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Old 7 June 2022, 05:35 AM   #2
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There are actually 3 types of crystals for the Willard. Given your year you want the most common Type II. So look for a 320W10GN00 Type II crystal. Type I is for early 1970 and type III is for 1976. Type II is for in between.

It is the second diver because it followed the first diver model which was the 62MAS. The 6105 series followed.


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