RE: [N8VEM-S100:6320] Paper Tape Reader Project

["lcyoung" <lcy...@bellsouth.net>]

If another method of storing data is acceptable, I always liked the idea
of using cassette tape. Once you got the FSK circuit adjusted properly,
data seemed quite reliable. I don't recall but wasn't that usually (Tarbell)
done at 300 baud? I think I have the Tarbell loader software still...

Leonard

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RTTY Electronics in El Sobrante, California, 25 miles East of San Francisco. 
RTTY Electronics is run by Paul Cembura, who for many years sold and serviced Teletype machines, and is now a walking tower of Teletype knowledge and NOS parts for restorers.
http://www.johnwhitney.com/misc/paul-rtty.htm

RTTY Electronics, PO Box 20101, El Sobrante, CA 94820-0101 USA
Paul Cembura     |     Telephone 510-222-3102     |     Email mr_...@pacbell.net

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