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by Vetal » 18 Feb 2016 10:39
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by Squelchtone » 18 Feb 2016 10:48
Interesting find, is that a common brand of lock in your country?
The only other Medeco clone I have ever seen before was made by Angal.
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by Vetal » 18 Feb 2016 10:53
I don't know, such bought. Я не знаю,такой купил.
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by billdeserthills » 18 Feb 2016 11:04
I doubt it was manufactured by Medeco, the sidebar is on the opposite side & the machining doesn't look to be good enough
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by Vetal » 18 Feb 2016 11:13
billdeserthills wrote:I doubt it was manufactured by Medeco, the sidebar is on the opposite side & the machining doesn't look to be good enough
I think,Medeco could buy this technology, the lock 1980 Я думаю,Medeco могло купить эту технологию,замок 1980года
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by billdeserthills » 18 Feb 2016 11:15
Vetal wrote:billdeserthills wrote:I doubt it was manufactured by Medeco, the sidebar is on the opposite side & the machining doesn't look to be good enough
I think,Medeco could buy this technology, the lock 1980 Я думаю,Medeco могло купить эту технологию,замок 1980года
I think it more likely that ASSA/Abloy, the owners of Medeco, would prefer to sue Quantum out of existance...
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by Vetal » 18 Feb 2016 11:22
billdeserthills wrote:Vetal wrote:billdeserthills wrote:I doubt it was manufactured by Medeco, the sidebar is on the opposite side & the machining doesn't look to be good enough
I think,Medeco could buy this technology, the lock 1980 Я думаю,Medeco могло купить эту технологию,замок 1980года
I think it more likely that ASSA/Abloy, the owners of Medeco, would prefer to sue Quantum out of existance...
I repeat the lock very old and you will know that all global manufacturers buy patents in few famous producers and from private engineers. Повторяю замок очень старый,да будет Вам известно,что все мировые производители покупают патенты в мало известных производителей и у частных инженеров.
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by kwoswalt99- » 18 Feb 2016 12:54
If it was made in 1980, it predates Medeco's patents.
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by Squelchtone » 18 Feb 2016 12:59
billdeserthills wrote:I doubt it was manufactured by Medeco, the sidebar is on the opposite side & the machining doesn't look to be good enough
I think it looks like the sidebar is sitting on the left side of the plug in one of the photos, but if you look down the pin chambers you can see the finger pin holes on the right side of the plug. and the > shaped cutout in the cylinder looks like it's on the normal side. If that lock was in fact made in the early 80's, then the Medeco Original patent was still in play, but who knows how enforceable that was in China or the Soviet Union at that time, not sure US patents mattered much. cars and planes were regularly reverse engineered.
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by kwoswalt99- » 18 Feb 2016 13:27
kwoswalt99- wrote:If it was made in 1980, it predates Medeco's patents.
Nevermind... need to pay more attention to the century. 
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by GWiens2001 » 18 Feb 2016 15:46
Very interesting. Have seen pictures of the Angal, but never seen another Medeco clone. Thank you for taking the time to post pictures of this lock, Vetal.
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by billdeserthills » 18 Feb 2016 23:11
It is very cool Vetal, and it appears old enough to pre-date medeco's false gates on their pin tumblers. Does the side bar have the medeco ball-bearing in it to deflect drilling?
That Quantum key even resembles the medeco Air keyway
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