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K is the first T-coil user
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[[K]], [[L]], and [[T]] are tied for longest production life, at 16 years. [[B]], [[D]], and [[G]] are next at 15 years. | [[K]], [[L]], and [[T]] are tied for longest production life, at 16 years. [[B]], [[D]], and [[G]] are next at 15 years. | ||
Type K was the fastest of the single-channel plug-ins. Tek did not equal it until [[L|Type L]] in 1957, and did not exceed it until [[1A1|Type 1A1]] in 1964. | Type K was the fastest of the single-channel plug-ins, and the first plug-in to use [[T-coil|T-coils]]. Tek did not equal it until [[L|Type L]] in 1957, and did not exceed it until [[1A1|Type 1A1]] in 1964. | ||
Earlier single-channel plug-ins had two inputs and a switch to select between them, making it convenient to probe two test points at once. | Earlier single-channel plug-ins had two inputs and a switch to select between them, making it convenient to probe two test points at once. | ||