YosamiteDig
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Can you tell by the serial # if the 1236 is a newer or older model? I seen one that had a 1023 serial #.
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1236 x 2 serial # I.D.
- Thread starter YosamiteDig
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dirt lizard
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Mine is a # 1023 also. I was told it came from the Los Banos factory by the original owner of it.
YosamiteDig
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The only sticker on it is white with ser.# and below the # it says Fisher research.Lab. There is no sticker saying where it was assembled. The coil post is black.
I thought the Los Banos were gold stickers? Anyone know for certain?
I'm wanting to try and get this to replace of my R Shack one. Helps greatly appreciated
I thought the Los Banos were gold stickers? Anyone know for certain?
I'm wanting to try and get this to replace of my R Shack one. Helps greatly appreciated
NEBeachcomber
Member
I would suspect that since the label on your 1236-x2 says Fisher Research Laboratory it would be a Los Banos model as the box on my 6 month old F75SE reads Fisher Labs and has no visible label or serial number.