The super macro guessing game (5)

"Does the sign alert you to something that also has warning lights? "
From a Brit - I doubt the nationality is very relevant. I think the sentence would be taken both ways if 100 people were asked to decide, but I would expect the majority to go with Ohlook's interpretation.
Somewhat like the interpretations in this challenge, between sign, part of sign, part of image...

Our contraptons usually have a box with a backlit "Wait", a beeper, and a knob underneath which rotates for "walk", for deaf-blind people.

Chris.R wrote in post #18524692
I think the sentence would be taken both ways if 100 people were asked to decide, but I would expect the majority to go with Ohlook's interpretation.

So would I.

Some of ours vibrate as a tactile signal. Some at major intersections play a recording that says "Wait" or, when the wait is over, "Light is on to cross [name of street]."

Next 2-3 days I'm not going to be very communicative.
If someone else wants to take it that's fine, otherwise I'll find something when I can.


(I'll be with family - always best to shut up.....)

This one's next. As always, if you identify the subject, you host the next round.

I can take it.

Way to go Chet.
I don't have a clue what that is!

Chris.R wrote in post #18524830
I don't have a clue what that is!

Yeah I'll need to research all the questions on this one.

Is that something's nose?

Nope.

That looks like a really old, dried up, sticky roll of adhesive tape.

Is it vegetable?

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18524912
That looks like a really old, dried up, sticky roll of adhesive tape.

Is it vegetable?

I like your thinking, but no to both. Welcome to the challenge, Levina, we don't see you here very often.

is it wax?

Insulating stand for a circuit board component like an LED?

BasAndrews wrote in post #18524952
is it wax?

Looks like it but no.

Chris.R wrote in post #18524957
Insulating stand for a circuit board component like an LED?

No, but you've traveled into the right direction.

Is the material plastic (= artificial polymer)?

Surely not a potentiometer shaft/extensiono or a core for an adjustable inductor?
Hadn't better be because not many would recognise it.
Off to bed...