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11 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

That's an old one, never seen that type before. Does it print out? I should think it has valves and God know what. Is it in working condition.  

It doesn't look to have any capability to print out details of a result. I can't quite make out the analog scale, going tk ask the seller for a closer picture. It turns on but thats the only information the seller has provided.

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19 hours ago, oldhippy said:

Does it print out? I should think it has valves and God know what. Is it in working condition.  

no print out just an analog meter and probably transistors. it reminds me of a timing machine that Greiner made.

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1 hour ago, Waggy said:

Looks as if the lights in your house will dim when you turn it on 💡

What do mean lights in my house ? we can't afford to turn them on in the UK 😆

38 minutes ago, praezis said:

No valves, probably a big bunch of TTL ic. This style was trendy in the 70s.

Frank

 I found another example in a science museum site. Approx date 40's to 70's 

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Thanks for the input guys, seller never got back to me regarding extra info so thats always a good sign that something is amiss.  It was cheap at only around £40 that might have been an interesting useful addition to my appliance collection. But more likely a waste of cash. This is another example in a museum collection 

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6 hours ago, Neverenoughwatches said:

It was cheap at only around £40 that might have been an interesting useful addition to my appliance collection. But more likely a waste of cash.

Surely not. Sell the mic alone and you may get the double amount 😬

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