Topekole
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Big old Electricity Meter
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My opinion only.
I cannot see any reason to use precious metals at all, except maybe some silver solder or possible plating of a few parts, nothing basically worth trying to recover any precious metals from.
Any value would be in the meter itself as is.
I cannot see any reason to use precious metals at all, except maybe some silver solder or possible plating of a few parts, nothing basically worth trying to recover any precious metals from.
Any value would be in the meter itself as is.
anachronism
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I completely concur with Butcher's comments. Gold and PMs are mostly (but not always) present in larger quantities in equipment that is not of consumer grade.
It's a watt hour meter made in the U.K. No precious metals but may have collector value, search for it on ebay, use the TYPE C61B2-D for search criteria. Here are a couple links to sites for U.S. made watt hour meters.
http://www.watthourmeters.com
http://www.linemanmuseum.org
http://www.bolackmuseum.com/hem01.html
I've torn apart thousands of watt hour meters.
http://www.watthourmeters.com
http://www.linemanmuseum.org
http://www.bolackmuseum.com/hem01.html
I've torn apart thousands of watt hour meters.
