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From: paulf@lamont.ldgo.columbia.edu (paul friberg)
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Subject: Re: WANTED:  source for flyback xformers in Sun monitors
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The July issue of SunExpert provides the know-how and the address of two
vendors for the flyback transformers.  The article is titled:

	'A Shock in the Dark'

and rightfully so. It's on page 80.

	The vendors are:

	Pinnacle Data Systems Inc.
	1350 W. Fifth Ave. #22
	Columbus, OH 43212

		and

	Workstation Technologies
	18 Hunt Road
	Amesbury, MA 01913