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They ARE photos of a shoddy light fixture installation... that is, unless government spying devices are dimmable! The full text of the image once rotated reads
by ZoFreX 16y ago
They ARE photos of a shoddy light fixture installation... that is, unless government spying devices are dimmable!
The full text of the image once rotated reads:
ELECTRONIC TRANSFORMER
MODEL: TE-60
(20-60W)
PRI: 220-240V, 50Hz, CosΦ=0,99
SEC: 11,6V, max. 4.9A
Ta: max. 50°C, Tc: max. 85°C
GTV (R)
Dimmable
EMC Approved
Surge Protection
Overload Protection
Short Circuit Protection
Symbols: CE, double insulated, don't throw away, and some I don't know.
I can't find it on Google, though.
- cag_ii 16y agoThat is very obviously what the photos appear to be. The discussion here is about whether, as the article claims, there is something else evident/hidden in these photographs.
- jonah 16y agoFrom what's visible in the second photo, things look fairly legit (albeit shoddy) if the power feed is coming through the wall at the center of the image and the transformer is on the left below the ledge and the wires to/from it are going down through the hole and the wires heading out of the frame to the left are simply a splice between the feed line and the leads on the transformer. Now if he cracked open the transformer and found a transmitter hidden inside - then it might get interesting...
- jacquesm 16y agoThat transformer is a standard fixture for halogen lights, which are the little circular items with the spring clips.