Vintage Kingston
01-08-2018, 12:40 AM
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Outwardly I don't see any differences at all but I've never had a Charger 651 in front of me. I own a Project 651. Maybe it was an east coast/west coast thing, I don't know.
The alphabet soup is Japans' model ID system. They only came here like that for the first couple years, then some got here with both the Japanese ID and a new American name/number on them, then the Japanese ID was dropped and just the American ID would be on the machines. Sometimes it was just a number and sometimes it was a number and a name.
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The alphabet soup is Japans' model ID system. They only came here like that for the first couple years, then some got here with both the Japanese ID and a new American name/number on them, then the Japanese ID was dropped and just the American ID would be on the machines. Sometimes it was just a number and sometimes it was a number and a name.
Cari
01-17-2018, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by huskerred
We bought a Kingston 1621 at a garage sale. It was made in Japan. I am wondering if you received a instruction manual if you bought the machine in the picture. If you have a manual I would be happy to buy a copy, and pay postage to receive one. Having problems threading the machine.
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