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 [[13239]]The content of the notice required to be given a seller is governed by 'considerations of good faith, prevention of surprise, and reasonable adjustment. More will generally be necessary than the mere notification of breach . . .' In Solar Kinetics Corp. v. Ryerson, Inc., 488 F. Supp. 1237, 1247 (D.Conn. 1980), the court, reviewing the statute and comment, stated that the 'notice of revocation should inform the seller that the buyer has revoked, identify the particular goods as to which he has revoked and set forth the nature of the non-conformity since such notice would corroborate the buyer's good faith ...