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 Labrat
 Location: Penrith, NSW
 Member since 7 April 2012
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Hello again Friends.
I have added some more entries to the list of Teac remotes.
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The list that I am working from is an old compilation of data compilied over a period of time by different people not using, one-standard format.
One person might use the letter o for a zero, but not always. the font and size might change, and freehand corrections and additions are also added. Throw in duplicate entries and reverse searching, where you might have the model of the remote, and search for the product it belongs to, or you might have the product and search for the remote. The original list is compiled both ways.

What I am saying is that there are bound to be errors and omissions contained. I have done my best to sort it out to produce a useful reference..

More to come.


Wayne.

Teac and Rowa Remote Control Data - Part 2
 
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