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06-13-2015, 11:31 AM
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The other common sets with double sided boards were
mid 70's Toshibas. They put a stake through the board instead of gripplets. Both the mother board & modules had them & lots of intermitants showed up in a few years. They changed to hard wire in a short time. RCA had some but they used plate through & only problem I seen was a few burned. Also Maggy tuner pkgs on C1 & C2 chassii IIRC. I know there were others but cant remember now  73 Zeno 
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06-13-2015, 08:07 PM
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I found these notes my Dad had from the days of Griplets. I can interpret if needed.
 These cover the EC as well as the AA and AC chassis griplets. Pretty self explanatory if you have the set in front of you, gibberish if not. EC Chassis   AC - AA Chassis   Unsure, probably AA/AB/AC chassis: 
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