[GreenKeys] Re: M33 & M35 owner writes

Don Robert House [email protected]
Sun, 12 Jan 2003 14:14:44 -0600


>Dear sir,
>
>It gives me great pleasure to see there is a museum for these 
>monumental machines.
>About 15 years ago I obtained two teletypes from a university in the 
>Netherlands. Both are still in full working order. I've placed these 
>works of art in my living room and run them every now and then.
>
>One is a desktop M33TA (Ser# 137537, code: UK800DRA)
>One is an M35D (Ser# 380828, code: LP 817 TD ATK) on a pedestall.
>( I believe these are the main serial numbers, but some 
>subassemblies also have another serial serial number)
>
>Maybe you can help me with the following items. (In return I would 
>like to make a donation to your museum)
>-Maintenance manuals for these machines. (where to lubricate and 
>what oil/grease is recommended, tips and tricks for adjusting the 
>M33 carriage return damper etc.)
>-The M33 has some damage to the plastic cover, what type of glue do 
>recommend for repairing it.
>-What type of paper uses the M35 and where to obtain it. It uses 
>fanfold paper, but not a size which is available in stores overhere.
>
>Hope to hear from you soon.
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Jan de Jong
>
>P.S. Maybe it is a nice touch to have a teletype friendly print 
>version of your website :-)

Dear Jan,

I am on the road to the museum.  I wil answer your questions and try 
to help you out when I get there.  It is a 2,100 mile trip so be 
patient.  As far as repairing plastic the best bonder is Plastix by 
LOCTITE. It comes in a blister pack with a liquid activator and a 
tube with the bonding agent.  It is really good.  Works on all 
plastics. It is distributed by Manco, Inc. URL is 
http://www.manco.com  For supplies look at the Teletype supplies 
links at the bottom of our home page at:  http://www.nadcomm.org

Thanks,
Don
Curator, NADCOMM



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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