Any Tektronix 4051, 5042, 4054, or 4662s or IBM 5100s out th ere? - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

5 Jun 2001

Hi Joe,

Are you interested in parting with any of these?  (My guess is that the 
4025 is really a 4052.)  I teach computational geography at UCLA and would 
like these to work on and show my students.

Cheers,
Nick

At 09:52 PM 6/4/01 -0400, you wrote:
...
 Hi Mike,

    I have a LOADED 4051 and a IBM 5100.  I have ALL the toys for the 4051 
 including the Altair-like front panel that was used for maintenance.  I 
 also both of the optional 8" floppy drives.  The 4662 is a plotter isn't 
 it?  I think that's the model number of the one that I have.

    What the heck is a 4025??   I might be interested it.  My wife makes 
 frequent trips to KC. In fact, she's out there  now.

     Joe

At 09:49 AM 6/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I recovered a Tektronix 4025 that still had a 3M style cartridge tape in the
>drive.  Its a storage tube model, green screen and it works.  The only
>problem is that the external case is missing.  The keyboard and monitor
>bezel are there just the rest of the case is gone.  I've had it in storage
>and I'd like to transfer it to someone who can appreciate it and maybe
>repair it.
>I'm in Kansas City
>
>Mike McFadden
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