My favorites are: Heath H-19, DEC VT-52, and DEC VT-220. Unfavorites are: - VT-100. It just doesn't have enough compute power. Since I'm a CP/M WordStar fanatic, requiring XON/XOFF on the console port because the terminal is underpowered is very annoying (^Q and ^S are very important keys in WordStarland). - Anything by Televideo. Televideo keyboards and I don't get along. The touch is too heavy. I press CONTROL [ for escape because I use so many different keyboards and that moves around less than the ESC key, but the Televideo terminals insist on sending ^] no matter how I'm holding the shift key down. - Terminal emulators running on PCs. Seems like there's always some annoying quirk they get wrong. For example, MS-DOS KERMIT didn't play nice with K52 on RT-11 because K52 likes to move the cursor to the 25th line if it decides not to move the cursor at all; a real VT-52 doesn't have a 25th line, but KERMIT does. Another example: PCCONS under NetBSD goes into graphics mode the first time I telnet into a VMS machine to read my mail. I don't know why. Roger Ivie ivie(a)cc.usu.edu