Erie Resistor Corporation Advertisement
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When I first saw an Erie Resistor Corporation advertisement in the December 1958 issue of Popular Electronics magazine, I decided to research its history here in Erie, Pennsylvania, where I live. Click on the above hyperlink if you are interested in what I discovered - including a note from a former Erie Resistor Corporation engineer. This particular advertisement appeared in the January 1952 issue of Radio & Television News magazine, so I figured I'd post it as well. See also the Erie Resistor Corporation advertisement in the January 1952 issue of Radio & Television News and the December 1958 Popular Electronics, and Erie Technological Products in the October 18, 1965 issue of Electronics magazine. Erie Resistor Advertisement
The Erie 413 "Universal" HV filter Ceramicon® for TV solves a basic problem for the service man. You stock one body type of Ceramicon. An assortment of terminals such as illustrated at the left enables you to replace anyone of a multitude of terminal combinations as found in receivers of different manufacturers. With a fraction of the inventory otherwise required you are able to service practically any receiver on the market rated at 20 KV or lower quickly and profitably. Order through your jobber. Erie Resistor Corp., Erie, PA Ctiffside, N.J. • Philadelphia, Pa. • Buffalo, NY Chicago, Ill. • Detroit, Mich. • Cincinnati. Ohio • Los Angeles, Cal.
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