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In the old T.V. series Danger UXB in episode 10 there is an AVO meter used.


Q.1. Which model is it?


Q.2. What is the location of the old power station shown?


WARNING. There are some soppy bits and some biological scenes that may offend some viewers with a weak constitution. But the series was shown on T.V. in the late 70s so can't be too shocking.


I love Judy Geeson. What a fine actress.


Clue. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6xjle0


Good luck,


Z.


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    ebee:

    I used to enjoy watching that Zoom.

    I will sleep on it with no google before I wake, I`ll probably still fail though.

    AVO! that was a m/c back in the day, quite rugged too




    Hello ebee,

                             yep, the AVOs were very rugged, and BIG. I have just come across this about the wonderful world of the AVO meter. I could never afford one as a young man, and had to do with a smaller almost pocket sized Japanese multi meter, which served me well. The maker of that analogue meter is still trading.

    http://www.jaftech.co.uk/cvrs/images/documents/pdf_articles/Avo.pdf


    Z.

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    ebee:

    I used to enjoy watching that Zoom.

    I will sleep on it with no google before I wake, I`ll probably still fail though.

    AVO! that was a m/c back in the day, quite rugged too




    Hello ebee,

                             yep, the AVOs were very rugged, and BIG. I have just come across this about the wonderful world of the AVO meter. I could never afford one as a young man, and had to do with a smaller almost pocket sized Japanese multi meter, which served me well. The maker of that analogue meter is still trading.

    http://www.jaftech.co.uk/cvrs/images/documents/pdf_articles/Avo.pdf


    Z.

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