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13th July 2004, 01:44 PM
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Choke identity
Does anyone know anything about this salvaged choke (see attached jpeg). The photo shows the part number and a closeup of the logo. The logo looks like a stylized rendering of "Seco" Was there such a company making chokes? I think it was probably used as a PS choke.
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13th July 2004, 01:50 PM
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Perhaps it's an old Stancor choke.
SECO. Perhaps Stancor Electric Company?
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