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Philco socket power Type "A" Battery Eliminator
electricalengineer1958
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01-29-2012, 11:33 PM
Hello,

I have acquired many years ago a Philco socket power Type "A" battery eliminator Model A-60 and I am wondering if any has any technical data information and dates of production of when Philco had produced this particular item. And I am also looking for any brochures or
advertisements on this particular Type "A" battery eliminator model item that someone might have as well.

Finally, has anyone else seen or have this particular Type "A" model in their collection ?

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Thanks Rick
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01-30-2012, 06:38 PM
Sounds like you got yourself a 6v battery charger. Chuck may have the info for it.
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