[GreenKeys] Re: Looking for some ASR33 parts

[Don Robert House]

>I have a Teletype ASR33 missing a few small but important parts, and 
>a fellow "Classic Computer" enthusiast suggested I contact you...
>
>Tape punch cover with four clear pushbuttons;
>
>Tape reader:  tape lid, cover latch and springs (the parts that
>hold the tape against the reader sprocket/pins)
>
>Any ideas as to where I could obtain these parts, new or used? I 
>e-mailed telemechanics but haven't received a reply.
>
>Thanks
>Charles Morris

Telemechanics will most likely get back to you.  If you give them the 
Teletype part numbers they can answer more quickly.

I can probably come up with the parts but I will not be at our museum 
until April 24th, and only for a short time.

Try to obtain your Teletype parts from the following sources:

Dataterm Inc., 24 Normac Rd., Woburn, MA 01801, 781-938-1010, email: 
CPUMECH@aol.com
Typetronics --- Frederick Schmidt, P.O. Box 8873, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 
22210-8873, 954-583-1340, 954-583-0777 FAX (no email)
Western Numerical Control, 983 Golden Gate Terrace, Grass Valley, CA 
 95945-5938, 530-477-7575, 530-477-1917 FAX http://www.westnc.com
Telemechanics, Inc., 1636 Fifth Avenue, Bayshore, NY 11706, 
800-227-7485, http://www.telemechanics.com
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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