Map Marker 3000
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| Map Marker 3000 | |
|---|---|
 Doing what it does best. | |
| Information | |
| Type | Convenience |
| Effects | Helps penguins remember exactly where they're going. |
| Source | Local convenience stores/G |
| Location | Special Distribution by G |
| Cost to buy | 900 coins (no new copies are currently being made) |
| Cost to sell | 700 coins |
The Map Marker 3000 is a device designed by, and distributed by, G during a special event.
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Description[edit]
The Map Marker was built by Gary after he got lost in the woods and his map let him down. Don't you hate it when you have a map, but you keep forgetting where your location is? The Map Marker marks your current location by using satellite technology through its built-in compass, and can also be controlled manually with its two levers. Convenience at its finest. Gary handed these out for free during an event. Eraser attachment sold separately.
Process[edit]
Please note, that only Gary has ever made these. These are steps you'd follow if you were to make one.
- First, the base is carved out of wood. It just gets more complex from there.
- Second, the wiring and levers are put in after being manufactured elsewhere.
- Third, the compass is installed after the machine is properly wired.
- Fourth, the metal arm is attached and wired, and after that the crayon (choice color) is fitted into the metal arm.
- Fifth, both Auto and Manual settings are tested before it can be released to the public.
- Sixth, an eraser attachment is created in case the user needs to erase. The attachments actually cost money.
Trivia[edit]
- Gary always keeps one of these in his lab.
- Currently, no more at being made, but occasionally you can find one at a yard sale.
- You may have seen one in PSA Mission 9: Spy and Seek.
