03-08-2013, 04:46 PM
Here are some pics Al and anyone else that may be interested, 'scuse any fuzziness, cheapo camara and crap photographer.....
Two pics:
Show the rivets securing the Perspex (Plexiglass) I'm no engineering expert on rivets so I don't really know what type they are, the dome head is very shallow, they appear to have some form of "anodized" ? coating on them as they are almost black, would they have been part semi tubular rivets?
Some other pics:
Showing the front cover of the frequency logging booklet, note that the serial number on the booklet is the same as the serial number on the ID plate on the unit that's shown in another picture.
If anyone wants to obtain one of these units it's important that the serial number on the booklet coincides with that on the ID plate on the unit otherwise the accuracy will be non descript....
A pic of the controls, there are two scales, one on the main dial and the other in the vertical window to the left, the photo reflection has obscured that scale somewhat.
Pic of the logging booklet open at the first page showing logging scale numbers versus frequency.
Lawrence.
Two pics:
Show the rivets securing the Perspex (Plexiglass) I'm no engineering expert on rivets so I don't really know what type they are, the dome head is very shallow, they appear to have some form of "anodized" ? coating on them as they are almost black, would they have been part semi tubular rivets?
Some other pics:
Showing the front cover of the frequency logging booklet, note that the serial number on the booklet is the same as the serial number on the ID plate on the unit that's shown in another picture.
If anyone wants to obtain one of these units it's important that the serial number on the booklet coincides with that on the ID plate on the unit otherwise the accuracy will be non descript....
A pic of the controls, there are two scales, one on the main dial and the other in the vertical window to the left, the photo reflection has obscured that scale somewhat.
Pic of the logging booklet open at the first page showing logging scale numbers versus frequency.
Lawrence.
