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Internals of a 2001-130 and 508-128
This is what the insides of a 2001-130 and 508-128 look like, for those who are curious.
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Re: Internals of a 2001-130 and 508-128
It's neat that after all this time, Federal still uses the exact same collector ring tube from the Thunderbolt. I guess if it ain't broke, no need to fix it.
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Re: Internals of a 2001-130 and 508-128
The rotor in the 2001 looks just like the one in my Model 5. Does anyone know if they're the same rotor?
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Re: Internals of a 2001-130 and 508-128
The rotor is the same one as used in the Model 3. So very close.
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Huh. Didn't know it was that simple. Neat.
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Re: Internals of a 2001-130 and 508-128
so simple yet so effective07VFDInLCD wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 2:53 pmThis is what the insides of a 2001-130 and 508-128 look like, for those who are curious.
2001-130 and 508-128.PNG
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