When those NTEs were ECGs I could make one phone call and find out what they actually were and make decisions based on the full specs of the part. I liked that. Jeff
When those NTEs were ECGs I could make one phone call and find out what they actually were and make decisions based on the full specs of the part. I liked that. Jeff
In article , frontline snipped-for-privacy@NSatt.net mentioned...
NTEs were a knockoff of ECG, which was Sylvania at one time. Same numbering, but nothing to do with ECG, up until they bought out ECG last year.
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