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plonnie wrote ...
Guess I'm aging myself. This was back in 1983-1986. LOL Yes, that was back when they had BOTH... 1) Good help (folk who knew a resistor from their elbow) 2) Actual corporate cognizance of what the electronics business is. In the last few years, it seems to me that the management in Texas doesn't know (or care) whether they are in the electronics business, or selling fried chicken or furniture. Interesting to see the rise and fall in my lifetime. As a teenager in high school, I remember Radio Shack taking over several of the local electronics stores in town (Orange County, CA). To be sure, the ~schlock 5 resistors in a plastic bag on a peg type places, not the really serious electronics suppliers. RS never really had a "Golden Era" IMHO, but they made it to Bronze there for a while. |
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