A9Cxxxx = December 2009 - Beginning of MOSFET finals.A98xxxx = August 2009 - End of defective filters.810xxxxx = January 2007 - Beginning of defective filters.The second character would be the year of the decade from 0 to 9.
The format adopted from approximately August 2008 is alphanumeric:
Months 10,11 & 12 will be Jan, Feb, Mar of the next year so add 1 to the year. Next 2 digits are the month code starting withĠ1 which is April (beginning of Japanese tax year). First digit is the year code, add 1998 to get year.The format used from 1999 until approximately August 2008 is numeric: Kenwood serial numbers issued from 1999 come in 2 formats. and a backup facility in Aurora, IIl.This is where I’m keeping notes about my experiences running a TS-2000įor well, everything it does. There's currently an office in Washington, D.C. The company is originally from Seattle, but Harrington said he's moving his headquarters to Chicago in 2017. Having serial numbers on the bullets will assist law enforcement by giving them a "real tool to solve crime," Harrington said. When the barcode on the bullets is scanned, an identifying serial number will be saved in a database. Potentially link purchaser to a crime or crime series.Access law enforcement systems to query from the field on bullets and casings found.Scan drivers license information and unique serial number for each handgun bullet within each box at point of sale.
“Ammo Coding Systems exists to track ammunition from creation to the point of sale, leaving a precise footprint of everywhere the ammunition travels,” Harrington said.Ī company PowerPoint breaks down the serialization process as follows: Her district includes the neighborhoods of West Englewood, Englewood, Back of the Yards, Bridgeport, Chicago Lawn, New City, Canaryville and Fuller Park.Īmmo Coding Systems' website says that serial numbers on bullets could be tracked in cases where shots were fired but someone isn't injured or killed, meaning police could then track where the bullets were sold and to whom. David Moore (17th) and Teamwork Englewood Executive Director Perry Gunn joined Harper, along with Matt Harrington, CEO of Ammo Coding Systems, which makes the bullets.
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