Description Vintage Ericsson Telephones Ltd (Nottingham, England) radiation monitoring kit, believed ex-Harwell. This is a Radiation Monitor Type 1320D complete system with matching Alpha Probe Type 1320D, supplied in its original carry case with accessories.
A proper period scientific instrument capable of detecting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, with selectable modes and analogue counts-per-second display.
Included in sale:
* Main Radiation Monitor Type 1320D (Serial No. 46) * Alpha Probe Type 1320D (Serial No. M2922) * Detector head * Connection cables * Headphones * Original carry case with internal compartments and instruction panel
Details / Markings: Manufactured by Ericsson Telephones Ltd, Nottingham, England Radiation Monitor Type 1320D – Catalogue No. 3-7/16714 Alpha Probe Type 1320D – Catalogue No. 3-7/16713
Condition Good overall vintage condition. Clean battery compartment. Working when decommissioned but not tested recently due to lack of suitable batteries. Some expected cosmetic wear consistent with age and use (see photos). Case remains solid and functional.
A great complete example – increasingly hard to find as a full alpha, beta & gamma kit with original case.
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