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Coin-Op Metering

11/05/2008 4:11 PM

l am having difficulty locating information on pay at point of use metering. I have a request to assist a charitable effort that would involve locating some possible legacy equipment; simple and efficient is ok. Anyone have a reference? I have been in metering for 25 yrs, retired, and this seems to be rare enough that I am having trouble running it down.

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Re: coin-op metering

11/05/2008 4:25 PM

Do you mean like http://www.monarchcoin.com/meters-and-timers/

or

https://car-wash.kleen-ritecorp.com/search?w=coin%20operated

I did a Google search using "coin operated timer"

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Re: coin-op metering

11/06/2008 4:24 AM

We have a winner. I can utilize the tennis court lighting timers perfectly for the application. My use of the word 'meter' in my searches was loading up the results with everything I didn't want.

Thanks FarFrom Ordinary, you're not Far From Genius for the simplicity.

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