22 Oct
2002
22 Oct
'02
2:27 p.m.
I've got a brand new AT&T 458 Daisy Wheel printer, that doesn't have a daisy
wheel. A quick glance at Google doesn't turn up anyone who sells apropos
wheels. There is a theory that the 458 is a rebadged Qume. Does anyone
know where to get 458 wheels, or what would be an equivalent printer that I
could find wheels for?
Ken
5 Nov
5 Nov
7:15 a.m.
I've got a brand new AT&T 458 Daisy Wheel
printer, that doesn't have
a daisy wheel. A quick glance at Google doesn't turn up anyone who
sells apropos wheels. There is a theory that the 458 is a rebadged
Qume. Does anyone know where to get 458 wheels, or what would be an
equivalent printer that I could find wheels for?
Ken
Look in one of those BIG office supply catalogs and see if you can
figure out the daisy wheel cross reference thing backwards.
I have a modest sized box of ribbons etc, that I "plan" to dump on
some large flat surface and put an image of on my web site junk list.
3:09 p.m.
The Qumes I'm familiar with can use Diablo HyType II
_non-metal_ 45 WPM daisywheels. The ribbons, however,
are not compatible.
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I've got a
brand new AT&T 458 Daisy Wheel printer,
that doesn't have
a daisy wheel. A quick glance at Google
doesn't
turn up anyone who
sells apropos wheels. There is a theory that the
458 is a rebadged
Qume. Does anyone know where to get 458 wheels,
or
what would be an
equivalent printer that I could find wheels for?
Ken
Look in one of those BIG office supply catalogs and
see if you can
figure out the daisy wheel cross reference thing
backwards.
I have a modest sized box of ribbons etc, that I
"plan" to dump on
some large flat surface and put an image of on my
web site junk list.
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