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Price meter

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Price meter [′prīs ‚mēd·ər]
(engineering)
The ocean current meter in use in the United States: six conical cups, mounted around a vertical axis, rotate and cause a signal in a set of headphones with each rotation; tail vanes and a heavy weight stabilize the instrument.
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