3 Apr
1999
3 Apr
'99
2:58 a.m.
They've gotten bent and misaligned during the
journey this thing took
from
General Electric's Nuclear Division to my
warehouse.
Uh... Doesn't glow in the dark does it?
3 Apr
3 Apr
8:12 a.m.
Bill Sudbrink wrote:
"Fresh from the Nuclear industry,
A real hot number just for you;
It glows in the dark a little,
So it makes a dandy night light, too!"
---Uncle Ernie's Used Computers Babbage's Birthday Bargain Bash..( can't
find the tape now, durnit, so I can't give the author credit. Sorry
'bout that)
They've gotten bent and misaligned during the
journey this thing took
from
General Electric's Nuclear Division to my
warehouse.
Uh... Doesn't glow in the dark does it? 
8:41 a.m.
Actually my uVaxen came from GE Nuke Tech as well. These guys in San Jose
were into building the systems that run reactors, not near reactors
themselves. I'm suprised Sam found some cards since any "media" on the
uVaxen was removed.
--Chuck
8:33 p.m.
Chuck wrote:
Actually my uVaxen came from GE Nuke Tech as well.
These guys in San Jose
were into building the systems that run reactors, not near reactors
themselves.
The reactor components were manufactured in their Sunnyvale plant, if my
information is correct. Of course, the reactors are actually assembled on
site, so no radioactive material is involved at the factory.
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