| :::What is this?? I picked up at an auction a General Radio Frequency Meter (model 558-P) in original box with 4 original plug-in coils made in Cambridge Mass.. I am not sure what it is or how to use it? Or..whats it is worth....year built?..Rare? Any help in I.D this or direct me to a web site would be much appreciated...THANKS :::G. Berg :: ::(1) you dont know what it is ::(2) you dont know how to use it ::(3) you dont know what its worth ::(4) you bought it :: ::why on earth would you buy it not even knowing what the value is to know if you got a good deal or made a stupid purchase? unless it was a buck or two i would have done some research first. next time your looking for a wooden mystery box with some mystery components in them give me a call. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::dumbass : :In defense of Mr. Berg, I have from time to time bought vintage electrical equipment that I did not have a clue to what it was or what it did. In the process of restoration and research I had the opportunity to learn about related vintage equipment that led me to a better understanding of tube radios. I also ended up with an interesting and attractive related collection that many marvel at. Also, lets eliminate the name clling in this otherwise excellent forum. :Jon. I am with you, Jon. I have been to sales where I bought something for a low price and later found out it was a valuable piece of equipment. |
| Mystery item...Gen. Radio Frequency Meter type 558-P | |
 G. Berg | |
  Peter G. Balazsy | |
 Peter G. Balazsy | |
| Peter G. Bal;azsy | |
| Peter G. Balazsy | |
| you are a wise buyer | |
| Jon | |
| Lewis L | |
| G. Berg.....WOW THANKS!! |
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