[GreenKeys] Restored AN/FGC-25 Teletype Set Demos

[Don Sentz via GreenKeys]

Hello,
This is my first post so not sure if this will work right. I am responding to a message (appended after my message below), that was posted about 5 years ago. I hope this will be of interest to someone. I hope Dave/CommCenter-1 is still around?

In 1977-78 I acquired and restored an AN/FGC-25 teletype set. This past year I pulled it out of storage and restored it to operation. I recently posted these demonstration videos;

Episode 1  http://www.zippcast.com/video/a73d8b3f9842714ee97
Episode 2  http://www.zippcast.com/video/a722081e609549512fa
Episode 3  http://www.zippcast.com/video/bee7e30fdfdb47e24da
Episode 4  http://www.zippcast.com/video/31acf5aa666f99256a9
Demo of Reading TTY Paper Tape into Win7 PC http://www.zippcast.com/video/8a0f40e3806bff93b64

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The following message  was posted on this forum in 2010;

[GreenKeys] FW: Save a Kleinschmidt AN/FGC-25X (ASR teletype)
Thomas Kleinschmidt tomkleinschmidt at comcast.net
Fri Sep 24 07:26:32 EDT 2010

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FYI
From: NNN7DXB at aol.com [mailto:NNN7DXB at aol.com] 
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010 10:15 PM
To: duncanancy at earthlink.net; gil at baudot.net; biggrod at wowway.com;
tomkleinschmidt at comcast.net
Subject: Save a Kleinschmidt AN/FGC-25X (ASR teletype)
All:

Some new contact info at Tobyhanna Army Depot, if anyone is 
still interested. I had (earlier) queried them about possibly obtaining
a Kleinschmidt AN/FGC-25X teletype machine, since they had recently
unloaded about 40 tons of them for destruction. I was seeking one
for my den as a souvenir or keep sake (i.e. room decoration) if the
price was affordable and if any were still available.

My request has not yet been acted upon but they did send me a survey(!).
There is other contact info in the email in case anyon else wants to
bug them for a machine (or two) before they are all gone. If you will
recall, about 40 tons of new (and used) 25Xs were slated for disposition
to DoD civilian auctioneers (scrappers).

As a matter of interest, few 25Xs have been preserved and even fewer
are in the hands of collectors, compared to Model 28s, 15s, 33s, etc.


Good luck,

Dave
CommCenter-1