Home made electric poker machine
Production date
1956
Description
Home made electric poker machine working at 4.5volts at 6.5 Amps. Made from bakelite offcut with brass nuts and bolts attached to blue and orange plastic coated electrical wire with shaped burning wire extending from one end of offcut. Used by Neil Sandford to burn his name on wood and leather equipment. Powered from spare transformer, adjusted to red heat with Variac variable transformer at Scott Base.
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Length: 400mm
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