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# Ray Kingsley Takes a Look Inside a Timex Cartridge and Adds Other Comments

Inside [a Timex Cartridge] one finds three blobs of what looks like high quality tar on a circuit board. Apparently they must weld down the silicon wafers themselves, which gives them a pretty good proprietary grip.