Neuberger Germany
AC Voltmeter
(1968)
Vintage Meter Movement. Measures 10 Volts AC full-scale.
Vintage Electronics Collection
A brand new way to view some of my radio collection.
3D ModelingAM TransmittersAstronomyCamerasCommunication ReceiversDesigner RadioDronePortable ReceiversPuzzlesReproduction RadiosService BenchTape RecordersTelegraph KeysTelevisionTest EquipmentTranceiversTransistor RadioTransmitter StationsTRF Tube RadioTube RadioVacuum TubesVintage ElectronicsWood Projects
PICAXE
AXE091
(2010)
This PICAXE Experimenter Kit (AXE091) is a very versatile for anyone eager to experiment with the PICAXE. The old kit came with a PICAXE 18X, but the open design let's you use any of the PICAXE chips. Bonus: had a 24LC16 on board.
Western Electric
BC-453-B
(1943)
Signal Corps US Army BC-453-B Capacitor Assembly dated June_1_1943
Vintage
Cell Phones
(2001)
A bunch of cell phones that I used in a past life. Favorite, the Samsung Flip, that looks like a Star Trek communicator.
HEATHKIT
Electronic Workshop 19 Jr. JK-27
(1971)
My first electronics experimenters kit assembled by myself age 14. The CW transmitter I just wired-up and still works. I'm guessing I didn't fry the transistors back then. 8)
Netronics
ELF II (COSMAC)
(1979)
The Netronics ELF II was an early microcontroller trainer kit featuring the RCA CDP1802 COSMAC microprocessor
radioSPARKS
Homemade Transmitter Antenna Loading Inductor
(1994)
Used for tuning an antenna at one time. 4 inches diameter 6 turns approximately 2.1 microhenries.
Honeywell
Honeywell 6000
(1994)
Honeywell 6000 Series MPC (Microprogrammed Peripheral Controller) Panel. The MPC was used to control disk and tape drives. (Multics)
Hewlett-Packard
Kittyhawk 1.3 Inch Hard Drive 40MB
(1993)
40MB Micro Hard Drive
Weston Electrical Instrument Co.
Model 269
(1918)
Vintage panel milliammeter setup as a DC voltmeter, reading from 0 to 120 Volts.
Western Electric Supply Year Book 1918 Page 204
Triplett
Model 32
(1980)
Vintage Panel Meter Movement - 10 uA Radiation Count/Geiger Meter.
Collins Radio of Canada
Motorized Varible Inductor with Position Feedback
(Age Unknown)
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Weston Electrical Instrument Co.
No.1
(1910)
Vintage Lab Millivoltmeter with case. Measures 150 and 50 millivolts.
Western Electric Supply Year Book 1918 Page 184
Western Electric Supply Year Book 1918 Page 184
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Vintage
Roller Inductor
(Age Unknown)
This is an adjustable air-core RF inductor used in the tuned circuits of radio transmitters. One of the contacts to the coil is made by the small grooved wheel, which rides on the wire. Turning the shaft rotates the coil, moving the contact wheel up or down the coil, allowing more or fewer turns of the coil into the circuit, to change the inductance.
Gandalf
SAM 201 Modem
(1989)
Mainframe data speed demon of the past, 1200/2400 Baud ... oh no!, it's just a extremely slow modem today.
ESSO
SPEEDPASS TRANSPONDER
(2010)
Strange alien implant tracking device? Maybe.
UFO?
Ultrasound Transmitter/Receiver
(1975)
WOW! An unidentified flying object (UFO), ? Nah! That's an old term. An Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)? Nah! Are we being a little verbose? Well, what the hell is it?
Mystery
Unknown
(1994)
Unknown Computer Peripheral Controller Panel
Vintage
Variometer Inductor
(Age Unknown)
A continuously variable air core inductor.
This consists of two coils with the same number of turns connected in
series, one inside the other. The inner coil is mounted on a shaft so
its axis can be turned with respect to the outer coil and thus to change the inductance.
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