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They certainly don’t build stuff like this anymore. The contacts don’t look bad though, a little sanding should bring them back. Oh… and get this… the volt/ohm meter had a D cell battery in it, probably from when the thing was first built in 1961. I’m going to have to invest in a variac and an isolation transformer to work on those pieces safely, and replace all the electrolytic caps in them since I’m sure they’re nothing but dust now. The capacitance meter is from around 1964, the volt/ohm meter from 1961, and the oscillator… I couldn’t find a manufacture date on it (though I didn’t pull the chassis yet), but the schematic in the manual says 1946! My parents were teenagers then. With the exception of the frequency counter, all these devices are older than I am. They are in near pristine condition inside. You could use that test oscillator musically.I opened them up to take a look.
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