1932. One of the oldest VOM ads I have seen. Obviously an on-the-spot technician tool, not a laboratory specialty.
Nice! Makes me wonder what test gear the telegraph repair men carried with them.
Did Weston grow out of telephone testing or mains electrical?
Did Weston grow out of telephone testing or mains electrical?
Measuring Invisible(the story of Weston's business)
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015002918400&view=1up&seq=11
Apparently he was interested in electrical phenomena, promoting the use of electricity, and using it to measure electrical and nonelectrical phenomena.
I have a few Weston lightmeters, have used their audible frequency meters, once had a pH meter from them. I know there was a lot of RF stuff.
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015002918400&view=1up&seq=11
Apparently he was interested in electrical phenomena, promoting the use of electricity, and using it to measure electrical and nonelectrical phenomena.
I have a few Weston lightmeters, have used their audible frequency meters, once had a pH meter from them. I know there was a lot of RF stuff.
Measuring Invisible indeed.
Shortest and most to the point definition.
Tired of seeing people post problems and say "everything looks fine" ....
Looks fine indeed, now start measuring.
Which to quite a few apparently is very hard to do, they´d rather throw hundreds of dollars in parts at any problem.
Shortest and most to the point definition.
Tired of seeing people post problems and say "everything looks fine" ....
Looks fine indeed, now start measuring.
Which to quite a few apparently is very hard to do, they´d rather throw hundreds of dollars in parts at any problem.
I had something similar. I gave it to my glass artist friend for his collection of old things.
Gratuitous glass art:
dave
Gratuitous glass art:
dave
