[GreenKeys] Dayton Epilog

[Jim Plummer]

 Nick - I see that your are right.  I'll see if I can locate the correct model number.  There is not an obvious number on the machine.  Thanks.
de Jim


 
      From: Nick England <navy.radio at gmail.com>
 To: Jim Plummer <k8ary at yahoo.com> 
 Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2016 12:49 PM
 Subject: Re: [GreenKeys] Dayton Epilog
   
Great post! Glad I could help on the transfers - and a Model 42 went into the van space vacated by the KL gear.

FN-52/GGC is just the table (FN=furniture) so there must be some other nomenclature for the Typing Reperf/KYBD/TD
TT-76/GGC maybe - the entire rig is called AN/GGC-3
https://books.google.com/books?id=LcsXAAAAYAAJ



Nick England K4NYW
http://www.navy-radio.com/

On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 12:00 PM, Jim Plummer via GreenKeys <greenkeys at mailman.qth.net> wrote:

Thanks to  Bill Strangfeld, John Poulton, Nick England, I now have seven Kleinschmidt machines to find room for in my shop.  This all started out by John offering a KSR on Greenkeys.  Nick's wife delivered to me in Greenville along with a reperf.   John then unearthed two TDs which he promised to deliver to me in Dayton.  The TD's brought two other friends along, a KSR and a reperf with a KYBD/TD.  Somewhere in all of this Bill offered up a pristine KSR that I also picked up in Dayton with Nick & John's help.  Bill even had the platen crank!   I think Nick was thankful to get all of this out of his van.  I now have a full shop.  My plan is to rebuild/clean/get operating all of the above.  Then I hope to give them away to others in order to free up some space here.  I also have a 28 KSR, 28 RO and a 28 KTR all needing some TLC as well.  Here is the Kleinschmidt equipment I now have:
FN-52/GGC - Typing Reperf/KYBD/TD TT-123A/FG - TDTT-322/GGC-9  - TDTT-483/UGC - KSRTT-107B/FG - Typing ReperfUnknown Model - KSRUnknown Model - KSR
The two unknown KSRs both have power supplies and series govern motors.  One could pass for a TT-483 or TT-100.  The other unknown appears to be the same under the cover.  The cover on this second printer does not have spring operated thumb turns on the sides.  Thumb screws secure the cover.  If anyone knows how to determine the model number on these, let me know.
John also found a Hal ST-6 at a hamfest earlier this year and gave that to me at cost.  
The down side of all of this is that I'm really not set up to tackle all of this... yet.  It will take a few weeks to find a place to set everything and prioritize to the equipment.  I did hear from John White indicating that he has some KLI parts.  I will likely need parts some where along the way.  60 WPM gear sets will be needed for at least two of the printers.  I don't know as yet how everything else is set up.  If you have parts that your will to let go, let me know.  Also, I would like obtain printed manuals on all of this gear.  I pfds on the KSRs and the typing reperf.  I have nothing yet on the FN-52/GGC.  I don't think I have ever seen one of these.  
I'll keep the list posted on the project with updates as I make progress.  
73, de Jim - K8ARY

Jim Plummer, P.E. Emeritus207 Compton DriveGreenville, SC 29615704.860.6589
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