WANTED!

[Papa Zook]

In search of flux capacitor will pay top dollar. Need to get back to 1988 asap! LOL

[Trent]

I have one but the digital compensation diode is burnt out. Have not been able to find the right one to fit the fluctuator flange macerator. I will keep looking for one and when it is fixed, will make you a sweet deal on it.!!

[rmrc51]

I just bought one at my car clubs show this morning. Going back to 1957. I'll send the car back on auto-pilot to your place so you can get back to 1988, lol

[trikeleader]

I have a digital compensation diode. I don't know the resistance on it, so It may not work for you...LOL

[FRR]

You guys are funny. I think that is called the "theory of confused thinking". Lol

[americanbadass]

....I need one to get back to 1980.....I would change everything .....

[Doug D.]

I don't know what I'd change, but the fun I'd have if I knew then what I know now!!

[Trent]

I have a digital compensation diode. I don't know the resistance on it, so It may not work for you...LOL

Does it have the four wire plug and warning light attached? And 2 of the wires have to be green. The ones with the two red wires have a diode instigator that incapacitates the instant heat originator. No way to fragmatize the energy source if it is incapacitated. And who the hell wants that to happen ?!!!! Not me!!!!

[bayoudave]

My great, great, great, great, great, great grandson just left headed back to 3047. He was using a Velleman Clipped Sinewave 4-Pin Ultraminiature Oscillator with 12.8MHz power inverter, he said it took the place of the old flux capacitor around 2085 and that it was much more fuel efficient and safer. He said it was the home model and only safe at 120 years but he took a gamble and tried 2013 just for the heck of it. He did say the 320-368 Arduino Proto Shield III with the high core heat limited interface was good for up to 500 years but in 3042 it was banned for home use. So, if you want the top of the line you need to at lease try and get your hands on a Velleman Clipped Sinewave 4-Pin Ultraminiature Oscillator. Heck if you could find the Arduino Proto Shield III you would be set for life. IMHO.

[Papa Zook]

yeah...what he said.

[nine_of_diamonds]

You guys are funny. I think that is called the "theory of confused thinking". Lol

I suffer from that. I think?

[Shimpy]

In search of flux capacitor will pay top dollar. Need to get back to 1988 asap! LOL

HaHaHa Bazooka, you're FOS (full of s---) Funny, I even started reading to edify myself what a flux capacitor was then realized I took the hook.

[Doug D.]

Ya know Zook, you can use a digital attenuated transcommutator instead. It's a little shakey going forward, but they work just fine going backward. You just have to be careful about bi-polarity and duo-masticulation when you hook it up. You don't want to blow the binary capsulation thermocoupler, or who knows where the hell you'll end up!

Ride safe!

[SEABILL]

My Heathkit doesn't have all that stuff with fancy names. Just some Zenith vacuum tubes. But I think it works to some degree, cause I get lapses in memory.

[Trent]

My great, great, great, great, great, great grandson just left headed back to 3047. He was using a Velleman Clipped Sinewave 4-Pin Ultraminiature Oscillator with 12.8MHz power inverter, he said it took the place of the old flux capacitor around 2085 and that it was much more fuel efficient and safer. He said it was the home model and only safe at 120 years but he took a gamble and tried 2013 just for the heck of it. He did say the 320-368 Arduino Proto Shield III with the high core heat limited interface was good for up to 500 years but in 3042 it was banned for home use. So, if you want the top of the line you need to at lease try and get your hands on a Velleman Clipped Sinewave 4-Pin Ultraminiature Oscillator. Heck if you could find the Arduino Proto Shield III you would be set for life. IMHO.

Well...Not trying to sound like a know-it-all here, but we all know that a 320-368 Arduino Proto Shield III is only good for up to 300 years unless you synchronize the heat sink sensors by installing a generator cam in the protozoid accelerator. Ha ha Ha!!! What moron doesn't know that??!! Ha ha ha!!!

[Papa Zook]

Ya know Zook, you can use a digital attenuated transcommutator instead. It's a little shakey going forward, but they work just fine going backward. You just have to be careful about bi-polarity and duo-masticulation when you hook it up. You don't want to blow the binary capsulation thermocoupler, or who knows where the hell you'll end up!

Ride safe!

I know you're not suggesting that I have a problem with bi-polarity or duo-masticulation.....

[Ozarkryder]

I haven't checked the site myself for the item you are looking for, but if it is available these folks will have it.

KaleCoAuto.com, Your home for the rare, unusual, and hard to find auto parts.

OK, got a little gumption and searched the KaleCoAuto site. Here it is!

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=21

[Papa Zook]

OK, got a little gumption and searched the KaleCoAuto site. Here it is!

Flux Capacitor - $15,849.95 : KaleCoAuto.com, Your home for the rare, unusual, and hard to find auto parts.

Nice find Don! Looks like a good one....and their return policy is more than fair.

[Doug D.]

I know you're not suggesting that I have a problem with bi-polarity or duo-masticulation.....

Only if your transcommutator ain't wired right! Relax, buddy! It happens to the best of us...

[eighty80]

Well...Not trying to sound like a know-it-all here, but we all know that a 320-368 Arduino Proto Shield III is only good for up to 300 years unless you synchronize the heat sink sensors by installing a generator cam in the protozoid accelerator. Ha ha Ha!!! What moron doesn't know that??!! Ha ha ha!!!

My dealer says "that won't work, use Syn3 oil only."