I have 2 Smiths Temperature gauges, one has 359 on the back the other
441 anyone any ideas to their significance? Something to do with the resistance of the sender perhaps?
Thanks
Alan...
I have 2 Smiths Temperature gauges, one has 359 on the back the other
Thanks
Alan...
The date being 20 Aug 2007, Phaeton decided to write:
Are the numbers on stickers or stamped into the casing? Could they just be QA identifiers? The resistance ranges and temperature coefficients of senders do vary a bit, as do the threads, but is there any identification on the sender?
There should be some numbers on the dial. Not on the back these as above I think are QA marks.
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Thanks for the responses, I'll go & have a look on the front to see if I can see any markings.
Alan...
Cannot find any other marking on them at all, apart from made in UK.
Alan...
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