[GreenKeys] my M32 ASR Teletype update

John, W9DDD w9ddd at tapr.org
Tue Sep 13 10:07:30 EDT 2022


Hi Andy,

I use Goo Gone for that sticky stuff that remains after pulling paper 
labels off.    Goo Gone is if I remember correctly citrus based.  I 
don't have any direct experience using it on Teletype plastic.  Other 
plastic, yes without problem.


As for the metal tag, I know of no magic.  I'd see if a razor blade 
could get under any of the edges.  If there's any opening at all then a 
little pressure or a little Goo Gone to try and let it soak in?  This is 
all guess work on my part, but it's how I would proceed.


On 9/13/2022 8:27 AM, Andy KN4UCL wrote:
> Hey folks - after a few hiccups my 32 is doing nicely. Running i-Telex 
> without issue (apart from my total inability to remember to press the 
> FIGS button at the right time 😆)
>
> In the end I dropped in a small USB-powered fan to cool down my 
> resistors in the WU 11506-C signaling board. Made a big difference!
>
> Couple of /low /priority questions:
>
> 1. Stickers - as you can see, my beautiful Teletype is adorned with 
> many period-appropriate stickers. However they do look a bit shabby.  
> What's the recommended way to safely remove these?  The metal one is 
> quite firmly affixed - I fear I'd wreck the cover if tried to remove it.
>
> 2. Keyboard - the keys work great, but interestingly they feel a lot 
> "stiffer" than on my other M33s. I was wondering is this normal?  Is 
> it a lubrication issue?  Should I leave well alone... 😎
>
> cheers + 73
> Andy
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The above comments or recommendations are SWAG. Use at your own risk.

John, W9DDD



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