Try this link, you may find what you are looking for.

http://www.hpmuseum.org/hpmuseum.html

hth

David Patterson
Programmer/Analyst
MIS
City of Lawton, OK.
Standard disclaimer - The City of Lawton, the City Council, or other
city officials take no responsibility for my thoughts, opinions or actions
as regards this list.



On Monday, March 22, 1999 9:10 AM, Wayne Brown [SMTP:[log in to unmask]] wrote:
> This isn't really an MPE question, but I'm asking it here because you may
> have encountered it on MPE systems.
>
> In my past life as an HP3000 system manager, I dealt with a large number of
> HP-26XX terminals, some of which included built-in thermal printers.
> Sometimes one of these would begin clipping off the top one or two rows of
> dots, leaving the text readable but somewhat funky-looking.  My "solution"
> was always to swap out the terminal and have the HP guy take care of it on
> his next weekly maintenance call.  Now, I no longer have that option, and
> the 82143A thermal printer for my HP-41CV calculator has developed the same
> problem.  Does anyone have any idea how to fix it?  I'm willing to give it
> a try myself, but only if it can be done without replacing parts (which are
> hard to find for this out-of-production-for-several-years device), and if
> it doesn't involve too much risk to the printer's health.
>
> As a side note, who (besides me) thinks the HP-41 series of calculators is
> one of the best things HP ever made?  I wouldn't give up mine (or my
> HP-16C) for anything.
>
> Wayne Brown
> Database Analyst
> Altec Industries, Inc.