Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

Tester, Circuit, Low-Voltage, Q.M.C. Model, 1942

€75.00 Tax included

Genuine WWII US Army Quartermaster Corps low-voltage circuit tester, Q.M.C. Model 1-42.

Issued to every 2nd Echelon Tool-Set No. 2, this instrument was used to test regulator, generator, starter and battery circuits of various vehicles.

Mannufactured by Heyer Products Co., Inc. in Belleville, New Jersey in 1942.

Good, used condition; comes along with its original manual.

Working order is not guaranteed.

Overall dimensions of the metal case (closed): about 9.85in x 11.40in x 7.45in; hinges and latches are in working condition.

Product Details

Reference MB