Stethoscope
Hawkins' Electrical Dictionary · 1915 · p. 3
—A tube fitted at one end S with a microphone or telephone receiver by which waterworks inspectors are able to listen at night, to the flow of water through | St the mains, thus being able to detect waste or leakage. The use of the stethoscope is naturally accompanied by closing out various streets so that the pa age of water can point accurately to the thoroughfare along which undue consumption or leakage occurs.
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