[GreenKeys] Lorenz Lo15 teletype

[Steve Garrison]

I have the distinction of being the second i-Telex user state side, although though using a plain jane 28KSR a or Kleinschmidt TT-98.

And I "elmered" Nick, N0NCQ, in to getting started, and now he has gone 'wild' man.  He now has #4 as Henning puts it (it literally showed up in his garage last week) and will soon be joining the i-Telex group.

Jack, K2TTY, became the third and Paul, W0TTY, isn't far behind to become the fourth i-Telex used.  Nick, N0NCQ, will soon be joining us as well as a user in OK that already has the board set.

As for those that think rolling your own with a PC is better and much cheaper, I say good luck to you out there on your island by yourselves.  The approx $200.00 is much, much easier and then you can dial any of us already connected and those joining in the future.  :-)

Steve G./N4TTY
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> On Nov 13, 2017, at 5:06 PM, Jeffrey Angus <jdangus at att.net> wrote:
> 
>> On 11/13/17 2:51 PM, Duncan Brown wrote:
>> What did you mean by " this is number 4 original German
>> machine I know of..."
> It means these are original 50 Hz 220 vac models.
> With the obvious QWERTZ keyboards.
> 
> I have an Lo-15c with the full width cabinet and Telex dialer.
> <https://medien.markt.de/bilder/2012/10/18/10/1e5b5e57/medium_image/0/lorenz_fernschreiber_lo15_inkl.jpg>
> So does Paul Heller. The one you're bidding on makes #3 and
> apparently Henning knows of another one floating around State
> side.
> 
> I have the distinction of being the first US i-Telex setup.
> Unfortunately, I'm having problems with the printer that needs
> to be addressed.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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