Teletype ASR 33 Part 5: Working on the Keyboards
We are restoring an 8-bit ASR 33 teletype introduced in 1963. In this episode, we open up the keyboard to fix shift and control keys problems. And then things start to go backwards. ASR 33 Restoration Playlist: • Teletype 33 ASR Music credits: Hyperfun by the prolific, very good and mostly royalty-free music composer Kevin McLeod https://incompetech.com
▶︎
Teletype ASR 33 Part 6: Print Head Mechanism
▶︎
We power up a giant Thyratron tube
▶︎
Commodore History Part 5 - The C128
▶︎
The Professor Who Taught People How To Think (1962)
▶︎
Teletype ASR 33 Part 3: 20 mA Test Loop with the Vintage HP 2645 Terminal
▶︎
Teletype ASR 33 Part 9: "Automatic" Tape Reader
▶︎
Stanford Research Systems SR510 Lock-in Amplifier
▶︎
The MOST Broken Computer? The 1986 Sinclair Spectrum+2
▶︎
Why Put A Capacitor Across The Diode? Here's Why!
▶︎
We slice a resistor open to find out why it failed
▶︎
Building a Micro-Drilling Machine
▶︎
Why does this Mechanism Stop Every 0.0833333 of a Second
▶︎
Playing oscilloscope music on a 1950's vacuum tube oscilloscope
▶︎
1983: Meet the COMPUTER ADDICTS | Newsnight | Retro Tech | BBC Archive
▶︎
How Bell Telephone's Loading Coil Saved Long Distance Calls (1900)
▶︎
How the TI-99/4A Home Computer Worked
▶︎
How to Lose a Global AI Monopoly in One Afternoon
▶︎
If not C64, why C64-shaped? | The "Sprint 1000" Computer
▶︎
30 ILLEGAL Hacking Gadgets You Can Actually Buy on Amazon!
▶︎