What is this?

[fnDan]

I bought a Kubota RTV 500 from a guy that used it on site in the oil and possibly mining industry.
This grey box is velcroed on the dash and connects to a black box velcroed under the dash. There are no markings or numbers on either. The green light is always on, whether the machine is running or not. I wondered if it something required for site work.
Any ideas?

 

[Rbrduk]

GPS tracking. The police are on their way.

Don't have a clue.

 

[HotShotHarry]

I'll guess too. Its a sour gas sensor?

 

[Cat401]

looks radioactive......don't touch it if the green light is on.................


just kidding.....no idea

 

[Summitric]

Any part numbers or writing on any of them?

 

[rebel]

Are the boxes connected to anything else or just each other?

 

[intmid8or!]

looks radioactive......don't touch it if the green light is on.................


just kidding.....no idea

this post is full retard

 

[whoDEANie]

I winder if it's a lockout device of some sort that's been disabled. ...like we see on forklifts where everyone gets a key that uniquely identifies them in the even of a collision.

 

[Cat401]

this post is full retard

aww...did I hurt your feelers in the other thread??

 

[fnDan]

Any part numbers or writing on any of them?

nothing

 

[fnDan]

Are the boxes connected to anything else or just each other?

havent traced them back yet

 

[Crazy8]

Could be a proximity sensor system. Workers on site have an RFID tag on their hard hat, operator gets an alert if he gets within a certain range.

 

[fnDan]

Pulled it out and it's a GPS system.


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