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Old 24-02-17, 23:06
Chris Suslowicz Chris Suslowicz is offline
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More likely to be sheer inertia in the supply chain. There's a war on, rapid production is essential, and minor modifications that don't really achieve anything useful (they might save a bit of time and a small amount of material over a long run but would stop production while drawings were amended and jigs adjusted) will simply accumulate until there's a major change that needs to happen, at which point all the modifications that are still applicable will be incorporated.

I can easily see a "Standard Wireless Table" being manufactured effectively unchanged for the whole of WW2.

Chris.
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