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Newer page: version 6 Last edited on September 7, 2010 10:58 pm. by
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+I am the anonymous editor who added the above comment.  
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+I know little about this site and/or how to log in and/or enter a password. I tried but, to no avail.  
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+I am Alan P. DuBois and I work with Hammonds. freshairband@limo.net  
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+To add further to my above comment:  
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+I have worked with many M100-series manual chassis.  
+NONE of the *M100* chassis I have worked with will accomodate 10 busbar contacts.  
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+I have also worked with many L100 manual chassis.  
+The ONLY L100 manual chassis I have found that will accept 10 drawbar contacts is the L133.  
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+This particular L133 manual chassis I speak of is of different design than any other Hammond chassis I have seen.  
+The actuators, contact boards and terminal strip are ALL made of plastic - Hammond chassis usually have bakelite boards, etc., - interesting....  
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+I added foldback to this particular chassis and I sold it - so I cannot give any more particulars about this "unique" chassis. I do have a photo of the backside of this L133 chassis but I have no idea how to post it here.  
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+I can only agree with the original post in that the ACTUATORS for M, L100s DO have 10 slots.  
+BUT, regarding adding a tenth contact, not all the L, and/or M100 chassis have slots for 10 contacts!  
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+All I can say is, beware of buying an M-, or L-100 with hopes of adding a 10th set of contacts and/or a 10th busbar.  
+You should find out what's inside the chassis before you buy!  
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+Thanx, Alan  

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