[GreenKeys] Re: Teletype Stuff here in San Diego
Don Robert House
[email protected]
Sun, 16 Feb 2003 20:31:23 -0800
Well Greg, I can be of some help. Good news and bad news...
>So far I have found only one MITE manual. When I find the extra one
>I will sell it to you. Copying does not work well. I did it once.
>It took four hours at the machine. The pages are lightly printed and
>do not copy very well. The pages are four different sizes and there
>are over 300 pages.
I can send you brand new polar relays. I have four different vintages.
I do not have any extra gear shift mod kits. I have no gears (or any
other spare parts) for MITEs.
I have a used military distortion scope you can have, but I do not
have any extra generators that work.
I have no extra typing units for you. The museum needs the ones we have.
I have some patch panels that need cleaning but you can have them.
If I box up all of this and send it to you... You need to pay for the
shipping, AND make a donation to the museum.
Regards,
Don
>
>GM Don
>I am in desperate need of a 3 speed shift for an M28ASR, a Typing
>Perforator for same, a Typing Reperf for same,
>the copy light lens, and a loop supply, preferably both, with
>harnesses, a local/line select switch, the handle for same, the
>escutcheon plate with the reperf tape exit chute and the other hdwe
>for the typing reperf including any needed mount brackets, and the
>tape reel assembly. I am changing a bare bones unit into Naval
>livery -hi-. I need a couple (5-6 ) polar relays, the line select
>relay, I need at least the standard polar relay for the 28ASR, a
>polar relay for an M14 ROTR, and the rest of the polar relays can be
>"generic" I don't care what vintage, as they are for for
>experimental use. A spare 28ASR printer would not go unappreciated
>either.
>
>I also would like to borrow the manual for a Mite, or obtain a copy
>from you.I also need the drive gear (the plastic one) for 100 WPM,
>the one I have is 60, I am not sure if they have to be replaced as a
>pair (the plastic gear drives another, and both are easily
>removable. What would be of more immediate need is a pinout
>drawing, and the drawing for the input adaptor which includes the
>breakout box, and the AC line plug. I would also appreciate a
>drawing of the jumper layout in the rear, as I simply cannot get
>this bird in local mode, it stubbornly runs open all the time,
>regardless of what I try.
>If you have a couple of audio patch panels around (the one rack unit
>or two rack unit kind)
>
>As a final thought, I would like to obtain a Teletype test unit (Fox
>Box) vintage is of no concern as long as it will function at 60&100
>wpm, as well as a distortion analyzer ye old crt type is fine LOL
>
>Ok, that's my wish list. Besides good ol usa money, I will supply
>you with the nontyping perf, the removed speed gearing from the
>28ASR that I am replacing with the 3 speed unit.
>
>I have no doubt that I am going to think of other things, but that's
>all my brain can handle at 0323R.
>73 es tnx de Greg WA3IVX
>
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Don Robert House
North American Data Communications Museum
URL: http://www.nadcomm.org
Computer Museum of America
URL: http://www.computer-museum.org