18 Apr
2014
18 Apr
'14
12:21 p.m.
In article <535008A1.8030104 at dds.nl>,
Simon Claessen <simski at dds.nl> writes:
On 17-04-14 18:11, Richard wrote:
4002 was the first. I've never heard of anyone that has one, much
less seen any pieces listed anywhere for sale. I'd put that at even
rarer than the Uniscope. After that is 4010 of which many were made.
we at hack42.nl have a 4002a. got it in a collection coming from a
university together with a vax11/750, wang 220, olivetti programma 101
and some other goodies like a serial punchtape reader/puncher and a lear
siegler adm-3. xmas was on a completely wrong date last year...
Sweet! I would love it if you could contribute some pictures of the
inside guts, etc., for the terminals wiki.
I did find this one:
<https://hack42.nl/wiki/Bestand:Hardware_Tektronix_4002A_picture.jpg>
Do you have any problem with me stashing a copy on the terminals wiki?
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Tek 401x? Made in gigantic quantities and still
fairly obtainable,
although not for cheap (was it ever?)
I was thinking the very first Tek terminals (4001?). From the model number you might think 4006 was
made earlier, but it
wasn't (4010 is 1973; 4006 is 1975).