[GreenKeys] goldenkeys technology

[Ron Kolarik]

I've been holding off posting this until the process had been thoroughly
tested. My company can now cryo treat paper tape and also run it
through a "molecular realignment" at additional cost. The cryo process
relieves internal stress in the paper to make stretching easier if you
have the machine, we don't do the stretching due to legal concerns.
The molecular realignment reduces or eliminates static buildup and
polarizes the paper, right or left hand feed at additional cost.  We also
have something in the works to reuse perf tape, you will be able to flip
the tape and use the backside after punching and as a bonus it will
reinsert chads if you make a punching error.  See the web page at
BS is US.

More as it develops, gotta run it's custard night at the home......

UE
Ron
K0IDT

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nick England" <navy.radio at gmail.com>
To: "Greenkeys" <greenkeys at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2012 11:51 AM
Subject: [GreenKeys] goldenkeys technology


> Recently I've switched to using Western Electric patch cords with my
> M28 gear. After a proper break-in period (RY's for at least 8 hours)
> I've noticed much crisper letters with particularly well-formed
> numerals. Also the chad produced by my reperf is more circular and of
> uniform size.
> In addition, resoldering the connections in my CV-89A FSK converter
> with Nassau solder gave me at least 10% more selector range adjustment
> - of course I also switched to Telefunken tubes in the CV-89A so
> probably that had some effect too.
> I have also tried demagnetizing paper tapes before running them
> through my TD, which has definitely improved bias distortion.
> I'm always on the lookout for more helpful hints to improve teletype
> performance - does anyone have experience with Monster Cable for 60ma
> loop wiring?
> Your friendly local teletypeophile,
> Nick