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From: sjthomas@cup.portal.com (Stephen J Thomas)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: RESET Button Was(Re: SUNCLK and CMT Ramcards)
Message-ID: <42375@cup.portal.com>
Date: 16 May 91 04:11:45 GMT
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My first 48 (rev A, made in Corvallis) had the RESET button under the upper
left rubber foot (when the calculator is flipped over).  My second 48
(rev E, made in Singapore) has the Reset hole under the upper right foot.
Perhaps the location of manufacture is significant.  If people want to send
me (via email) the location of manufacture and the location of the reset
hole, I'll summarize to the net.  Just sort of curious.  

Send email to "sjthomas@cup.portal.com"    In the subject line, just
include two letters:  S or A for the location of manufacture (this is the
same letter in the middle of the serial number), and R or L -- to indicate
if the reset hole is in the upper Left or Right foothole, when the 48
is flipped over.  So the valid subject lines would include SR, SL, AR & AL.
I'll scan the subject lines and let you know.
  
Stephen J Thomas   sjthomas@cup.portal.com