[GreenKeys] any good way to reel up printed paper?

[Richard M. Gillingham]

Normally the paper winder (LPW) is mounted on the rear of the cabinet.  it 
is run by a small electric motor.  the paper is tensioned by a paper bail 
that has a mercury switch mounted on it to turn the motor on and off to take 
up the slack.  There is also another, older model (PW) that is a bit more 
complex, and it also is mounted on the rear of the cabinet.  I think I have 
only the one I'm using, but I'll do a little spelunking in my garage to 
confirm it.  I gave away a lot of stuff some years ago.  So don't hold out 
any hope from here.

Good luck,
Gil, W1RG
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eugene Hertz" <ehertz at tcaf.org>
To: <greenkeys at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 4:04 PM
Subject: [GreenKeys] any good way to reel up printed paper?


hello all.  I've been having fun with my new 28KSR but the rtty contests 
seem a little, shall we say, boring?

Any way, I've printed several feet of paper and have been letting it sorta 
pile up behind the 28. I was wondering if there are "better" methods to have 
the paper roll back up? I seem to recall some models that had a drum to roll 
up the printed paper, but are there any stand alone take up drums that can 
be mounted behind or beneath a 28 ksr?
thanks
Eugene
PS If anyone is interested, I've been studying for my technicians exam and 
was ready to take the exam tonight! Then I realized I got my dates mixed up 
and I missed the exam, it was saturday not sunday! Oh well, will try a VE 
exam given at columbia university one evening. Will keep you posted
Eugene


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