[GreenKeys] Teletype 33 GE DigiNet

tony j. podrasky tony.podrasky at gmail.com
Mon Sep 26 23:58:05 EDT 2011


Seen one?

Heck - It was my first access to a real computer!

J.R. Popkin-Clurman, the inventor of Color TV lived
close by to me and I met him when I got involved in RTTY.

(I think there is a note about him in the ARRL Handbook)

Anyway, he managed to get his hands onto one of those
things and I learned BASIC on it.

He managed to get unlimited-access to GE's DigiNet and
I could play for hours.

He was rather eccentric: had lots of money, but was
cheap beyond compare: He'd print his QSL cards using a
block-wood letters hold-in-your-hand kit he got while
in Communist China. Had some neat equipment - and the
first 28-ASR I'd ever seen! W2JPC as I recall.

UE,
W6ESE - tony
NNNN
ZCZC


Steve Ripper wrote:
> 
> Anyone ever seen one of these before? 
> 
> Obviously a Model 33 mounted in a transit case (125 Lbs.).
> 
> It is apparently a General Electric DigiNet terminal.
> 
>
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