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    CF-31 hazardous lactions?

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Wyoming88!, Jun 22, 2019.

  1. Wyoming88!

    Wyoming88! Notebook Evangelist

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    I was on the Panasonic website fiddling around with the configuration tool and saw this
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    No idea what it is maybe a thing for the military not a guy who wants to buy old TVs with wood grain on them (a personal “hobby”)
     
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    Lactations is milk. Never saw milk coming out of my Toughbook. o_O Maybe when it's pregnant?

    Locations in this case refers to military and or mining/ explosive industrial uses. In these places a single spark can be deadly.
     
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    Ok. I didn’t check for Lactations :biglaugh: I think a friend has it on his even though he works as a cashier at a goodwill
     
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