teclu said:
Findm-Keepm said:
scrappappy said:
I'm not sure exactly what they are but seems to be some type of Russian Telecom equipment judging from the writing on the front of the module.. common in, common out, line busy, etc. I'm not seeing Tesla anywhere? Hope this helps in some way.
Last photo, lower left, TESLA is etched on the board. Tesla is a Czech company that does indeed make telecom equipment - the name is an acronym for “Telecommunication” and “Low Voltage” in Czech language. No real association with Nikola Tesla.
They also made electron tubes, prized by some audiophiles.
The modules look to be transistor amps and switches. PM type or quantity unknown.
Cheers,
Tesla= Nikola!!!!(and vice versa
))) The name of Tesla „company”??? It was one and the same(with Nikola!!!!!)
sorry...
teclu
No, no association with Nikolai Tesla. See Tesla's own History page:
http://www.tesla.cz/en/historie/
They also explain the name -an acronym:
In May 2012 AEPS group closed a partnership with TESLA Holding, a famous electronic components manufacturer in the Eastern Europe with over 90 years of history. In fact, TESLA is a heritage recipient of the oldest electronic manufacture in the Czech Republic – Elektra Company, which was founded in 1921. Between 1932 and y1946, Elektra was part of Philips group and since 1946 the company has been operating under the TESLA name, which is an acronym for “Telecommunication” and “Low Voltage” in Czech language.
http://www.teslaelectric-eu.com/about/history.html
Edit: Nikolai Tesla operated in the US, and never associated with Tesla in Europe.