On Fri, Jul 29, 2022 at 10:12 AM, Duncan Brown
<duncanancy@earthlink.net> wrote:
Hi, Tom
Do you know anything about the "7302" Model number??
The number above the "7302" - "90483A-0049" is similar to part numbers
listed on the AN/FGC-80 page of the 1970 Kleinschmidt Military Catalog.
It seems strange that Tobyhannah Army Depot would be overhauling a
non-military piece of equipment. (But maybe it had been sold to a
non-military government agency and in 1990, TAD was the only one who
could work on it?)
Have fun,
Duncan
K2OEQ
On 29-Jul-22 09:56, thomasekleinschmidt--- via GreenKeys wrote:
> Bruce,
>
> As Duncan pointed out, It looks to be a version of the model 311.
>
> The 311 is a printer that uses type wheels with their characters on
> the wheel's rim parallel to the shaft. As Dave said, there is a line
> width worth of type wheels mounted in parallel. The wheels spin on the
> back side of the paper. A hammer on a linear track runs across the
> front to impress the character through a ribbon. Pictures attached of
> machine and two type wheels.
>
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