I'm quite sure that it is out of a frequency counter. Probably the least
significant digit (LSD) or second least significant digit. You might try
looking at the old Hewlett Packard model 524 frequency counter. I think
you find it quite similar.
Good luck, Irv.
On 11/12/2025 3:58 PM, 'Oskar' via neonixie-l wrote:
I recently acquired this large 1MHz decadic counting unit but haven't
been able to find any datasheets for it. If anyone has information on
how to get it working, I'd really appreciate the help.
/Oskar
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