera)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/welch-allyn-mini-cam-hrc1200n1-camera-kit-bampw-cctv-camera): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Miniature, high-resolution, B&W CCTV/surveillance camera. Kit Includes: - Camera - Wide-angle lens with lens cap - Wall mount - Tripod mount - AC power adaptor Accessories Available Separately: - Alternate mounting brackets - Tripods - Video monitors - Video recorders - RCA (video) cables (H-1.5cm x W-1.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [WELLER WTCPT Series Magnetic Soldering Station/TC201T Soldering Pencil](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/weller-wtcpt-series-magnetic-soldering-stationtc201t-soldering-pencil): Circa 2002 A professional-grade, temperature-controlled soldering station. Use Cases: - Production & Prototyping: Known for extreme reliability in lab and prototyping environments where tools are frequently cycled on and off. - Precision Electronics: Features ESD-safe construction and a grounded tip, making it suitable for sensitive electronic components. - Heavy-Duty Repairs: Powerful enough for soldering thick wires and high-mass applications. - Education: Often included in educational kits designed to provide students with professional-level precision and efficiency. Key Specifications: - Power: 42 Watts (runs on 24V from the station power unit). - Temperature Control: Uses Weller's Magnastat system, where temperature is controlled by the physical tip used (available in 600°F, 700°F, and 800°F variants). - Tip Compatibility: Uses PT series tips and a BA60 tip retainer. Included Accessories: - Custom Multimeter Holder (H-12.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-23cm)
- [WELTA WELTI 135mm Folding (Viewfinder) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/welta-welti-135mm-folding-viewfinder-camera): Circa 1956 - Uses 135mm film. - Fitted with a with a Meyer Trioplan 50mm F: 2.9 lens. - Includes a fitted leather case. (H-8.5cm x W-12cm x D-4.5cm)
- [WESTCLOX Digital Alarm Clock](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/westclox-digital-alarm-clock): Circa Early 1990's to Mid 1990's (H-6cm x W-9cm x D-8cm)
- [WESTERN ELECTRIC 52 Bell System Switchboard Operator Headset](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/western-electric-52-bell-system-switchboard-operator-headset): Circa 1947 Specifically designed for use by Bell System switchboard operators and PABX (Private Automatic Branch Exchange) operators. Use Case: Allowed operators to efficiently connect calls manually at large central office switchboards or smaller business exchanges. It offered hands-free operation, which was a significant improvement over older chest-mounted transmitters. The plug is a specific "twin double plug" designed to fit into the corresponding jack field on the switchboard console. Different models (52AW, 52BW, 52DW, 52CW) were used for various roles, such as regular operators, supervisors, or night operators. Historical Significance: An iconic piece of telephone history, symbolizing the era of manual call routing before full automation became ubiquitous. It represents a key design improvement in operator comfort and transmission clarity during the peak years of the Bell System's service, eliminating the bulky chest transmitter previously in use. (H-20cm x W-5.5cm x D-12cm)
- [WESTINGHOUSE No.5B Flashbulbs (Box of 12)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/westinghouse-no5b-flashbulbs-box-of-12): Circa Late 1960's to Early 1970's - First introduced in the late 1930's—these flash bulbs were used in numerous different flash accessories and cameras through to the late 1960's. - Rental price is per box. NOTE: This is not provided as an expendable item, and is intended for set dressing purposes only. (H-6.5cm x W-3.5cm x D-3.5cm)
- [WHEELOCK RSS-2415W Wall Mount Strobe Alarm (Fire Alarm Strobe)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wheelock-rss-2415w-wall-mount-strobe-alarm-fire-alarm-strobe): Circa 1998 to 2021 Use Case: Provides a visual alert during a fire emergency, primarily for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and to draw attention in loud or busy environments. Note: Operates at 24 volts DC. A suitable power supply can be provided at client request. (H-12cm x W-12cm x D-7cm)
- [WILSON LABORATORIES MWX-1000 Winchester MFM Disk Analyzer Control Panel](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wilson-laboratories-mwx-1000-winchester-mfm-disk-analyzer-control-panel): Circa 1982 A piece of test equipment used for working with vintage hard disk drives. There was also an "E" version for ESDI drives (MWX-1000E) and an "S" version for SMD drives (MWX-1000S). Use Case: Used for low-level formatting, testing, analysis, and repair of hard disk drives that used the ST-506 (MFM) or later ESDI/SMD interfaces. - It was used by field service engineers and repair depots to diagnose drive problems. - It could read, update, and rewrite media flaw maps on the drive. - Users could create and run custom test programs. - The system could accommodate testing one to four drives at a time. - Equipment rack or rack case (available separately) mountable. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a specialized tool during a transitional period in computing when MFM/ST-506 hard drives were standard for IBM PCs and compatibles. - These interfaces required careful configuration (setting jumpers for step rates, etc.) and low-level formatting, which was complex. The analyzer made this process reliable and standardized for professionals. - It represents a time when drive repair was a viable commercial activity, before hard drives became cheap, disposable, and largely unserviceable by end-users. - The device was part of a larger ecosystem of test equipment from companies like Wilson Laboratories that supported the complex maintenance of early Winchester disk technology. NOTE: Unit is nonoperational but is rigged with a static LCD display that includes blue backlighting. (H-15.c5m x W-48.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [WINDMASTER RF Remote Control Extender HRCE-2 System](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/windmaster-rf-remote-control-extender-hrce-2-system): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's System is designed to extend the range of a typical RF remote control, enabling control compatible A/V equipment that is out of line-of-sight, such as hidden in a cabinet or in another room. Key features: - RF Transmission: Unlike standard infrared (IR) remotes that require a direct line of sight, this extender utilizes radio frequency (RF) technology to transmit the remote's signals through walls, doors, and around corners. - Two Units: The system consists of a transmitter unit (which receives the IR signal from your remote and converts it to RF) and a receiver unit (which receives the RF signal and converts it back to IR to control your device. - IR Emitter Probes: An optional IR emitter probe can be connected to the receiver unit and placed directly in front of the A/V device's IR sensor, ensuring effective signal transmission even if the device is completely concealed. - Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of IR-equipped A/V devices, including TV receivers, DVD/Blu-ray players, cable boxes, amplifiers, and more, as long as the device uses a compatible IR frequency (often 38kHz or 56kHz). (H-3cm x W-10cm x D-8.5cm)
- [Wireless 4-Channel Comm Box - Certified for Crewed Spaceflight (Custom/Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wireless-4-channel-comm-box-certified-for-crewed-spaceflight-customsimulated-operation): Circa Early 2000's A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to look like a piece of authentic spaceflight crew communication equipment, it features operational "membrane" pushbutton switches that toggle operational LED indicators on/off. Simulated and Functional Features: - "MAG ON/OFF": Toggles flight crew's "magnetic-soled boots" on/off (simulated). - "COM 1 - 4": Toggles selected communication channel on/off (simulated function with user-activated LED indicators). - "VIV SIG": Toggles from single channel selection to all channel selection (simulated). - BNC Connector: Provided to attach an accessory long-range antenna (available separately). - "COM VOL" Control: Notionally the device's volume control—in actuality, a functional power switch. - Headset Connector: Jack for headset. - Power Source: Internal 9-volt battery. NOTE: 8-Units available comprising of "fully-functional" (hero) units and "limited-function" (background) units—please inquire. (H-13cm x W-6.2cm x D-2.6cm)
- [Wireless Computer Modem - Generic (Custom/Simulated)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wireless-computer-modem-generic-customsimulated): Circa Late 1990's to Early 2000's Rigged for simulated, self-contained operation. - Randomly Flashing LED Indicators. - Powered by Internal 9-Volt Battery. - Includes a Removable Antenna (not shown). (H-15cm x W-8cm x D-14cm)
- [Wireless Video Surveillance Kit (Miniature Video Camera and Transmitter)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wireless-video-surveillance-kit-miniature-video-camera-and-transmitter): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Provides wireless video transmission capability from a highly concealable miniature pinhole camera. Kit Includes: - Miniature Pinhole Video Camera with case. - Miniature Video Transmitter Unit with case. - Portable RF Antenna Unit (for connection to receiving video monitor). - Antenna Connection Adaptor. - Power/Video Connection Cable. - Kit Field Case. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE PLEASE NOTE: If desired, this analog video transmitter can be used with a digital video monitor if its output is coupled to the input of a analog-to digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor Unit with its converted output, then connected to the monitor's digital input.
- [Wrist Straps - Assorted](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/wrist-straps-assorted): Circa 1960's to 1990's - Various types available. - Price is per wrist strap.
- [X-RITE Photographic Densitometer Model 310](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/x-rite-photographic-densitometer-model-310): Circa 1983 - This device is primarily used in color photofinishing labs for equipment calibration, specifically for measuring the density of photographic materials, including film and prints - It is a color transmission/reflection densitometer, meaning it can measure both the density of light passing through transparent materials (like film) and the density of light reflected from opaque materials (like prints). - It helps ensure accurate and consistent color reproduction in photographic processes by providing quantitative measurements of density, ink density, tone value increase (dot gain), and ink trap, which are crucial for quality control in printing and photofinishing. (H-14.5cm x W-33cm x D-44.5cm)
- [X10 Big Red Button Model KR15A - Wireless Panic Button (Operational Red LED Indicator)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/x10-big-red-button-model-kr15a-wireless-panic-button-operational-red-led-indicator): Circa Early 2000's A wireless, battery-operated component of the X10 home automation and security system. Use Case: Designed for use with an alarm system to provide immediate emergency notification within a home or small business. Users place these buttons in frequently visited rooms (e.g., bedrooms, bathrooms). In an emergency (such as a break-in or a medical issue), pressing and holding the large red button for at least four seconds sends a Radio Frequency (RF) signal to a main X10 console or transceiver. Historical Significance: The X10 system, and components like the Big Red Button, holds historical significance as the first general-purpose home automation networking technology. It was a pioneer in making basic "smart home" functionality—like remote control of lighting and appliances—accessible and relatively inexpensive for the average consumer starting in the late 1970s. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-7cm x W-5.5cm x D-2cm)
- [XEROX/AGILE 6287 IC Printer Interface Controller](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/xeroxagile-6287-ic-printer-interface-controller): Circa 1995 A printer interface controller used to allow various non-native host systems (like mainframes or workstations) to communicate with and control Xerox and other types of printers, acting as a translator and controller for different data streams and protocols. Use Case: Thlis device functions as a print server or interface controller that receives data from a host system, processes the data, and sends the print image to the print engine. It allowed for compatibility between diverse computer systems and specific printer models, often supporting multiple printer types and configuration options. (H-9cm x W-23.5cm x D-29cm)
- [XFINITY Remote Control (Cable Box/Universal Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/xfinity-remote-control-cable-boxuniversal-remote-control): Circa Early 2000's A universal remote designed to control multiple home entertainment devices associated with the Comcast/Xfinity service, including: - Television Receiver - Cable Box or Digital Transport Adapter (DTA). - Third auxiliary device, such as a DVR, DVD player, VCR, or audio system, depending on how it's programmed. (H-21.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [XICO INC. 3682BP Magnetic Stripe Card Reader (Rigged For Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/xico-inc-3682bp-magnetic-stripe-card-reader-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Late 1970's to Early 1990's Custom Modifications: Unit has been custom rigged for simulated, remote control operation. This is accomplished through the use of the included wired remote control unit that provides color selection of the bi-color LED located on the front face of the unit—RED-Access Denied/GREEN-Access Granted. Batteries installed in the remote provide power. - If required, narrow housing design accommodates mounting to a typical door frame. - 2-units are available. Use Cases: Magnetic stripe card readers are commonly used in a variety of applications, including: - Point of Sale (POS) systems: For processing credit, debit, or loyalty cards in retail environments. - Banking and financial transactions: For reading ATM cards and other financial instruments. - Access control: For employee or student ID verification in offices, schools, or gated communities. - Time and attendance systems: To track employee work hours or conference attendance. - Driver's license verification: Particularly in law enforcement applications. (H-15.5cm x W-4cm x D-4cm)
- [YAESU Smart Controller FS-10 Microphone](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yaesu-smart-controller-fs-10-microphone): Circa 1995 An advanced, all-in-one control microphone and remote head for specific YAESU mobile amateur radio transceivers. It is not just a simple microphone but a full remote control unit that manages all radio functions. When in use, the entire the keypad on both sides is illuminated with green backlighting. Use Case: Specifically designed for use with the YAESU FT-8500dual-band mobile radio. It was a key selling point of that radio, allowing the main radio body to be hidden (e.g., in a trunk or under a seat) while the operator controlled every feature—including volume, squelch, frequency tuning, memory programming, and menu navigation—from the palm of their hand. It is primarily used by licensed ham radio operators in mobile installations. Historical Significance: An early and innovative attempt at a full-control remote microphone interface for amateur mobile radios. Its unique design, which earned it the affectionate nickname "Mr. Potato Head" among operators, was polarizing but represented a major step in compact, feature-rich mobile radio ergonomics. It provided a level of control and flexibility that was new for its time and is still highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts. NOTE: 5-Units available. (H-11.5cm x W-5.5cm x D-3cm)
- [YAMAHA AM/FM Stereo Receiver Model RX-330](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yamaha-amfm-stereo-receiver-model-rx-330): Circa 1989 to 1990 - Suitable companion pieces would include the Yamaha CDX 530 or CDX 730 compact disc players (available separately). - Compatible audio cables available separately. - OWNER'S MANUAL (H-12.5cm x W-43.5cm x D-28cm)
- [YAMAHA CDX-530 Compact Disc Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yamaha-cdx-530-compact-disc-player): Circa 1989 - Connection to an amplified stereo system is required for playback (available separately). - Compatible audio cables CD media available separately. - OWNER'S MANUAL (H-9.5cm x W-43.5cm x D-25.5cm)
- [YAMAHA CDX-730 Compact Disc Player](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yamaha-cdx-730-compact-disc-player): Circa 1989 - Connection to an amplified stereo system is required for playback (available separately). - Compatible audio cables CD media available separately. - OWNER'S MANUAL (H-9.5cm x W-43.5cm x D-25.5cm)
- [YAMAHA Remote Control Transmitter VH93290](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yamaha-remote-control-transmitter-vh93290): Circa 1989 - Compatible with the Yamaha CDX 530 and 730 compact disc players (and other Yamaha players). (H-15cm x W-5.5cm x D-1.5cm)
- [YASHICA MG-2 Auto Flash 135mm (Point-and-Shoot) Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yashica-mg-2-auto-flash-135mm-point-and-shoot-camera): Circa 1990's - Uses 135mm film. - Fully automatic operation. (H-6.5cm x W-11.5cm x D-4.5cm)
- [YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC WORKS (YEW) Type 185 Single Edgewise Panel Meter 180013MTMT7RGB - PSI Indicator (Can be Rigged for Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yokogawa-electric-works-yew-type-185-single-edgewise-panel-meter-180013mtmt7rgb-psi-indicator-can-be-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1990's to Early 2000's Measures pounds per square inch (PSI) for pressure monitoring. This specific unit has a scale ranging from 0 to approximately 120 PSI. It provides a quick visual indication of system pressure in industrial applications. Use Cases For Edgewise Panel Meters: - Industrial Control Panels: Used for monitoring various parameters like PSI (as the meter does), current (amperes), and voltage in factories and manufacturing settings. - Electrical Switchboards: Integrated into power distribution and transformer stations to supervise electrical loads and ensure stable operation. - Military and Marine Applications: Ruggedized versions were specifically designed to meet military specifications for high-shock and high-vibration conditions, particularly on shipboard control panels and in off-road vehicles. - Generating Stations: Found in control rooms of power plants, including older conventional and nuclear facilities, where they are still sometimes used or are being replaced by modern digital equivalents. - Broadcasting and Communications Equipment: Used within large racks of radio and telecommunications equipment to monitor signal parameters. - Scientific and Educational Laboratories: Employed in quality control facilities and technical schools for precise measurements and training purposes. Historical Significance: A representative example of the standard analog instrumentation used extensively in industrial control panels, switchboards, and military applications during the mid-22nd century. Before the widespread adoption of digital displays in later decades, robust, reliable analog meters like this one, with their permanent magnet "can" designs, were the industry standard for displaying critical operational parameters like speed, voltage, and current. Their design facilitated dense panel layouts by allowing vertical stacking, maximizing space in control rooms. This panel meter was a design originally produced by GENERAL ELECTRIC during the 1960's. YOKOGAWA (who acquired GE's meter business) officially discontinued the Type 180 series on March 4, 2016. YOKOGAWA is a major player in industrial automation and test equipment. This specific product represents a robust, industrial-grade analog instrument manufactured in their US facility, fitting a niche market for reliable, highly specified panel indicators during the era before digital displays became fully dominant. (H-15.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-17cm)
- [YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC WORKS (YEW) Type 185 Single Edgewise Panel Meter 180013MTMT7RGB - RPM Indicator (Can be Rigged for Simulated Operation)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/yokogawa-electric-works-yew-type-185-single-edgewise-panel-meter-180013mtmt7rgb-rpm-indicator-can-be-rigged-for-simulated-operation): Circa Mid 1960's to Early 2000's An analog tachometer or frequency meter designed to measure either Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) or alternating current (AC) frequency up to 700 Hz, with a full-scale deflection at 50V AC. Use Cases For Edgewise Panel Meters: - Industrial Control Panels: Used for monitoring various parameters like RPM (as the meter does), current (amperes), and voltage in factories and manufacturing settings. - Electrical Switchboards: Integrated into power distribution and transformer stations to supervise electrical loads and ensure stable operation. - Military and Marine Applications: Ruggedized versions were specifically designed to meet military specifications for high-shock and high-vibration conditions, particularly on shipboard control panels and in off-road vehicles. - Generating Stations: Found in control rooms of power plants, including older conventional and nuclear facilities, where they are still sometimes used or are being replaced by modern digital equivalents. - Broadcasting and Communications Equipment: Used within large racks of radio and telecommunications equipment to monitor signal parameters. - Scientific and Educational Laboratories: Employed in quality control facilities and technical schools for precise measurements and training purposes. Historical Significance: A representative example of the standard analog instrumentation used extensively in industrial control panels, switchboards, and military applications during the mid-22nd century. Before the widespread adoption of digital displays in later decades, robust, reliable analog meters like this one, with their permanent magnet "can" designs, were the industry standard for displaying critical operational parameters like speed, voltage, and current. Their design facilitated dense panel layouts by allowing vertical stacking, maximizing space in control rooms. This panel meter was a design originally produced by GENERAL ELECTRIC during the 1960's. YOKOGAWA (who acquired GE's meter business) officially discontinued the Type 180 series on March 4, 2016. YOKOGAWA is a major player in industrial automation and test equipment. This specific product represents a robust, industrial-grade analog instrument manufactured in their US facility, fitting a niche market for reliable, highly specified panel indicators during the era before digital displays became fully dominant. (H-15.5cm x W-4.5cm x D-17cm)
- [ZALMAN CNPS 14X, 140mm Fan Ultra Quiet Cooler](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zalman-cnps-14x-140mm-fan-ultra-quiet-cooler): Circa 2013 A high-performance, ultra-quiet CPU air cooler. It uses a dual-tower heatsink design to prioritize effective and silent cooling. Use Case: To provide superior cooling performance for computer processors, particularly for gaming rigs, overclocked systems, and professional workstations where heat generation is high. - Functionality: It features six U-shaped copper heat pipes and dense aluminum fins designed to maximize heat dissipation from the CPU. A single 140mm PWM fan in the center quietly moves air through the heatsink. - Expansion: The design allows users to attach up to two additional 140mm fans (sold separately) for even greater thermal performance, making it adaptable for overclockers and power users. - Compatibility: It is compatible with a wide range of CPU sockets, including older Intel LGA 775/1155/1366/2011 and AMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 platforms. Historical Significance: Holds significance in the history of PC cooling: - Emphasis on Function and Silence: In an era where ZALMAN was known for bold and bright designs, the CNPS 14X marked a shift toward a more functional, subdued style that focused purely on performance and ultra-quiet operation (17-21 dBA noise levels). - Quiet Computing Leader: ZALMAN introduced the concept of "noiseless computing" to the industry in 1999 and became a world leader in quiet PC solutions. This cooler continued that legacy as an effective, quiet air cooling solution at a competitive price point. - Dual-Tower Design: It was a well-regarded example of the "dual-tower" or "sandwich" cooler design, which maximized surface area for heat dissipation and competed effectively with larger, more expensive coolers of the day. NOTE: 2-Units available. (H-16cm x W-14cm x D-12.5cm)
- [ZAMIR Solid State Pocketable AM Transistor Radio Model RC-135 (Monophonic)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zamir-solid-state-pocketable-am-transistor-radio-model-rc-135-monophonic): Circa Late 1960's to Early 1970's - Incudes an earphone jack and wrist strap (earphone available separately). - 10-units available - Original packaging available upon request. (H-11.5cm x W-4cm x D-9cm)
- [ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES 90XiII Barcode Label Maker Model Z090-401-00224](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zebra-technologies-90xiii-barcode-label-maker-model-z090-401-00224): Circa Mid 1990's to Late 1990's A high-performance industrial thermal transfer barcode printer designed for heavy-duty, high-resolution labeling tasks. Use Cases: Built to withstand demanding industrial conditions, this model is typically used in: - Electronics Manufacturing: For tracking small components like printed circuit boards and spare parts. - Medical Laboratory: Specimen identification and tracking. - Pharmaceuticals: Labeling chemical vials and unit packs. - Warehouse & Logistics: High-volume shipping labels and product identification tags. (H-38.5cm x W-23.5cm x D-49.5cm)
- [ZENITH Computer Space Command With Space Phone Remote Control](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-computer-space-command-with-space-phone-remote-control): Circa 1981 - Designed to control ZENITH brand television receivers. - Includes a novel telephone system interface that provides users with handsfree telephone use from their ZENITH television. (H-18cm x W-6.5cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ZENITH DATA SYSTEMS Model ZVM-121 Monitor (Green/Monochrome Display)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-data-systems-model-zvm-121-monitor): Circa 1981 Use Case: Used as a dedicated video display with early personal computers, notably the ZENITH Z-100 and IBM PCs. It accepts NTSC composite video input via a BNC or RCA phono plug. The monitor could display text in both 40 and 80-character line lengths. Front panel controls include "Black Level" and "Contrast," with other controls for vertical/horizontal size and hold located on the rear panel. Historical Significance: Historically significant as a ubiquitous, mass-market monochrome monitor during the dawn of the personal computer era. It was a reliable, economical display choice that was often bundled with computers like the Z-100. As a green screen monitor, it was specifically designed for displaying text to reduce the eye strain associated with early video display terminals. The ZVM-121 played a key role in the transition from simple text-based displays to more capable monochrome graphic displays and was a standard piece of equipment for early computing enthusiasts and businesses. (H-28.5cm x W-40cm x D-29cm)
- [ZENITH DATASYSTEMS Model ZFL-171-82](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-datasystems-model-zfl-171-82): Circa 1985 A portable IBM PC-compatible computer. It was marketed as a "luggable" computer for professionals who needed to work away from a fixed-desk setup. It was designed to offer full computing functionality and comprised of a built-in display, dual floppy disk drives, and a full keyboard—all combined into a form factor that could be easily transported. It is also often referred to as a "lunchbox" style portable computer. Use Case: Designed to offer full IBM PC compatibility and performance in a portable package for business users, government employees (it was purchased in large quantities by the IRS), and professionals on the move. Key features included: - Compatibility with a wide variety of MS-DOS business software from the era. - Facilitating remote communications using an optional internal modem and built-in terminal software. - Acting as a portable office with integrated software tools like a calculator, phone directory, and appointment scheduler accessible via dedicated function keys. (H-15.5cm x W-32.5cm x D-24cm)
- [ZENITH L-500 Betamax Video Cassettes](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-l-500-betamax-video-cassettes): Circa Mid 1970's to Late 1970's The Betamax format was introduced by Sony in Japan on May 10, 1975, and in the United States in November of the same year. Sony continued manufacturing Betamax recorders until August 2002 and sold blank Beta cassettes until March 2016, marking the end of the format's commercial lifespan by Sony. Manufacturers that produced Betamax-compatible VCRs include: - Sony: The originator of the Betamax format, with models like the SL-5000, SL-8200, and various Betamovie camcorders. - Sanyo: Marketed their recorders under the Betacord brand, including models like the VCR 3900, VCR 4000, and Betamovies like the VRC-100. - Zenith: Contracted with Sony to produce VCRs, including models like the JR 9000, VR 8500PT, and others, often identifiable by their top-loading mechanism. - Other Manufacturers: Toshiba, Pioneer, Murphy, Aiwa, and NEC also produced Beta-format VCRs, as did department stores like Sears and Quelle under their house brands. - 4-video cassettes available. - Rental rates are per video cassette. (H-16cm x W-10cm x D-2.5cm)
- [ZENITH MBC 400P Remote Control (Universal Remote Control)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-mbc-400p-remote-control-universal-remote-control): Circa Early 1990's Can learn the IR codes of other RF remote controls such as: - Televisions (TV) - Video Cassette Recorders (VCR) - Cable Boxes INSTRUCTION MANUAL (H-17cm x W-6cm x D-2cm)
- [ZENITH Sharpshooter 620 Box Camera](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-sharpshooter-620-box-camera): Circa 1940's - Uses 120 roll film. (H-10cm x W-8.5cm x D-13.5cm)
- [ZENITH Space Command Transmitter S-97242](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-space-command-transmitter-s-97242): Circa Mid 1970's to Late 1970's Compatible TVs: - Zenith Chromacolor II TVs (1976–1980s) - Example models: - System 3 (1978–1982): E.g., Zenith SC-6000, SC-6100. - Space Command 400/500 Series: E.g., models ending in "-75", "-76", "-79". - Mechanical Tuner TVs: - Earlier 1970s Zeniths with motorized channel selectors (not electronic tuning). Functions Controlled: - Channel Up/Down (VHF/UHF) - Volume Up/Down - Power On/Off (if TV supported it) 3. Key Technical Details: - Technology: Ultrasonic (not infrared). - Pressing buttons struck tuned aluminum rods (~41 kHz for channel up, ~38 kHz for channel down). - Power: No batteries—mechanical energy only. - Interference Issues: - Could be triggered by jingling keys, dog barks, or even squeaky doors. 4. How to Verify Compatibility: - Check Your TV's Manual: Look for "Space Command Ultrasonic" or "S-97XXX" in the specs. - TV Production Date: If your Zenith TV is 1970–1980, it likely works. - Test the remote by pointing it at the TV and press buttons—if you hear a faint "ping", it’s ultrasonic. - Like-new condition. - 2-units available. - Original packaging is available upon request. (H-10.5cm x W-7cm x D-4cm)
- [ZENITH Video Cassette Recorder Model VR 9000W](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zenith-video-cassette-recorder-model-vr-9000w): Circa 1979 Features: - Speed Search: Allows fast-forwarding or rewinding with the picture moving at approximately 10 times the normal speed. - Stop Action and Reverse: Provides capabilities for pausing the picture and playing in reverse. - Recording Time: Offers a substantial 5-hour recording capacity. - Timer Controls: Includes basic timer functions for programmed recording. - Input Selection: Features a switch to toggle between line-in (for external devices like cameras) and the built-in tuner. - Mechanical Push Button Tuner: Equipped with a mechanical tuner for channel selection. - Design: Characterized by a champagne-colored finish and faux wood grain exterior. - Remote Control: Via the included cabled remote. - Recording Capabilities: Capable of recording in Beta II and Beta III formats, but not Beta I. - Display: Features a vibrant green Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD). Available Connections: - Antenna Input and Output - Audio (monaural) Output (1/8-inch Phone Jack) - Video (Composite) Output (RCA/Phono) Suitable audio and video cables are available separately. PLEASE NOTE: This analog device's audio and video output can be utilized with a digital video monitor or receiver if its outputs are connected to the inputs of an analog-to-digital (A-to-D) Video Convertor—with its converted digital output—connected to the display device's digital input(s). (H-16cm x W-48cm x D-38.5cm)
- [ZERO HALLIBURTON Aluminum Equipment Case - Silver (Top Loading)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zero-halliburton-aluminum-equipment-case-silver-top-loading): Circa Early 1960's to Mid 1970's (ESTIMATED) Believed to be vintage model from the Zero Centurion Elite 100X Series. Historical Significance: - NASA Apollo Missions: ZERO HALLIBURTON cases were famously commissioned by NASA to carry moon rocks back to Earth during the Apollo 11 mission. - The "Nuclear Football": A modified ZERO HALLIBURTON case is used for the Presidential Emergency Satchel, or "nuclear football," which carries the codes for a nuclear strike. - Pop Culture: Due to their sleek, industrial look, they have appeared as "MacGuffins" in numerous Hollywood films and television shows. (H-39cm x W-53cm x D-23cm)
- [ZHAOXIN DC Power Supply Model RXN-305D](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zhaoxin-dc-power-supply-model-rxn-305d): Circa Early 2000's A professional-grade, linear-adjustable DC regulated power supply designed for high-stability and high-precision electronic work. Use Case: The RXN-305D provides a stabilized DC voltage output ranging from 0–30V and a current output of 0–5A. - Key Functions: It features both Constant Voltage (CV) and Constant Current (CC)modes with automatic conversion, as well as coarse and fine adjustment knobs for precise control. - Fields of Use: It is widely utilized in laboratory research, electronics repair shops, production line testing, and educational training. - Applications: Common tasks include powering microcontrollers (MCUs), testing motors, performing circuit prototyping, and diagnosing short circuits on PCBs. (H-15.5cm x W-12.5cm x D-27cm)
- [ZIPPY WK610 Slim Mini Keyboard (PS2)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zippy-wk610-slim-mini-keyboard-ps2): Circa 2004 Use Case: Provides a full-function keyboard experience in limited desktop spaces. It's a slim, portable peripheral that incorporates all standard keys, often using a "Fn" key to access embedded numeric pad functions within the main letter area. Also includes extra features like Windows ACPI keys (Sleep, Wake, Power). (H-2cm x W-29cm x D-13.5cm)
- [Zone Enunciator Panel - 12-Zone - Orange Illuminating Indicators - 2-Tone Gray (Custom - Non-Operational)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zone-monitoring-panel-12-zone-orange-illuminating-indicators-2-tone-gray-custom-non-operational): Circa Early 1960's to Late 1980's A custom manufactured movie prop. Use Cases: - Security Systems: This panel can monitor the open/closed status of multiple doors, windows, or gates in a building. A lit orange indicator would show when a specific zone is open or has been triggered, often before an audible alarm sounds. - Disabled Toilet Alarms / Nurse Call Systems: In commercial or healthcare settings, similar panels are used in reception areas or staff stations to indicate which specific room has activated a call or emergency button. - Industrial Process Monitoring: In factories or warehouses, the panel might be used in a control room to monitor different operational zones, such as "Door 4 Open" or "Zone 9 Fault," to ensure safety compliance and operational coordination. - Building Management Systems: The lights can act as simple indicators for the status of various building functions that require visual confirmation, like specific light circuits, ventilation systems, or remote access points. - Troubleshooting & Diagnostics: For technicians installing or maintaining a larger system, the panel acts as a diagnostic tool, providing immediate visual feedback on the state of each wired zone for testing and verification. NOTE: Illuminating indicators can be custom rigged to become operational at client request—please inquire. (H-14.5cm x W-26.5cm x D-18.5cm)
- [ZOOM H1 Handy Stereo Digital Recorder](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zoom-h1-handy-stereo-digital-recorder): Circa early 2000's - Battery operated. - 2 Units available - Rental rate is per unit. QUICK START, USER'S GUIDE AND PRODUCT BROCHURE (H-14cm x W-8cm x D-3cm)
- [ZUMANON Auto Tele Converter 2x Multi-Coated (For use with CANON FD mount cameras/lenses)](https://www.propology.ca/c/products/zumanon-auto-tele-converter-2x-multi-coated-for-use-with-canon-fd-mount-cameraslenses): Circa Late 1970's to Mid 1980's - Compatible with CANON FD mount cameras/lenses. - Includes a fitted hard case. (H-6cm x W-6cm x D-4.5cm)