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In Reply to: That's really odd. posted by Dave Pogue on July 31, 2015 at 10:55:45:
All of the Pickering styli I have look like this. The difference seems to be whether a brush is included or not. The T4P cartridges I have seen (Pickering) don't seem to include the brush, for some reason.
Regarding the shape, this low-cut design is exactly the same as the other dozen or so NOS Pickering styli I have. I have seen diagrams of the high-sided Pickering stylus on the original issue T4P cartridges, but have never seen one in the flesh. It may be that, in order to suggest difference between this OEM design and the standard version of the same, a different stylus housing shape was used. From what I can tell, it still has the 'PC' stamp on the front of it. Will know for sure when we get ours.
Right now, I'm more concerned that they are straight and still flexible!
Big J
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Follow Ups
- What's a conventional Pickering shape? - jusbe 21:19:02 07/31/15 (6)
- RE: What's a conventional Pickering shape? - flood2 16:15:19 08/03/15 (2)
- Useful info on SRA. - jusbe 00:48:59 08/05/15 (1)
- RE: Useful info on SRA. - flood2 01:06:46 08/05/15 (0)
- Here's what mine look like. - Dave Pogue 04:34:26 08/01/15 (2)
- Yes. And yes. - jusbe 01:21:38 08/02/15 (1)
- RE: Yes. And yes. - Dave Pogue 04:53:07 08/02/15 (0)