Model 6 Geodimeter, 1965-1969

Made:
1962-1972 in Sweden
maker:
AGA, Electronics Division

Model 6 Geodimeter range-finder with perspex panels, by AGA, Electronics Division, Sweden, 1962-1972.

Details

Category:
Surveying
Object Number:
1971-150
type:
electro-optical range-finder
credit:
AGA (UK) Ltd.

Parts

Case for model 6 Geodimeter range-finder with perspex panels, by AGA, Electronics Division, Sweden, 1962-1972.

Case for Geometer, Swedish, 1962-1972

Case for model 6 Geodimeter range-finder with perspex panels, by AGA, Electronics Division, Sweden, 1962-1972.

Measurements:
overall: 285 mm x 630 mm x 470 mm, 8.08kg
Materials:
plastazote , rubber (unidentified) , plastic foam , chemical adhesive , steel (metal) , aluminium (metal) and fibreglass
Object Number:
1971-150 Pt1
type:
instrument component and instrument case
Part of model 6 Geodimeter range-finder with perspex panels, by AGA, Electronics Division, Sweden, 1962-1972.

Geodimeter range-finder, Swedish, 1962-1972

Part of model 6 Geodimeter range-finder with perspex panels, by AGA, Electronics Division, Sweden, 1962-1972.

Measurements:
overall: 480 mm x 357 mm x 370 mm, 15kg
Materials:
electronic components , aluminium (metal) , steel (metal) , metal (unknown) , perspex , plastic (unidentified) and glass
Object Number:
1971-150 Pt2
type:
instrument component and electro-optical range-finder

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