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So the above console component is of extreme interest for me to have identified. I haven't found it
.... I've found something close........
Tinsley, H. & Co. Ltd.
Potentiometer
3184-D
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Dimensions
Note: These reflect the general size for storage and are not necessarily representative of the object's true dimensions.
Length
36.9 cm
Width
26.7 cm
Height
22.9 cm
--This is the closest to the one on the console. The large disc in on the inside on this model. The one on the console has the disc visible on the top of the device.--
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Manufacturer
TINSLEY, H. & CO. LTD.
Model
3184D
Location
London, England
General description
WOOD CASING/ METAL CONTROL PANEL/ SYNTHETIC (BAKELITE) KNOBS/ SYNTHETIC WINDOW/ LEATHER HANDLE/ RUBBER FEET/ PAPER SCHEMATIC
Dimensions
Note: These reflect the general size for storage and are not necessarily representative of the object's true dimensions.
Length
37.0 cm
Width
29.2 cm
Height
24.8 cm
Other Models with similar designs:
H Tinsley & Co Ltd London S·E·25 (1964) Thermocouple Potentiometer type 4604C
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digital.library.leeds.ac.uk
Not the exact same item...... But it looks like it is the same sort of item.
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(Previously The Great War and WWII). NOW OPEN, the Museum spans that very small period in history from 1850 - 1980 in which the technological revolution took place.The collection traces the progress of electronic and engineered artefacts including telegraphy, telephony, audio, military and civil...
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H. TINSLEY THERMOCOUPLE POTENTIOMETER Type 4606C, 1950's
A thermocouple consists of two junctions of dissimilar metals. If the two Junctions are at different temperatures a voltage is produced which, for small temperature differences and accuracy was measured using a potentiometer. To achieve absolute temperature measurement one of the junctions must be kept at a known temperature, often by melting ice.
The thermocouple potentiometer removes the inconvenience of having to use melting ice for each measurement by measuring the temperature of the reference junction. The measured temperature can then be corrected to the standard cold junction temperature of 0 degrees C.
Basic operation of a thermocouple, measurement by a potentiometer with ice as a reference
A1486
Vintage Strain Mesuring Bridge H. Tinsley & Co Ltd
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The Vintage Strain Measuring Bridge by H. Tinsley & Co Ltd is a rare and collectible scientific instrument that would have been used for measuring strain in various materials. This piece of equipment is a testament to the craftsmanship and precision of the past, showcasing the engineering capabilities of its time.
Vintage H. Tinsley & Co Strain Measuring Bridge Type 4907S Scientific Instrument
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A fine vintage precision scientific instrument by H. Tinsley & Co. Ltd, London SE25 – the Strain Measuring Bridge, Type 4907 S.
Housed in its original solid mahogany carrying case with leather handle and fitted interior.
Features include Bakelite control knobs, galvanometer sensitivity selector, and engraved dial marked “Switch Pat No 616684”.
Originally used for laboratory strain-gauge measurements and bridge circuit calibration.
A superb example of British engineering from the mid-20th century.
Dimensions:
Approx. 27 cm × 25 cm × 17 cm (closed).
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Many of the same design elements suggest that I found the same company. We know that there was a Canadian distribution of Tinsley products.
