2 Jun
2006
2 Jun
'06
2 a.m.
At 02:15 PM 5/30/06 +0100, you wrote:
In message <000e01c6838b$8df5d930$6401a8c0 at
hal9000>
"Steven Canning" <cannings at earthlink.net> wrote:
FWIW I have a couple of Gould Digital Storage Scopes that have similar
printers built into them. The printers appear to work but the pins dried up
years ago. If anyone comes up with a replacement or fix for them I'd like
to hear about it.
FWIW2 Based on my experience years ago with the CGP-115 the pins don't
last long so replacement isn't a good solution unless you can buy them by
the dozen!
Joe
On my 1020s the shaft diameter is 0.060 " on
the gear in question. I hope
this helps. The gear listed below has a bore almost 2 times too big. I can
ship you small parts (i.e. things that will fit in an envelope). I have
several 1020s still in the original unopened boxes and some that have been
parted out. Biggest problem is still the ink ...
I think I've got a Sharp pen plotter that's the same - little tiny pens and a
paper roll (although IIRC you can feed it cut sheets as well). I've yet to
find anywhere that sells the pens, but apparently Radioshack used to stock
them.
Shame really, it's a nice little plotter - Sharp CE-515P if anyone wants to
look it up. Takes the EA-850B, EA-850C or EA-852C pens. Actually, I think
I've got a PDF of the manual somewhere...