The toys just keep coming... Tek 4105 terminals

I finally hooked up with an old college buddy of mine who works at OCLC. We had previously arranged to meet today before I filled up my car with wads o' DEC stuff. Fortunately there was still room for the three complete Tektronix 4105 terminals. He caught them on the way to the dumpster a few years ago, but hasn't done much with them. They all powered up and worked 4 months ago. Is anyone interested in one? I do not need three. Make offers off-list, please, to ethan_dicks(a)yahoo.com (if you reply to this message it will take longer for me to see your message). Offers exceeding S&H will receive first consideration. Given their size, I'd prefer pickup or even delivery at Dayton (if you are going). Packing will be a hassle. If you act now, you can have a Tek 4695 color printer... I got it at Dayton because there were Amiga drivers for it. Turns out I wanted a 4696. The 4695 is a messy beast that set back inkjet evolution several eons. I only mention it because it is specifically mentioned in the docs as supported as the standard color "Copier" device. I have offered the printer to the list once. I got no responses. This time, I will tear it down for interesting tidbits and junk the rest. It is too cantankerous and the ink is essentially not available, so as a printer, it's worthless. Its only value is as a decorative accessory to the terminal in a historical exhibit to show how it would have been used in period. Anybody have any interesting data files/software to throw at a Tek terminal to do cool stuff? -ethan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness http://health.yahoo.com