Hi Nick,
I also have several GI-10 and GI-21 tubes all NIB, but I have NEVER seen
any of those on the promo sheet.
The GI-30 was described as similar to the GI-21 but slightly larger. So
this description fits, I guess. Mr Barbour from TCA gave me that
information. He said he donated his GI-30 to the computer history museum
(http://www.computerhistory.org/) in 1998 - I have send an inquiring
email several months ago and I have not received a response, sadly.
Jens
Am 16.11.2010 16:14, schrieb Nick:
On Nov 10, 2:56 pm, Accutron<[email protected]> wrote:
...
Even the GI-10 itself was only manufactured in small production
quantities, yet we've managed to collect several fistfuls of them over
the years.
Its weird that so many are around - I have one, NIB and 3 others
(unused but not in original box).
Fantastically crude construction - first time in probably 10 years
I've had a close look at them...
Nick
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