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Additional Pictures
This Triumph-Adler Model
80C
(EC21) was manufactured
in November 1974 in Japan.![]() ![]() |
The Triumph-Adler Model
80C
(EC21) is powered by
four disposable 1.5 Volt batteries.![]() |
The
Triumph-Adler Model 80C
(EC21) calculator with the sliding metal part of its housing removed.![]() |
The printed circuit board
(PCB) of the Triumph-Adler Model 80C
(EC21) is centered around a NEC µPD275single-chip calculator circuit. ![]() |
Close-up view
of the NEC µPD275 single-chip calculator circuit.![]() |
Close-up view of the
FUTABA 9-ST-12 Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD).![]() ![]() |
Front- and backside of the
keyboard assembly of the Triumph-Adler Model 80C
(EC21) calculator.![]() ![]() |
Close-up
view of the date code located on the GICO keyboard assembly.![]() |
Close-up view of the PCB
layout for the [=] and [+] keys of the Triumph-Adler
Model 80C (EC21) calculator.![]() |
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