3 Aug
2004
3 Aug
'04
5:45 p.m.
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Brian Knittel wrote:
In the electronics bay on the right hand side,
there's a printed
circuit board that runs from front to back. It's definitely a power
supply, and probably also an RS-232 to current loop converter. In
front is the line/off/local switch, and in back are several large
Molex connectors. I was surprised to see this printed on the circuit
board:
MITS INC
TELETYPE INTERFACE BOARD
REVISION 0
COPY RIGHT 1976
Does anybody know if this the Altair MITS? The date seems about
right.
It most likely is. What a cool find!
Was it common to produce custom internals like this
for teletypes?
I believe so, but someone more knowledgeable should chime in.
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