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Standard issue grey alien surveillance bug - a tinfoil helmet should block it.
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Thanks to the Alien Conspiracy Nuts - very funny - the device is right where I wanted to drill to receive the solar cables through roof, however, that wasn't possible in any event because above that on the roof, is a raised moulding panel - part of the bonded roof design - so I've had to move the drill location elsewhere, but I just wondered why Bessacarr would stick this unidentified object where it is and what it is used for. I'm not daft but I am new to all this and I seem to come up with more questions than answers.A look on the roof above this cupboard may reveal all, but very probably status aerial blank, or cable entry blank as mentioned by icantremember.
Thanks to the Alien Conspiracy Nuts - very funny - the device is right where I wanted to drill to receive the solar cables through roof, however, that wasn't possible in any event because above that on the roof, is a raised moulding panel - part of the bonded roof design - so I've had to move the drill location elsewhere, but I just wondered why Bessacarr would stick this unidentified object where it is and what it is used for. I'm not daft but I am new to all this and I seem to come up with more questions than answers.
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Well I bow to your superior knowledge but the only blanks I know didn't have a rubber grommet in the centreso, a blank then?
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Its a duck's face going "oooh", or more sensibly its a Polo mint stuck on with chewing gum and two pop rivets.....
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