Ancient Lifesigns Detector with Arm Mount

Production Description: Palm-sized Ancient computer and arm mount, capable of detecting a wide variety of life form readings, from Human to Wraith. John Sheppard and his team used these devices to hunt down a number of foes. When Atlantis was taken over by the Genii during a hurricane, Sheppard hunted Acastus Kolya's soldiers with the lifesigns detector, eliminating each one while suspended above in the dark rafters.
Technical Description: Production made soft rubber shell decorated with etched blue simulated circuitry, etched blue Ancient writing, blue simulated buttons on sides, clear blue decals to left of screen and around control pad, screen is framed in black paint with clear orange resin details and black triangles in the corners with yellow triangle decals on top, shell has a compartment inside to hold a PDA device, back plate has a silver decal covering inside, back is held on with five screws, shell shows wear from production use. Shell comes with a production made silver and black plastic PDA device that lights up with the push of a button, taped to the screen is a paper graphic depicting the map of a Wraith hive, the back of the device has a battery compartment, batteries are held in with black gaff tape, functionality is verified Shell measures approx. 5.75in x 4in x 1in. PDA measures approx. 5.25in x 3.25in x .75in. Production made aluminum plate bent at the ends with slots to accommodate arm strap and Velcro to hold strap and plate together, has screw holes on the back so it can attach to an Ancient Lifesigns Detector device, has a 2in x 17.5in black webbing arm strap with Velcro closure. Plate measures approx. 4.75in x 3.25in.