Scottie frowned, turning it over. "I'm... not quite sure," he said. "I think it's something for the TV based on these connections, but there is no brand name or anything so I don't know. Weird that it has a remote, though."
He flipped the remote over in his hands. The little controller appeared to take the minimalist route. On the front was a small LCD screen and three buttons; Up, Down, and something that had a handwritten "ENTER". Flipping it over, he saw the bottom had a small copper plate and above that, a little sliding switch with three positions: Off, T, R.
"It's kinda weird," Scottie said. "Whatever this is, I think he made it. Ages ago at that. No branding at all, and the remote feels homemade."
"Sounds exciting," Hannah said mockingly. "You should probably just-"
"Oh s**t! I
