, ID files and our Scratch system… it appears that the thieves did NOT get any sensors, sensor information or our primary “Frankenstein” shooting camera. It took all the RED troops coming back in to put all the pieces together. We will resume shooting and testing tomorrow. This would be the easiest piece to identify as stolen.
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<p>The prototype in the quote is the one in the photo above. This is good news as the heart of the Red One is the super-precise Mysterium sensor, which remains in Red’s possession. Red is working with local police to find the culprit, and we’ll keep you updated here.</p>
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Anybody else think the main body of that thing looks like a supercharger turned on its side? That big rectagular plate looks like it would hook up to an intake manifold. Any thoughts?
yup sure does. it looks like a kenne bell twisted screw blower housing.