TI-59 question - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

13 Aug 2002

Ed,

I live is Australia, and have a 120V adapter for the TI-58/59 calc that I do
not need.

If you (or anybody elso on the list would like it, please let me know.  (The
postage cost would be minimal (probably $20 Aus).

regards

Doug Jackson
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  -----Original Message-----
 From: Mark Tapley [mailto:mtapley@swri.edu]
 Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 4:42 AM
 To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
 Subject: Re: TI-59 question

 Ed,

 If you want to depart with the described items, I
can surely   use them. Some
 parts of the calculator are good for spares like
the pack,   the reader and the
 housing.  
 Oops. I apologise, Ed, I was very imprecise with what I 
 wrote. I meant most
 of the description as background to explain why I *might* 
 have a spare 110V
 power supply. I'll search for the power supply tonight; if I 
 can find it,
 postage to you (Nederlands?) will be all I'll want for it. 
 The rest of the
 gear, I still hope to return to service one day. Admittedly 
 I'm not making
 very good progress - there are two printers in the queue 
 ahead of it and
 they have been there the better part of a year now - but I'd 
 still like to
 keep it for now, at least. If I do decide to get rid of it, 
 you get first
 dibs.

 Sipke, *great* site. I also have some user-documentation-type 
 stuff for the
 machine. Let me know if you need scans or whatever.

 Anybody know a good source for tabbed AA size ni-cads to 
 replace the ones
 in the battery pack?
 							- Mark

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