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December 20th 17, 07:32 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator)
I have a NOS COSIM Variometer for sailplane, gliders and it was manufactured by Cobb-Slater Instrument CO., LTD., Matlock, England in the 1940 and 1960. It's a pellet type of indicator in a bakelite brown enclosure, it measuring unit is ft/sec, a red pellet for downward and a green pellet for upward movement. It would be appreciated if someone knows what this variometer is worth. Thank you
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December 21st 17, 10:51 AM
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Cosim Vario
Ah, the Cosim vario. I did all my Silver C and first competition with one
as my only vario. In answer to the question, put it on e-bay with a heads up on this site, and you will find out. At 18:32 20 December 2017, wrote: I have a NOS COSIM Variometer for sailplane, gliders and it was manufacture= d by Cobb-Slater Instrument CO., LTD., Matlock, England in the 1940 and 196= 0. It's a pellet type of indicator in a bakelite brown enclosure, it measur= ing unit is ft/sec, a red pellet for downward and a green pellet for upward= movement. It would be appreciated if someone knows what this variometer is= worth. Thank you
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December 21st 17, 07:53 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator)
It's worth next to zero EXCEPT to a vintage sailplane enthusiast who wants one as period for their vintage sailplane.
Put an add in the VSA ... he http://www.vintagesailplane.org/
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December 22nd 17, 02:21 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator)
I will give you $10 plus shipping.
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#5
December 22nd 17, 02:36 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator)
$100+shipping
R
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January 12th 21, 03:15 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator) Any chanceyou still have the Cosim Variometer that you might want to sell?
On Friday, December 22, 2017 at 8:36:57 AM UTC-5, Retting wrote:
$100+shipping R
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January 12th 21, 03:16 PM
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"Cosim" Variometer (sensitive rate of climb indicator)
On Friday, December 22, 2017 at 8:36:57 AM UTC-5, Retting wrote:
$100+shipping R Any chance the Cosim Variometer is still available? Thanks Rob
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