Gonna do that detail? here's something for you.
Hi, Ya'll, Tankerbuilder here!
Just got a pleasant surprise today! I found out that the Wires used for an E.E.G are disposeable after I believe they said four uses. Now, We don't have Radio Shacks around here anymore so if you are in the same situation try this. Calmly ask the Doctor or Tech if they dispose of the wires they use and how often. Tell them you build Car, Aircraft, Ship and Armor models and they sure would look good under the hood of that custom you're building, or on the engine of that plane you're Super-Detailing! Cause that type of stuff is hard to find!
They are 40" long, 1mm thick with insulation on.(In 12 different colors too!) and interior strands of about the thickness of a hair, and there's twenty of those little silver strands to work with! With the insulation off! No more stealing your brother or sister's old Thin wired Earphones for wire! or ripping apart old T.Vs and Radios! (Shoot how many of those things really have that much useable wire anymore, anyway!) I am sure you could find uses for the shaped molded on terminals too!
One end is like the standard looking plug (DIN42802)for a mini-Electric device and the other end looks like a miniature 1/24 scale semi-truck (Glad Hand Twist-to-Lock)It is a circular end with a tee off to the wire for connecting the trailer brakes lights and air to! It has a wee domed center with a hole in it for sumpin else too! They are manufactured by Technomed and are described as Disposeable EEG Cup Electrodes that are Ag/AgCI coated as well(Whatever that means) and the plug I described is included too!
By the way, on the package they are listed as a Non-Sterile device.They can be wash off twice or three times with medicinal Alchol then it's bye! They seem to be made in the Netherlands. If you or anyone you know is going to have an EEG make sure to ask them to inquire about the availability. Usually, you put the things on once, go home, sleep, and then return next day for removal. The little unit they are attached to, it comes in a wee plastic see through bag and they cover your head with a surgical disposeable cap. Who woulda thunk a detailing item would come from there.
Well, there you go, Happy Detailing!-----Tankerbuilder!