At 09:42 AM 10/13/99 -0600, you wrote:
>For those that asked for more info on the 252MO, the link below is for a
>252M which as far as I tell looks like and has the same specs.
>
>Check here: http://asd.state.va.us/tentec/specs/252m.jpg
>
>I have no idea what the extra "O" stands for.
>Anyone out there know the difference if any?
>
>The Unofficial Ten Tec Pages: http://asd.state.va.us/tentec/
Ken,
I have a copy of a Ten-Tec Model 252M and 252MO Power Supply document. At
the top is says "Pt. No. 74075 and the date 4-79.
The second paragraph under the heading "GENERAL" on page one says,
"Electrically, the Model 252M and Model 252MO are identical. Cosmetically,
the only difference is the color scheme of the model 252MO which matches
the OMNI."
That is exactly how it is worded. So, I assume they used the letter "O" for
Omni.
73..de John/K4WJ
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