Self-recording current meter model CC-1

Made:
1971 in England

Self-recording current meter model CC-1, cased, unused, made by Cornes and Co., 1971

Details

Category:
Oceanography
Object Number:
1990-54
type:
meter
credit:
Space Technology Systems

Parts

Self-recording current meter model CC-1

Self-recording current meter model CC-1

Self-recording current meter model CC-1, cased, unused, made by Cornes and Co., 1971

Measurements:
overall: 310 mm x 1365 mm x 465 mm,
Object Number:
1990-54/1
type:
meter
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Spare cover for self-recording current meter model CC-1

Spare cover for self-recording current meter model CC-1

Spare cover for the self-recording current meter model CC-1, cased, unused, made by Cornes and Co., 1971

Measurements:
overall: 310 mm x 460 mm x 690 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1990-54/2
type:
cover
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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