Uniscope? Unobtainium. After 10+ years, I managed to
get an isolated
keyboard.
Your inability to find a Uniscope has nothing to do with it. Sure, it
could mean that they really are unobtainable, and no amount of looking
will turn up another - but it also could mean that you are having bad
luck at it, or even that you are not looking very hard. For all you
know, their could be one in the cellar in the house across the street
from you.
Uniscopes are small enough that they can hide in a cellar or
warehouse. It is reasonable to think that guys may have dragged them
home in the 1970s, as a way to talk to their Imsai.
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?).
DEC VT05? I have not seen one up for sale, I
don't think this was
made in very high volume compared to VT5x and certainly not compared
to VT1xx.
No, but try to find a serious DECcollector that does not want one.
IBM terminals? I know nothing about them.
Learn.
*Although good
luck getting the brain.
With the cyber emulator, that part is easy to handle and much more
friendly to your wallet :).
The brain of the 2260 is the 2848 Control Unit, and it actually has
the frame buffer, control logic, comms, etc. for a number of 2260s,
which are nothing more than video monitors with keyboards. Big box,
with a mercury delay line system inside. It would be unreasonable to
think that any of these were saved, but as we all know, people have
saved weird things.
--
Will