[GreenKeys] RTTY picture tapes

Christian Fandt [email protected]
Fri, 25 Jan 2002 22:04:01 -0500


Upon the date 22:16 24-01-02 -0500, John Lawson said something like:


>   Re: the RTTY art catalog disks - as John Foust has intimated, there are
>several people on a parallel list who collect and restore vintage and
>classic computers; some of us also subscribe to Greenkeys because we are
>truly, completely, demented addicts...  never mind.

DEMENTED!  I resemble that -er-  resent,  uh . . . wel-llll . . . (never mind)

Actually, several of us on the ClassicCmp list are the seemingly demented 
ones who use or intend to use ASR-33's as operator consoles for some of our 
classic machines from the early 80's and back.


>  If you still have the disks, chances are good they are readable and the
>data can be extracted. It is most helpful to know the type of computer,
>the operating system, and, in the case of S-100 based systems, the company
>who made the disk controller board. Drop me a line privately and we'll
>post the info to the Classiccmp list.

I agree there will be several of our colleagues who will be able to help. I 
don't have working 8" floppy drives for my CP/M machine otherwise I would 
offer to give it a whack (IF the floppy media would be compatible). Finding 
8" drives for my Heath H-8 system is one of those back burner projects I 
need to get to One of These Days.

Regards,  Chris

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Christian Fandt,         Electronic/Electrical Historian
Jamestown, NY  USA      [email protected]
         Member of Antique Wireless Association
         URL: http://www.antiquewireless.org/