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Hi (again), Someday, I fear that folk on this forum will get tired of my questions, but I will risk it again... What I am wondering, is with 1A1 KTUs, what did they mount on. I found a photo of one (from e-bay), that looks like this: ![[Linked Image from i83.photobucket.com]](https://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j291/AmourDuTigre/1A1KTU.jpg) It looks as if there is some sort of mounting device that this was designed to screw into. I am interested what that device was called, and if it was possible to integrate 1A1 and 1A2 systems. BTW, this is an ITT line unit. Thank you again! Best, Joe
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There were tapped/threaded bars that spanned between the vertical rails on a 23" rack. Since all of the KTUs and most other components were of uniform height, one pair of bars could pretty much accommodate any configuration.
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