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22-07-15, 01:22

Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline

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Originally Posted by Neil Ashley

My friend assures me that it is a Canadian one although not marked as such. He claims to have had British ones in the past.

I'm still going with Brit. Almost all Canadian versions of British wireless gear have "CANADIAN" in the title and a PC or ZA/CAN in the part number. Here's my British No.5 for comparison.

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