Would love to find out what this is valued at if anyone has any insight please do share...
This is a DC Voltmeter which was clearly property of NASA from 1960 thru 1966. As you can see in the pictures it was utilized at the Pacific Missile Facility in the Hawaiian Area. What a cool piece of history. Whether it was used on a missile, the first satellites (Explorer, Apollo 13, Mercury...etc), or any other early NASA mission is really unknown. The uses are endless. I was trying to research the era and the placement and there was just so much going on in that time frame especially due to the fact that NASA had just started or changed names from NACA to NASA in 1959-1960. As one should know, there is not a lot of NASA equipment out there because NASA does not just 'throw' stuff away when done with it. However, how this item got out to the public is beyond me but we ended up with it. I am assuming it is RARE, RARE, RARE and I don't mean the voltmeter itself but the fact that all over it there are NASA stickers that show its authentic use by NASA at that time.
*** In the picture of the top of the meter above the calibration sticker, is where somebody took off another sticker. That is just sticker residue and I DO NOT want to try to remove it incase I ruin it. It can more than likely just be rubbed off. It is not 'damage' to the finish at all. ***
This voltmeter is in perfect working condition.
