[GreenKeys] M28 cabinets - skin tight vs skin tight

[John]

Greetings Greenkeyers!

Here is a shot of my 28 Compact - or rather I was told that this is a 
"Compact" - dunno for sure.

Runs nicely, recent ITTY on the paper, rescued along with a larger hoard 
of machines last year.

Cheers

John KB6SCO
Carson City

On 3/25/2020 11:35 AM, Nick England wrote:
> No, Teletype definitely wasn't consistent. They used "skin tight" or 
> "skintight", "cover" or "cabinet", and "rack mount" or "rack mounted". 
> And an LPC206 style KSR or RO was referred to as a "rack mounted set 
> (skin tight cover)".
>
> You just gotta know one when you see one..
>
> The TT-176 is not a Compact - it is a rack mount and/or skintight
>
> Definitely a Compact is a Compact, even though it is narrow enough to 
> put on a rack mount shelf.
> The Compact KSR does not have a mechanical keyboard. It is a M32 
> electrical type (UGC-20) or photoelectric (UGC-77).
>
> Nick England K4NYW
>
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