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Scott Dorsey wrote:
Henry Kolesnik wrote: I came across a little black "cube" about and inch thick and 1 x 1.25 inches on the sides. The top is pitch black and the bottom is gray with four tinned leads. The top is stenciled PH-7. (Philbrick?) Because it's somewhat conical and rounded at the top it looks like it might have been cast in an old style ice cube tray. Google doesn't help so I wonder if anyone out there has an idea? It's not in my 1972 Philbrick or 1974 Burr-Brown catalogues. All the Philbrick stuff starts with P but not PH. --scott Conover? was another company making these things. -- 1 day! Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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