[GreenKeys] Two rare model 11 machines turned up in Finland!

Mon Nov 21 10:20:23 EST 2016

so this one is  from one of the below  places....
http://collectionsonline.nmsi.ac.uk/
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In a message dated 11/21/2016 7:08:34 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
Juha.Lahtinen at beneq.com writes:

Hello 
It  did Print Text. 
Here  is nice pics from England when I just Google” Morkrum  Teletype” 
http://collectionsonline.nmsi.ac.uk/browser.php?m=objects&kv=8366680&i=38214
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For  Some reason I can see they have not find right History information 
from your  side. 
It  would be interesting to know what kind of  network Schema this would  
work. 
Thanks   
Best  Regards Juha 
From:  GreenKeys [mailto:greenkeys-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of  
drlegendre .
Sent: 21. marraskuuta 2016 7:56
To: Ed  Sharpe; Green Keys
Subject: Re: [GreenKeys] Two rare model 11  machines turned up in Finland! 

Very neat indeed, and a machine I'm +totally+ unfamiliar  with.  

So these machines punched code onto tape that required a  trained operator 
to read it? Or did they print in text? The former makes more  sense, as then 
the tape could be fed into a reader for re-transmission if  needed.

There aren't any DC power supplies visible, so if the loop  didn't supply 
power, then they'd certainly need a battery or external DC  supply for that. 
But you'd think that 60mA @ 120V would take quite a battery,  to not run 
down in short order. 

On Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 7:26 PM, Ed Sharpe Archivist for  SMECC via 
GreenKeys <greenkeys at mailman.qth.net> wrote: 

ABSOLUTELY  FANTASTIC!  Congratulations on the  find  !

you  have achieved what most of us only will be able to dream  of!

Juha   the Edison switch is a round   switch with a  turn knob on  top ... 
as I remember it.

Let me  find  photo...

do  you suppose the motor ran off the  110  or 220 v  and the  battery  was 
 for loop  current?

Ed  Sharpe Archivist  for SMECC  9 museum project's  web site is 
_www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org/)  )

In a  message dated 11/20/2016 4:56:24 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, 
gil at baudot.net  writes:

Hey  folks:

I  recently heard from a fellow in Finland, Juha Lahtinen, who has two  
model 11 machines!  I knew of one M11 in The Netherlands  years ago (the pics 
on my site), but it seems to have fade into  obscurity.

These  two M11s may be the only ones in existence.  They have been 
protected  over the years inside crates.

Juha  is interested in any M11 information that we may be able to scrape  
up.

gil

gil  smith, AF7EZ
greenkeys moderator
gil at baudot.net

--------  Original Message --------
Subject: VL: TELEX M11
From: Juha Lahtinen  <Juha.Lahtinen at beneq.com>
Date:  Sun, November 20, 2016 10:01 am
To: Gil Smith <gil at baudot.net> 

Lähetetty  Windows Phonesta

____________________________________

Lähettäjä:  Juha  Liljeroos
Lähetetty:  ‎20.‎11.‎2016  18:59
Vastaanottaja:  Juha  Lahtinen
Aihe:  TELEX  M11

Hi  Gil   

Here  is more details from my other TELETYPE. 

Why  I think it is Army use.

Color  .. then I found small list  accessories in Finnish what is needed 
for  two sets..

1  1 q:ty  Edisson line switch ? ( what kind that that would  be?)

2  1 q:ty Motor Clutch cable  

3  3 q:ty Battery Cable (one spare?)

4  1 q:ty RMP meter with two Probe

5  4 q:ty Battery P-4-60   (This is finnish army code for  Battery) I guess 
two for each station.(one  spare)

under  the teletype 233 is that serial number?

Speed  control I think there is adjustable  resistor  . during those  days 
it was difficult find right stabilize  voltage.

you  can see 110V .. 220V

in  the middle you can see resistor I think it is made for use  220V.

Have  a great Weekend

Best  Regards Juha

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