Timeline of Silent 700 models?

I don't know about the timeline of Silent 700s, but I seem to have a few of the bulkier ones in my garage (near San Jose, CA) complete with cassette tape drives if anyone wants to "take them off my hands". I even have a manual somewhere. I've also got some of the smaller ones (with built in acoustic coupler) but I'll probably keep that one (unless offered some $$$). If interested, contact me off list. They were introduced in the 70's (75/76?) as I remember. If you had your Bell 103 modem (I have one of those, another story), they were pretty neat things for "offline" editing of text files. Not exactly a vi editor, but better than paper tape (that's not saying much). Pretty reliable as a "hard copy" (thermal printing) terminal. Now days, you can use thermal FAX paper in them and it works OK. Great to hook up to your DP-8 or something of similar vintage. Just a few facts..... -- Tom Watson tsw at johana.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com