Re: EBT question
| October 08, 2007 07:59AM |
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Here are two photos showing the adaptor.
You have to magnify this to see the pile of stuff next to the building. These are the adaptors.
This one is obvious.
You have to magnify this to see the pile of stuff next to the building. These are the adaptors.
This one is obvious.
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Rick Steele | October 09, 2007 07:45AM |
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