[GreenKeys] Stuntbox
Richard Gillingham
[email protected]
Tue, 20 Apr 2004 10:57:49 -0400
Oops meant to send this to the reflector.. not just to jhaynes..
You're correct, of course. But the question was where to get a stunt box.
That answered, next where to get either 'programable' function bars, or
those already set up for various characters. and as I said the necessay
pawls, latches and various and sundry hardware, properly installed, to get
the result wanted. I have various Teletype Corp manuals and some FAA
manuals on setting up some special 'stunts', but I cannot locate a booklet
(somewhere in my stash) that specifically illustrates the 'how to do it'..
My own has been set up for too many years, and with my old callsign. Now I
gotta dig into it and make it work for the new one.. Yet another project.
But it keeps me outa bars..
Gil, W1RG
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Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: [GreenKeys] Stuntbox
> Every 28 has a stuntbox, but not every 28 has all the parts to do
> selective calling. Putting it into a machine that doesn't have it
> is a fairly involved undertaking. A print suppression codebar has to
> be added to the rack of codebars, for instance. In some but not all
> versions there is a 115VAC solenoid on the end of the machine that
> is energized to allow copying everything.
>
> Can someone point out the directions for the electronic stunt box
> designs of yore? These might be a lot more practical for the ordinary
> ham; plus they allow you to keep the motor turned off when you aren't
> receiving.
>
> It can be argued that the proper end-of-message code is LF-NNNN and
> not just NNNN. I'm aware of some switching systems which particularly
> detect that sequence.
>
> --
>
> jhaynes at alumni dot uark dot edu
>
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