A couple of good auction finds at the U of A. tuesday: A DECWriter Correspondent which is a somewhat portable printer/terminal. This one was the model B which doesn't have the acoustic coupler, but has the internal modem and a 9600 baud EIA port. What was great about this find is that it came with the origianl Digital brown canvas traveling case and all the documentation (Operator's manual, reference cards and Programmer's manual) plus a spare ribbon cartridge. It is really, REALLY, clean. with absolutely no wear on the keypads and NO discoloration of the plastic, which make me believe it wasn't used recently, or at all! I was amazed about the ink ribbon, when I did run the print test the text was nice and crisp. Remember this is SE arizona where it is drier than a celebrity at the Sierra Tucson detox clinic. This is a circa 1982 machine too! The other find was a Heathkit H-19 terminal which I promptly sold to another fellow collector. The last was a 10 year old, big, Emerson UPS, model AP115 (1.5 KVA, 1050 watt). It unfortunatly, did not have the batteries, but was in working condition and for $2.50, I couldn't resist. I think it has a 96 volt capcity and looks like it can hold quitea few of the small 12 volt VRLA batteries. It had two heavy duty cables exiting the bottom of the case which leads me to believe it might have had an external battery case. I'm trying to find some documentation, any help would be appreciated. Cheers Tom -- --- Please do not read this sig. If you have read this far, please unread back to the beginning.