[GreenKeys] The Delayed List

Tue Sep 3 20:33:51 EDT 2013

OK...  it all   looks  WONDERFUL... but I am   going to try to stay focused.

We need  to buy  a st 6 needs to  look  like new   not  rock mount  does 
not  need  to  work  just  look  great in a  display if it works  so much the 
better   needs  to be  factory or  expert ham  built 

you are a good  judge of thing  George.  let me know  if  anything  there  
or  still in the stack  meets    what  we  need....

the other thing    we need  is the hal key   board  with a   couple  rotary 
switches on it    pairs  up  with  a  r1002  or  something like  that  and 
a monitor... some of the  deaf  used  these...   we4ll hams  too  but this 
is  going in  the  Deaf  and Hard of Hearing Telecom  display

Its a 'museum'  thing!  <grin>

In a message dated 9/3/2013 11:11:50 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
w7tty at centurylink.net writes:

GreenKeyers - - -

I apologize for the protracted delay in  getting this list out, as I 
wanted to go through some of the equipment  before it was priced. It 
took more time than planned, and the holiday  didn't help.

The following is the list of terminal units and some other  
electronics that are available.

I took some time to go through a  few of the items, particularly the 
ST-6s. Two are functional.

The  ST-6000s, of which there are five available, will be on the next  
list

The ST-6000 is a unit not for the faint of heart. As produced  they 
were set up for 1275/1445 and 1275/2125 cycles (old unit of  
frequency measurement) or 2125/2295 and 2125/2975. Bill Henry once  
told me that changing from low tones to high tones would be 
extremely  costly inasmuch as it is a major job to change all the 
tuning components  and get it on the money.

Recent News - There is a possibility of  another Junque Run South to 
California in the next month or so.

Now  the belated list - - -

1 - Dovetron MPC1000T-II   Tempest  model - No power cord. Missing 
rear BNC connector for PTT Has KOS 100  Board
Internally clean. No loop driver.  $30.00 Buyer pays modest  packing 
fee and Shipping - Inspected, not tested.

2 - Dovetron  MPC1000T-II   Tempest model - No power cord. Set up for  
diversity operation. Has KOS 100 Board
Internally clean. No loop  driver.  $30.00 Buyer pays modest packing 
fee and Shipping -  Inspected, Not tested.

3 - Dovetron MPC-1000R-II  Non-Tempest  Model - Has TSR 500 Board, 
Set up for diversity operation. Has  Regenerator. Has RS-232, 
Mil-188, and Loop output w/internal supply. Motor  Control, Very 
clean. $35.00  - Buyer pays Modest packing fee and  Shipping. 
Inspected, not tested.

4 - Dovetron MPC-1000R-II   Non-Tempest Model - Has TSR 500D Board, 
Set up for diversity operation.  Has Regenerator. Has RS-232, 
Mil-188, and Loop output w/internal supply.  Motor Control, Very 
clean. $35.00 -  Buyer pays Modest packing fee  and Shipping. 
Inspected, not tested.

5 - Dovetron  MPC-1000CR-II  Non-Tempest Model - Has TSR 500D Board, 
Set up for  diversity operation. Has Regenerator. Has RS-232, 
Mil-188, and Loop output  w/internal supply. Motor Control, Very 
clean. $35.00 -  Buyer pays  Modest packing fee and Shipping. 
Inspected, not tested

6 - HAL CT  2100 Communications Terminal. No manual. All manner of 
bells and whistles.  Needs external Keyboard and NTSC Video monitor. 
Not Tested. $20.00. Buyer  pays modest packing fee and shipping.

7 - AEA PK 900 Multi-Mode  Communications Terminal - Accommodates any 
two radios - either or both HF  and VHF and numerous communications 
protocols such as ASCII, Baudot,  Sitor, etc. Needs 13 VDC Wall-wart 
and a PC with RS-232.
No cables, but  has an apparently complete manual. $20.00. Buyer pays 
modest packing fee  and Shipping.

8 - AEA PK-232MBX Multi-Mode Controller. Later Model, has  colored 
LEDs on front. Needs 13 VDC Wall Wart, has some documentation.  
$25.00. Buyer pays modest packing fee plus Shipping.

9 - AEA  PK-232MBX Multi-Mode Controller. In Box, Has considerable 
documentation  and some cabling.. $35.00. Buyer pays modest packing 
fee plus  shipping.

10 - Hal ST-6 Terminal Unit. Complete, appears to work but  filters 
need a bit of retuning. Rack Mount. Cosmetically  very good.  $25.00. 
Buyer pays modest packing fee plus Shipping.

11 - Hal ST-6  Terminal Unit. Complete, appears to work except that 
motor control does  not drop out. Rack Mount, cosmetically clean, 
very good. $23.00. Buyer  pays modest packing fee plus Shipping.

12- HAL ST-6 Terminal Unit.  Complete. Power supply re-worked with 
modern regulators. Tests OK. $27.00.  Buyer pays modest packing fee 
plus Shipping

13 - HAL ST-6 Terminal  Unit. Complete. Untested. Parts Unit. $20.00. 
Buyer pays modest packing  fee plus Shipping

14 - HAL ST-6 Terminal Unit. Later version with Molex  connectors on 
rear panel, and what appears to be some manner of RS-232  addition. 
Complete,  Untested.  $27.00 Buyer pays modest packing  fee plus 
Shipping.

15 - HAL ST-6 Terminal Unit  Complete plus  has Dovetron TID 100 CW 
ID board and some kluged board with TMS 6011 chip  on it.  An 
excellent example of creative wiring, with mysterious  results 
likely. Be the first in your neighborhood to own one. 28.00. Buyer  
pays modest packing fee plus shipping.

16 - Electrocom 400 Terminal  Unit. Has single calibrated knob for 
tuning. Untested. $30.00. Has  internal loop keyer and suppply. Buyer 
pays modest packing fee plus  shipping

17 - Electrocom DL-402 Terminal Unit. Mark and space filter  tuning 
accomplished with 4-digit decade switches. Has Loop driver and the  
best scope display ever found in a terminal unit. Cross hairs are  
perfect lines, not ellipses. Checked out by W7TTY and calibrated to  
the cycle.  Has internal loop keyer and supply. Will Copy manual for  
cost, and include cal procedure for the thumb switches. $50.00. 
Buyer  pays modest packing fee and Shipping.

18 - Electrocom DL-402 Terminal  Unit. Mark and space filter tuning 
accomplished with 4-digit decade  switches. Has Loop driver and the 
best scope display ever found in a  terminal unit. Cross hairs are 
perfect lines, not ellipses. Checked out by  W7TTY and calibrated to 
the cycle.  Has internal loop keyer and  supply. Will Copy manual for 
cost, and include cal procedure for the thumb  switches. This unit 
was the W7TTY monitor TU until recently. $50.00. Buyer  pays modest 
packing fee and Shipping.

19 - Teletype model TW200A  Electric Tape Winder. Spool is adjustable 
from  5 to 8 level tape.  Heavy Cast Housing. Relatively rare, runs 
on 120 VAC 60 Cycle power  available from your local supplier. 
$45.00. Buyer pays modest packing fee  and Shipping.

20 - J.H. Bunnell Clockwork-powered Tape Winder. Will  wind tape even 
when your village has a complete power loss.
This winder  is in fashion the year round. Don't miss out. $38.77. 
Buyer pays modest  packing fee plus Shipping.

21 - PULSECOM Idle Line Motor Control. Unit  goes in series with your 
loop and will start the teleprinter when there is  activity on the 
circuit.  Shuts motor off after line is idle for 5  minutes. $15.00. 
Buyer pays modest packing fee and Shipping.

22 -  MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATIONS Idle Line Motor Control. Unit goes in 
series with  your loop and will start the teleprinter when there is 
activity on the  circuit.  Shuts motor off after line is idle for 5 
minutes. $15.00.  Buyer pays modest packing fee and Shipping.

I can be reached via e-mail  at w7tty at centurylink.net

House phone is 360-683-3235

Cell is  360-775-1128

Thanks,

George -  W7TTY

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