The "C" Prefix on Canadian Wireless Equipment

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The "C" Prefix on Canadian Wireless Equipment

29-11-13, 19:27

David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline

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Jon:

That production had crossed my mind but when I checked my set, found they kept the "C" with the model and the serials were delightfully numeric.

Bruce:

Intereesting. Any indications that RCA might have been involved with their production at any time?

David

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