Military TheodolitesMT. 1 Military theodolite
This
is supplied in its original fitted steel box. The geared head of
the theodolite has a worm-driven elevation platform that carries
the telescope. This platform can be tilted about 20o above and below
the horizontal. The telescope gives an erect image at a magnification
of x1. A cross-hair is superimposed on the field of view.
The geared head is 3” in diameter and made of heavy brass.
It provides a 64:1 reduction ratio when a graduated thimble is rotated
by hand. There is an engraved angle scale, in mils, on the geared
head. There is also an angle scale engraved on the thimble, so angles
can be measured to less than 1 mil. The worm drive to the geared
head is fitted with a disengagement mechanism, so the geared head
can be slewed rapidly by hand.
The entire device is carried on a massive ball and socket head
attached to an equally massive steel angle bracket. Weight 15lb.
£60.00
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MT. 2 Tilting Mechanism
This
is the mechanism on MT. 1 (above) that tilts the tiny telescope.
You could use this mechanism to tilt a mirror or a prism within
an optical system or, of course, you could use it to tilt a very
small sighting telescope to measure the angular separation of stars.
£6.00
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