On Jan 5, 21:19, Mike Davis wrote:
> Anyone know what type of ribbon the KayPro Letter Quality printer
> (daisywheel; Juki 6100) uses? I have one without a ribbon or even a
> used ribbon cassette for comparrison.
>
> Is there a ribbon that is currently made that works with this
> printer? If so, where can it be obtained?
I don't know if you can still get them -- I expect you can -- but I can
tell you that the ribbon for a Juki 6100 is an IBM 82 compatible
multistrike or single-strike ribbon cassette, same as is used on an IBM
Selectric II. I used to use multistrike carbon, but you could also get
multistrike fabric and single-strike carbon. Fabric, however, tends to
clog the character petals after a while.
I no longer have a 6100 nor the user manual but I do have the technical
service manual.
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Was this your post?
http://www.classiccmp.org/pipermail/cctalk/2002-July/003413.html
For Sale or Trade
Commodore C-64 computers, 1571 drives, and 1701 (I think)
color monitors.
If so how much did you want for these items above? or what were you
looking for , for a trade?
Mr.Hall I don't anything in tha way of documentation.......but i have navigated tha system quite a bit..........i have installed ms-dos 6.22 and games made for dos and early windows versions..........ask me question.....mebbe i've been down that road already? ;)
Hello ~
I was a long-time member of this list, and am a long time collector of classic computers. I've been away from most internet forums and collecting computers in general for several years, but am finally getting back into it. Want to say hello to those that I used to gather so much information from... and hello to the many new acquaintances I look forward to visiting with.
Today I was in a "flea market" browsing a pretty good collection of classic game consoles and coimputers, and discovered something I had never seen before.
It was a cream-colored unit, with an integrated keyboard and monitor. Size could be considered small.... probably half the size of a TRS-80 model 4... or smaller. No disk drives were present.
I believe it was called a Scoutset ??? I also think it was made by Temat and had a model # of HE 415-B . I could be wrong on all of that information, however... but it was something similar.
I have a sneaking suspicion this is some type of early word processor, but am unsure.
Has anyone seen this before, or have any information on it? Would it be worth picking up?
Thank you!
Sincerely,
CORD G. COSLOR
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I've Googled a bit but can't seem to find it. Maybe it's out there,
maybe not. Maybe you know where?
I'm trying to find an online copy of the Apple Super Serial Card manual.
I have a physical copy but it's lost in some box somewhere that I haven't
turned up yet :(
If you know where a copy might be online, could you please let me know?
Thanks!
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I have been working on getting a NeXT slab that came into my
possession into working order since last summer, but have been unable to
find a copy of NEXTSTEP to get installed on the system other than the
copies Black Hole sells. Black Hole isn't an option for me - I don't
think I'll have a spare US$300 laying around for at least a few more years.
So does anyone know of a place where I could find a copy of the
operating system? Original CD's would be nice, but I would be happy
with ISO's, too.
Thanks
-Bastian
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In a message dated 1/5/2003 9:42:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, rdd(a)rddavis.org
writes:
<< Speaking of Acetone, I noticed that an old metal container of it that
I have keeps swelling up and creasing the metal a bit after it's
reclosed, and vapors hiss out of it when it's opened. The container
is slightly rusty, and probably only about six or seven years old. Is
this anything to be concerned about?
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Copyright (C) 2002 R. D. Davis >>
uh, you think? Since it's rusting, you've got leaks on the way I'm sure. It's
cheap enough to replace instead of replacing whatever it damages will would
cost more.
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I've been contacted by someone at CNN International and they want to do a
story on someone that collects old computers in Hong Kong.
Does anyone have any computer collecting contacts there by any chance?
VCF Hong Kong has a nice ring to it ;)
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Here's a nice Xerox 820 II system available in Ottawa, Canada. Please
reply to original sender.
Reply-to: <buch(a)sympatico.ca>
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Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 21:24:40 -0800
From: Friedrich Buch <buch(a)sympatico.ca>
Subject: Vintage Computer
Hi!
I have a still-functioning Xerox 820 II with a double, external 5.25" disk
drive. I bought it in 1982, retired it a long time ago, but it is still in
good condition. I also have a Xerox 620 daisywheel printer to go with it.
Paid approx. $15,000 at the time. I just cannot get myself to throw it
away. I would be glad to get it a new home. It still has CPM as operating
software.
If interested, contact:
Friedrich Buch
buch(a)sympatico.ca
or
friedrich.buch(a)pc.gc.ca
Tel: (613) 234-5885 (Ottawa, Canada)
Claim everything, concede nothing; and, if defeated, allege fraud.
Machiavelli, The Prince
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