Jon Sullivan
@joncounts@mastodon.nz  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
Jon Sullivan
@joncounts@mastodon.nz  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
A photo of six audio recorders sitting on my office chair. They're long thin black plastic units, with a microphone at one end covered in sponge and protected by a metal grill, and the rest of the unit is solid plastic inside of which are the batteries and electronics. This is the AR4 model designed and manufactured by the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
D C Fitzgerald
@tangledwing@ohai.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
D C Fitzgerald
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Thomas Barrio
@homohortus@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Thomas Barrio
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Robert Sanscartier
@Snoro@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Robert Sanscartier
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