Hi all,
I've been working on a BA11-K PDP-11/34 lately, and wow it sure is a noisy
thing...
On my '11/45, the "Boxer" fans were easily disassembled via a cir-clip, and
could then have their bearings cleaned/relubed (or worst case replaced). Fan
maintenance quieted down the /45 a good bit. Bu
On 9/11/21 11:09 AM, ED SHARPE wrote:
Thanks Al!
OK the thickness of tubing is not critical?
it is. I used https://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=23485
That black goo is hard to get off the hands.. what have you found to be the
best solvent? Ed#
goo gone, or something else
In addition to the Suns that I collect, I also collect ultra-portable
typewriters. JJ Short are recommended for platen and rollers on the
Typewriters mailing list and, based on their website, it looks like they
could do molded rubber parts for printers. I have heard that they are
pricey, bu
Thanks Al! OK the thickness of tubing is not critical?
That black goo is hard to get off the hands.. what have you found to be the
best solvent? Ed#
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On Sat, Sep 11, 2021 at 10:51 AM, Al Kossow via cctalk
wrote:
> The roller in the
The roller in the HP cartridge tape drives of various models have turned to crap also... I have one that came with an HP 3000 series 37
mighty mouse system thst totally goo-ed a tape Any one with similar problem find a replacement roller?
Yes, they are easily made from norprene tub
The roller in the HP cartridge tape drives of various models have turned to
crap also... I have one that came with an HP 3000 series 37 mighty mouse system
thst totally goo-ed a tape Any one with similar problem find a
replacement roller? Ed#
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The roller in the HP cartridge tape drives of various models have turned to
crap also... I have one that came with an HP 3000 series 37 mighty mouse system
thst totally goo-ed a tape Any one with similar problem find a
replacement roller? Ed#
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I've been having fun this past week trying to get the mechanics of a Canon CX
print engine
in a LaserWriter restored. The paper pick and separation rollers have turned to
goo.
This got me thinking that people need to start collecting information on rubber
parts,
like dimensions, material and du
At 11:41 PM 10/09/2021 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Guy!
>
>Thanks for the post and interesting. No it's not quite the exact power
>supply but close. However
>
>Are you *sure* those cards are in the right slots?
Hmm... I was starting on that system back in Nov 2013.
I'm pretty careful about taking p
