Teletype Corporation Museum Tour, c1980 - Remastered
2K views · Jan 23, 2026 · Science & Technology
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@vvdvlas8397 · 8 months ago (edited)
В далеком детстве, моя мама на своей работе показывала, как она работала на Советском телетайпе (СТ-5, если я не ошибаюсь). Первое, что она делала - с помощью камертона настраивала скорость вращения электродвигателя аппарата. Камертон был на 102Гц, если я не ошибаюсь.<br>When I was a child, my mother to demonstrate how she worked on a Soviet teletype (ST-5, if I'm not mistaken). The first thing she did was use a tuning fork to adjust the speed of the machine's electric motor. The tuning fork was at 102Hz, if I'm not mistaken.
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@mackfisher4487 · 8 months ago
Excellent documentary thank you.
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@Greg-et2dp · 1 month ago
Wireless museum iam a new subsciber to your YouTube channel my friend and 73 to you
@iramoser3528 · 8 months ago
Very Cool! Played with a WU 2B Strip Printer, as a kid. Copying 60wpm RTTY with a BC-348, and a URA-8 Converter. Later a 14 Typing Reperforator, and a Kleinschmidt TT-4A. I blame reading class in grade school, that had a chapter featuring a WU/Baudot code chart and messages in 5-level code ;)<br><br>So began a career in Data Communications!<br><br>Disappointed there wasn't more Model 40 Teletype gear in the video. <br><br>Very interesting, nonetheless!<br><br>Happy Typing! --Ira. KE7DII
@Greg-et2dp · 1 month ago
Wireless museum my hobbies are painting pictures 🖼 and lisning to shortwave and ssb voice my friend
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