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I have what appears to be a PM-1. On the front is silk-screened "Model =
PM 1", and on the bottom inside it is stamped "Powermite 1". However, on =
the back it is stamped "PM2". I guess my confusion is in the Ten Tec ads =
I have seen seem to indicate a PM-1 did not come with a case, but a PM-2 =
did. Any of you collectors know if an early PM-2 was really just a PM-1 =
with a case?
Thanks,=20
Ken, NB7I
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