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This probe station was assembled from spare parts in Chris's hotel room. The good stuff stayed in San Diego.
The prototype Adams Probe 16 AB/4 on show at the 2014 classic car and sportscar show at the NEC in Birmingham .
A vintage 1970s logic probe which uses tungsten bulbs for the indications, because LEDs were just to dim at the time. Also provides a latching circuit, selectable via a slide switch. Additional leads can be connected to provide gating signals.
Probe used in the movie.
Picture published in '2010: A Scrapbook Odyssey', authored by Jean-Marc Deschamps.
Picture used by kind permission.
The tube that runs from the upper-left to the lower-right of this picture is the capacitance fuel probe from Princeton. It runs from close to the lowest point in the fuel tank, near the drain and fuel line inlet, to the highest point in the second bay of the fuel tank. This isn't the highest point in the fuel tank overall because of the dihedral angle, but it's reasonably close.
The drain hole at the low end of the probe is about equal to the top side of the fuel line inlet hole, so when the probe reads "empty" the tank will actually start porting and the engine will lose power. So empty will really mean empty, effectively. The "full" mark will probably be several gallons lower than the capacity of the tank, but that's fine. Having more resolution at the low end of the fuel tank is more useful than having it at the high end.
PAPER BAG FOR RECORDS (LPS & 12" SINGLES etc PURCHASED FROM PROBE RECORDS. PHOTO TAKEN 2010 BUT THIS IS AN ORIGINAL BAG FROM 1978.
Probe used in the movie.
Picture published in '2010: A Scrapbook Odyssey', authored by Jean-Marc Deschamps.
Picture used by kind permission.
Parts of probe used in the movie.
Probe model procured from Richard Edlund's storage and restored by model professional Gene Kozicki.
A double upload of a dowitcher (never quite sure how to decide long- vs short-billed) feeding in the marsh at Coyote Hills Regional Park.
Photographed at the SeeRed meeting at Donington Park in September 2007. The Ford Mustang Probe GTP was built to compete in the United States IMSA GTP series.
Male capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus) using a stick as probe to take wasp honey. Serra da Capivara National Park, Piauí, Brazil.