Re: [Repeater-Builder] Moto multimeter
S-1052 is the DC powered only model, S-1063 is the same, but also had a 110vac input on the back. Both used a Burgess 4156 (22 1/2 volt) and a Burgess 130 (1 1/2 volt) for their batteries. I had one for a long time, but got tired of the odd batteries. Good meter, 1962 Motorola book lists the price at $285.
Re: [Repeater-Builder] Moto multimeter
Ron, if you find out it takes a A (Single A) cell 3vdc Lithium, let me know. I have 150 of them and no use for any of them. An A cell is just a bit longer and slightly larger than an AA cell. rwjohn49 wrote: Picked up a Motorola DC Multimeter at a hamfest. Very clean but it needs batteries. Inside it says the large battery is a Burgess 4156. No problem. But on the board there is a clip for another battery. Anyone know what it is? It doesn't look like a clip that will hold any battery I am familiar with. The meter is a Motorola S-1063B. Haven't been able to find it on Google. Thanks, Ron
