Description
This vintage utility tube filament tester is from Accurate Instrument Co., model 161, manufactured in the United States in 1960. It is untested and may be used for testing the filaments of various tubes. The utility tester appears in good condition. It has something rattling inside that produces white plastic pieces that come out in the electrode holder space, and it appears to have a piece missing at the RES. receptacle. This is offered as a collectible, restorative or parts piece. Wave bands - without Power type and voltage Other, details in remarks or not known. / AC 120 & Batt 7.5 Volt Loudspeaker - - No sound reproduction output. Material Leather / canvas / plastic - over other material from Radiomuseum Model: Utility Tester 161 - Accurate Instrument Co. Inc.; Shape Tablemodel, with any shape - general. Dimensions (WHD) 8.5 x 3.25 x 9.5 inch / 216 x 83 x 241 mm Notes The Accurate Utility Tester 161 is a simple tube filament tester with six tube sockets, and ampere-, volt- and resistance meter, all in one instrument. Identical to the Maxon Utility Tester 161 . Price in first year of sale 22.50 $ Source of data -- Original prospect or advert Literature/Schematics (1) Popular Mechanics (Oct. 1962, pg. 41) Please refer to pictures for the best description Vintage or antique electronics are sold As-Is as collectible restorative pieces with no guarantees or warranties implied. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter