11 Set stuff

[cletrac (RIP)]

The one I got says RADIO VOLTMETER on the face and the seller said it was British military. It has 6v and 120v readouts depending on which grounding post you use.
Mike, would that connecter go from the remote to the 11 set?

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by cletrac

Mike, would that connecter go from the remote to the 11 set?

Possibly - the Aust. 11 set manual will list the leads and the ZAA numbers . I do have the long remote unit leads , these are wound on cable drums somewhat like signal cable . I will have a look and take some pics .

[Ron Pier]

Talking of gauges reminded me that I bought this one years ago because it was calling at me. Any ideas what it is guys. Ron

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Ron Pier

Talking of gauges reminded me that I bought this one years ago because it was calling at me. Any ideas what it is guys. Ron

Ron

Not sure , but the pins on it must have fitted into a panel socket The 11 set panel meter has similar pins .

[Chris Suslowicz]

Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

Ron

Not sure , but the pins on it must have fitted into a panel socket The 11 set panel meter has similar pins .

They made a lot of socketed meters, in a few sizes. (I have voltage, Direct Current, RF current (both hot-wire and thermocouple varieties existed) and an AC voltmeter marked 400 c/s (presumably for aircraft use).

That meter pictured is Naval, from the A.P. (Admiralty Pattern) part number. It's also extremely sensitive, and probably out of test equipment rather than a radio set.