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By: James Malone
Here for your guessing pleasure, MORE What Am I? Take some time and try to figure out what you are seeing, and I'll post the answers in a few days! Good Luck!
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Because I AM a professional SWA aviator I know what #1 and #3 are but you have me stumped on the speaker thingy.
#1: Mirror on a jetway
#2: No idea
#3: The main gear viewer on a 733
James,
Gee whiz -- you went from pretty darn easy the first time around to pretty darn tough this time. But, I'll take a stab at it.
1.) This is obviously the makeup mirror mounted in the rear galley area where the FAs can 'powder their noses'. Actually, I think I seen this at the end of the jetway and is probably used by the person who "steers" the jetway up to the plane's outer fuselage.
2.) This is a close-up of your non-company issue boombox that you use to listen to tunes when you want to block out the screams of your passengers. Actually, I can tell that it is a speaker that is mounted inside something not usually visible due to the surrounding 'stuff'. My guess is a cockpit announcement system of some sort, perhaps the TCAS or ground avoidance system?
3.) Wow...I'm going to go way out on a limb here and guess that this is the view looking down through the fuselage at the landing gear viewing portal under the carpet in the floor about halfway back in the cabin?
Next time, try some easier ones, like the close-up of a seat belt buckle or the inside of the lovely yellow margarine bowls/oxygen masks. ("Place over your mouth and breathe normally." Yeah, right, an inflight emergency has occurred, I've strapped a margarine cup over my face, and now I'm going to be breathing normally? Sure...)
Kim :-)
#2 in clearly a flux capacitor
Since the others have provided credible answers to #1 & #3, I'll take a stab at #2.
It appears to be the speaker mounted overhead in the main cabin, beneath the overhead compartments. These speakers are how the PA announcements are heard through the cabin. The hint is that on the sides of the photo, you can make out what appear to be the oxygen masks (2 on each side).
1) Aft-galley mirror
2) Speaker in PSU (passenger service unit)
3) Landing gear viewer on a -300 at about mid-cabin floor.
Marc,
That's "heavy"...but I think we're talking a 737 here, not a DeLorean!
Kim
"'Heavy'? Great Scott, does something happen to gravity in the future??" :-)
Come on....we need more players!!! :-)
1. see james for answer
2. beg james for answer
3. see above.
Lets see first one is a picture, the second is a print, the third is forged. I have no idea.
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