On Tue, 13 Jun 100 g.j.p.a.a.baltissen@kader.hobby.nl wrote: > D S 250407A C34622 > UK S 250407B B631630 > UK B 250407B B489649 > D S 250407B C66563 > D B 250407C C253131 > D S 250407C C49637 > UK B 250407C B797207 > UK B 250425 B1820878 Metal + paper cover > UK B 250425 B1378020 > UK S 250425 B1447846 > D S 250425 C203713 > D B 250469 174685 White brotkasten, board incl. 2114 I have sorted that data several ways. The size of the hooks does not seem to follow any pattern. The board numbers seem to be roughly in the same sequence as the serial numbers. This is comparable to the ones I have. I notice that all the ones with a serial number starting with "C" were made in Germany. All those starting with "B" were made in the UK. All the ones I have were made in the US and have a serial number beginning with "P". Commodore's main assembly plant in the US was in Philadelphia. I think the German plant was in Cologne. Where was the UK plant? > three in my collection. The main differences are the powerplugs. The first one > has a two-pin plug, pins are sepperated by a small plastic piece. The second > > UK 2-pin S S 381620 black F-keys type 4 KB > D 2-pin B S 34685 brown type 4 KB > UK 2-pin B B 24491 brown type 2 KB > UK 7-pin B 336181 brown type 3 KB > UK 7-pin B 413949 black type 1 KB That odd plug may be a repair. The serial number suggests it should be a 7 pin plug. - This message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail cbm-hackers-request@dot.tcm.hut.fi.
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