Anyone recall at what generation Transparent cable used metal for its network module?

Rude, rude , rude, I see my original post was removed, to bad it addressed youassholyness, properly. I had the answer just wondered WHY, you needed to know. Gen 1 had  galvanization issues, HAPPY that's why the boxes went to plastics, ect. THEY GREW BARNACLES inside in certain regions, wet , damp, coastal..Ask a question on an open forum and then be rude. Get some manners.

Yes they were for a second time. As I said RUDE RUDE RUDE. I don't care who's removing post, their  a friggin' ASS HAT.  What the heck is a TROLL? I don't see any celebrities here.   

Get a life LOL.

I have a wonderful like, thankyou, I guess if it's not what you want to hear you tell folks to Fuc?off.  You young whiper snappers. I'm so glad I'm me.

mean but also hallucinating. 

I never get mean when I'm hallucinating, I have a tendency to run around naked after I chomp down a few peyote buttons though..

Enjoy you cables in any case, I'm hallucinating, right now, BECAUSE I CAN. How's that..Any time I want....Just chomped down another Button,
there goes my last sock. I'm off and Streakin' ya hoo!!!!

Retirement, I can do whatever I want.. yup...wonderful...

With complete disrespect, I hope!!!

Yes, G1 was the only aluminum. I started with those and upgraded through the years.

Thanks @no_money for your respond.  I skipped a few generation after the G1 and realized that their more recent generation no longer have the aluminum exterior for networks.