Tektronix catalogs? Have 1982, 1985 want > 1985

I have the 1988 catalog and it shows up in there. I have had a couple go through my hands also. There is no info on weight and size in the catalog. The 9200T terminal is probably a Tek 4107A from its looks comparing it and the one in the catalog. As for size and weight I seem to remember that it is about 17 inches high by 15 or 16 inches wide (13 inch screen, 640X480) and about 20 inches deep, weighing about 30 pounds. I couldn't find any published specifications. I have found the keyboards to be particularly fragile. I didn't see a picture of the 9201T which could possibly be a Tek 4107A or a Tek 4207. The 9219s are mainframes and as I remember fairly heavy even though they were made of aluminium. I seem to remember they are about 12 inches high by about 17 inches wide (will rack mount in a 19 inch rack) by 24 inches deep. Weight changes with how many cards are installed and if the drives are still there, full ones were probably about 45+ pounds. I think the expansion cabinets were the same size, the mainframe could take up to three expansion cabinets and if more than one was installed they all had to be rack mounted. There were some I/O modules that were about 5 inches tall. No catalog number mentioned. The 9229 is a 9219 mainframe and the 9201T terminal bundled together. I couldn't find out info on the 9220 and 9221. I suspect they follow the number protocal of the DAS 9100 series and indicate particular configuration for specific applications. If I were to scan the catalog pages what would be the best format to save them in. I know this has been mentioned before and I should have paid attention but only recently did I get a scanner that worked. As to Tektronix catalogs I have 1982, 84, 86, 88, 88 and 1994 and would be happy to look things up. And no, they aren't for sale...... The Video copier is a Japanese one I seem to remember (Hitachi or Mitsubishi?) and was B&W only. Hope this helps. Feel free to contact me off list. Paxton On 3/29/06, Richard <legalize at xmission.com> wrote: -- Paxton Hoag Astoria, OR USA