Siemens voltmeter.

[Kris]

Dears,

Anyone seen this before? In think it's from the 30ies. It resembles the Siemens frequency measurement bridge on my website.

This device uses a Wehrmacht detector diode SA102 type. Anyone some info?

I have the opportunity to buy this. Any idea on value?

Thanks,
Kris

[Kris]

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[Kris]

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[Val]

Unfortunately rel mse 155b is not in this document, but nevertheless there are similarities with other models.

http://www.cdvandt.org/Siemens%20Rel%20mse.pdf

[Funksammler]

I think this is more laboratory equipment than something that would have been used by the army. For that reason it is something that would appeal more to the hardcore electronics collector than to the militaria collector so that would probably put it's value in the tens of euros rather than hundreds of euros. If it is still functional it could be a useful instrument and a cheap alternative to an oscilloscope for measuring voltages in your radios.

regards,

Funksammler

[Kris]

Thanks for the response guys.
Indeed, i checked the 1940 siemens catalogue too and it's not in there.

I agree it's more a lab equipment than field.
I think i'll add it to the collection for som tens of euro's