What's this worth ?

This looks like back door advertising to me, which is not allowed on this forum.

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Bruce

My or someone else’s life!

Is how much!!

Mo

That has to be one of the best responses I have ever seen on any forum. How can a monetary value be put on such a thing?

Regards,

kev35

Be careful, looking more carefully at the picture shown rather than my initial glance, the unit shown is not a Fishpond indicator, which is an Indicator Type 182A, but one of the Indicator Type 6 series. These were used for all sorts of purposes, for example in Rebecca and ASV systems, and are much more common. I don’t know of any application where an Indicator Type 6 was installed as shown, it will simply not function as a Fishpond Indicator.
I believe the BBMF Lancaster has a Type 6 incorrectly installed there………

Andy

I would also be keen to bid on it if it is for sale!
Andy

What’s This Worth?

My or someone else’s life!

Is how much!!

Mo

OK, I’ll take some photos of it, inside and out this evening and post.

yes, can be for sale…………………

Jules

I should imagine it will command a good price if it is available for sale, I’d certainly be keen to put a bid in although there are quite a few similar looking indicators that serve other functions.

Fishpond

For sale??? I looking for one for ages(if it’s indeed a fishpond) for my Lanc radio Ops room project. Any more pics????

Cheers,
Adrian

“Fishpond” radar indicator, an extension of H2S. It gave warning of aircraft approaching from below. Worth is somewhat subjective – few collectors of this old gear, and internal condition is just as important as external. Radar sets tend to be heavy and can’t be operated, unlike vintage radio sets, so demand is low.