FREE printers - Spring Hill Florida - FREE

[Roy J. Tellason]

On Thursday 29 December 2005 12:20 pm, Gene Ehrich wrote:
> I have four printers that were used on the Commodore 64 and will
> probably work fine on other machines. They are dot matrix printers.
> They are rather old and I am unable to test them but have been told
> that they worked the last time they were used.

Most printers have a feature where they'll go into some sort of a self-test 
mode if you hold down some button while turning the power on.  There aren't 
that many buttons on most of these...

> They are FREE for the taking but they must be picked up in Spring
> Hill Florida. I will not ship them
>
> Commodore MPS-801 Printer
>
> Commodore MPS-802 Printer (have two of these)
>
> Juki 6100 printer

The c= printers probably *won't* work with any non-c= machine,  they're 
serial-bus connected,  right?

The Juki 6100 is a daisywheel,  does anybody consider these worth anything 
these days?  I have a couple of them in storage that I've been considering 
scrapping out,  *BIG* ones.  One is a daisywheel (I forget the make/model) 
and the other a NEC Spinwriter (uses a "thimble" rather than a daisywheel but 
it's the same basic idea).

These worth anything to anybody?

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