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On damp days condensation forms on the inside of bus windows (compounded by more people taking the bus when it's raining). Rather than wiping a bit of window with a sleeve and wandering around with a filthy, wet sleeve all day, simply pull out your squeegee, unfold the handle, and clear a section so
you can see your stop approaching.
Rather than a "traditional" T-shaped squeegee with handle, how about an Oyster card holder with a rubber edge? Solidly made, his would also protect the fairly fragile RFID antenna.
Oyster
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyster_card
[Ian Tindale, Mar 29 2006]
Contactless stored value e-money
http://www.arraydev...ce/jibc/0306-07.htm
[Ian Tindale, Mar 29 2006]
'Purse value' transactions
http://business.tim...558-1930525,00.html
[Ian Tindale, Mar 29 2006]
ITSO Specification
http://www.itso.org...lt.asp?ContentID=49
[hippo, Mar 29 2006]
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Oyster is London’s travel smartcard. You can put your Travelcard or Bus Pass season ticket on it, add travel value (cash) to pay as you go or have a combination of both. |
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Ah, that explains why I hadn't heard of it. |
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And before you ask, no, it's not ITSO(see link)-compliant |
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\\how about an Oyster card holder with a rubber edge?// |
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