Meter and Multimeter Collection             

I have built up a small collection of test equipment over the years and some items I think have turned out to be 'classics' of their day.. Fob watch voltmeter, There are no manufacturer markings to identify its origin but I guess it started out in the 1920's. The meter measures 0 to 6V DC. Click picture for larger image JT Pocket Meter, c1920-30's. It has a dual scale, 0-12V and 0-120V DC. Box. Click picture for larger image Pifco 'All In One' Multimeter, c1920-30's. A true multimeter having five ranges - Lo tension, Hi tension, Milli-amps, Valve and Circuit test. Box, meter & packaging, the back, the insides, and the instructions. Click picture for larger image AVO Multiminor, C1930-1980. Multiminor with leads, and the insides. Click picture for larger image AVO 8 mk V, 1972 - 1989. AVO 8 in its case and servicing information. Click picture for larger image AVO EM272 Multimeter, 1972 - 1979. The insides, and the instructions. Click picture for larger image Fluke 79 Series II, 1991 - 1996. In its holster.and the instructions. Click picture for larger image Evershed & Vignoles Megger, c1943. More information can be found at Richards Radios Click picture for larger image | Home | PDP8a | Acorn Electron | BBC Master | Amiga 500 & 600 | Amiga 1200 | Sinclair ZX81 | | Sinclair Spectrum 48K & +2 | Sinclair QL | Amstrad NC100 Notepad | Amstrad CPC464 | Softy |