File:E-Waste Warehouse (05405).jpg
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English: E-Waste Warehouse. A collection of plain radio receivers and clock radios. Combination clock radios were a unique North American phenomenon, manufactured first in the US, then in Japan then rest of Asia. Another mostly American phenomenon was the ubiquity of CB truck radios, of which one model, Cobra 29, is visible in top right corner. The model is, as of 2020, still available new after half a century in production. |
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