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 Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:07 pm Post subject: 1802 |
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Who Is this manufacturer of this 1802A-0
I have looked around but cant seem to identify it yet.
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CPUShack
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and its a military temp range part
In the 1980s hughes switched from the HCMP and HMMP prefix to just HC or HM
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Chiefish
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Ahh Thanks john, I was looking at some Hughs on a few sites and didnt see any with the same prefix.
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