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I was digging in the back of a cupboard in my cellar and came across a number of things from the past. I wonder how many people remember, still have or still use any of these?

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Dad's and grandad's sliderules

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Grandad's 'multimeter'

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Flexicurve and adjustable square (now replaced by CAD)

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Dad's AVO model7

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Case and U2 battery adaptor he made to get away from the strange square battery for the ohms range.


Best regards


Roger
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  • A moving coil meter has many advantages over a digital multi meter in some instances.


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  • A moving coil meter has many advantages over a digital multi meter in some instances.


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