Hello Ramana & PIC.ers,

I'm reminded of the way Dassault (many years ago)
rid the cockpits of all the `extra' tools, rivets & loose bits after the
riggers were finished and the plane was being readied for flight.

The factory had a special jig to turn the whole thing upside-down
and give it a wonderful shake....

Less light-heartedly, I'm also on a long term hunt for a similar
passive device, to be detected within a vehicle cabin.
Security, codes etc., are a non-requirement for this app.
mere presence or absence is sufficient.

Any pointers?  A PIC can surely be employed somewhere in it.


>Date:    Mon, 13 Aug 2001 13:03:28 +0530
>From:    "Ramana B.V" <ramanabv@DANLAWINC.COM>
>Subject: [OT]:Transponder?
>
>Hi,
>I came across a requirement for which I did not have any solution. May be
>some person can advise me.
>
>The problem is to identify small tools that may be left over in a cabin or
>small area after the work is done. Sorry if I am obtuse but I do not have
>much more information than that. These left over tools may cause problem
>during operation. The basic idea is that there should be some way some
>person can identify and locate the left over tool. The tools may be small
>ones like screwdrivers etc.
>Does any body have any idea if such a thing can be done.
>
>rgds
>ramana b v

    best regards,   John

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