[R-390] History of SP-600

[Tom M.]

James and group,

Les Locklear is your guy regarding production numbers and such.

Some of the old original resources are Norman Kjeldsen at Cardwell Condensor or
Hammarlund Capacitor Co., and Robert Edwards from EAC.

Norman's company is in the phone book.  Edwards resides in Rumson NJ.  You can
reach him via the Rumson China and Glass Shop.

Norman owns the rights to many of the old brands, like Hammarlund, RME, Lionel
Train, Fowler, Capehart, etc.  Cardwell builds and maintains large
transmitters.

Edwards started EAC and eventually bought out Hammarlund.

You might also look up WA2ZYE, Ray Blackford.  He worked for EAC at the end and
knows some stuff.

73, Bonne Chance!

Tom N5OFF





--- "James A. (Andy) Moorer" <jam@sonic.com> wrote:
> Folks, I am contemplating doing a book (or pamphlet or website or something)
> about the history and care of the SP-600. To do that, I have to get a lot
> more history than I have right now. Can anyone help?
> 
> (1) There is this list of dates and designations floating around that
> purports to be from "the original manufacturing records." Who has these
> records? How can I take a look at them?
> 
> (2) It seems to me that some of the original engineers should still be
> around. Anyone know who they are or how to contact them?
> 
> (3) Anyone know any other ways to get at SP-600 history?
> 
> Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
> 
> 
> 
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> James A. (Andy) Moorer
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> Sonic Solutions
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