[GreenKeys] Model 35 Question

[Christian Gauger-Cosgrove]

Well, either way, to clear up what I meant -- which has most assuredly
been answered by many helpful individuals -- I was wondering if there
was a M35 KSR model that didn't have a large base unit, and which --
even with some bodging -- could easily be bolted to (or simply placed
on) a small table or cabinet of some sort.


Now, I wish there was one available here in the GTA. Since I would
love to get my hands on an M35. And a tabletop version -- to some
definition of "tabletop" -- would be far easier to make use of for me
in my limited space then a "proper" one, or an ASR. ...Much as I want
a 35 ASR. Plus, I've a silly idea for a project, which would work best
with such a "tabletop" version of the 35, though it could also work
with a 33, but the 33 would look less good in the planned project.


(Project idea is mounting my -- chassisless -- H9275A QBUS backplane
in a custom wood cabinet and bolting the 35 KSR to the top of it
all... instant "steampunk" PDP-11... plus then I would finally have a
home for my H9275A!)


Cheers,
Christian

On 2 March 2013 19:57, Don Robert House <packard42 at gmail.com> wrote:
> The only actual table top Model 35s I am aware of were the
> M35 KTR (Keyboard Typing Reperforator) and M35 KTP (Keyboard Tape Printer)
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> The Model 35 KSR was also offered as a rack mounted unit for use in central
> offices
> However the base was not designed for table top use unless modified.
> You can see the rails under the unit in the photo from my museum in 1999.
> I put the plywood under it to set it on the filing cabinet.
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> Don
> K9TTY
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