1960's John Fluke Nasa Calibration KSC--Z35342

Storage,John Fluke calibration from NASA Kennedy space center.I believe it's around 1960's.I didn't find much.Can anyone help

 

It's a volt meter. Send it to me and I'll give it a loving home.

 

You have got yourself a
FLUKE 803B AC/DC Differential Voltmeter
Mostly used in a calibration lab although these days it mainly a boat anchor.

 

Showed it to DH, he says that "boat anchor" is about right.

Whether the NASA connection translates to any value, might be something to check. But DH said, "They didn't bring that thing up into the space shuttle, I guarantee it."

 

Thanks,but it came out of a storage I bought.Need to make my money back.

 

Thanks so much!

 

Thanks!

 

Space-related stuff gets a premium, put it up 4 auction and have lots of space astronaut Apollo etc keywords.

 

Thanks,will do,just trying to get the right words to catch attention,"Kennedy Space Center NASA" something like that might work.Again thanks!

 

I worked as an engineer for NASA for over 40 years. Every instrument had a calibration schedule tied to the cal sticker. It also has the NASA Property tag at the bottom. Every year we inventoried every damn tag, thousands of them! That's an old one for hand inventory, the later ones had a bar code. It which should have been removed when it was surplussed, so...