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Phil Nelson wrote:
I think the designers were using the best materials & technology available at the time. And they never imagined that people might be using or restoring these devices several decades beyond their expected service life. Most radios were considered appliances. Contemporary electronics, even cars for that matter, are not designed to remain in use forever. I remember when my Dad bought a Mercury in 1965, his one and only new car. What would the salesman have said if Dad had asked how that car might be running some 40-odd years later? Dad is still alive, bless his heart, but the car perished decades ago. My Mom still drives a '68 Rambler, and my Dad drove a '65 Dodge Dart up until he died a couple of years ago. The car is still on the road. -Chuck |
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