[GreenKeys] TTY equipment available this spring

[tony.podrasky]

GM OMs;

It is amazing what a short span of time can do.

Back in the late '60's I got my first model 15 from
a guy who carried used military gear. It cost me $75.oo
which would be around $800.oo by today's standards.

Considering that I was making $1.15/hr as kitchen help
in a restaurant, that was A LOT OF MONEY!!!

Finding those things took a lot of work.

Now, they just wind-up in the scrap heap.

Other than (us?) the old stuff isn't worth anything
to anyone.

If I had a place to store the stuff, I'd be happy to
help out - but I have a tiny one-car garage and I couldn't
fit a 28-ASR no matter how I stored it.

UE,
K2EAA - TONY
NNNN
ZCZC


On 02/27/2019 07:15 AM, Jeffrey Angus wrote:
> On 2/27/19 9:04 AM, Bill Terrell wrote:
>> I am in mid 80's and my executor would simply back
>> the junk-truck up to the door and heave it rather than
>> trying save it.
> We have similar issues on the antique radio groups.
> Thank you for having the foresight to deal with this
> in advance.
>
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