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MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS KOMO 4 NEWS STORY SEPTEMBER, 18TH 1989
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The Museum of Communications (Formerly the Vintage Telephone Equipment Museum) was announced by Herb Warrick (then Pacific Northwest Bell VP) in September, 1986. The Duwam...
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL LAKE WASHINGTON WORLDS FIRST SUBMARINE FIBER OPTIC LAY 30-SEP-81
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Here is the world's first submarine fiber optic lay performed by AT&T / Pacific Northwest Bell on September 30th, 1981 on Lake Washington. This was only a 2 mile pull of t...
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TELETYPE MODEL 14 ROTR - COPYING ITTY - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE, WA
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This is a Model 14 Receive Only Typing Reperforator. It punches chadless 5 level code on paper tape while also typing on the tape as well. In this video you can hear both...
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TELETYPE MODEL 26 KSR - COPYING ITTY NEWS - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE WA
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The Model 26 KSR is one of the unusual Teletypes of its day. Its considered a light duty machine and while it can easily run for extended periods of time copying from over...
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7 DIGIT CALL THROUGH WECo PANEL OFFICE SWITCH - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE, WA
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Les 'Andy' Anderson demonstrates a 7 digital call (722-5634) through Seattle's PARKWAY Panel Office (In service from 1923 - 1972). This historic Panel Office provided Seat...
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TELETYPE MODEL 14 TP - COPYING ITTY NEWS - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS SEATTLE WA
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Here is a look at the Teletype Model 14 Tape Printer (made between 1925-1955). These were typically used by Western Union for Telegram service which replaced most Telegrap...
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TELETYPE MODEL 28 KSR COPYING THE QUICK BROWN FOX - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS SEATTLE WA
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Here is a 3 speed Teletype Model 28 KSR copying from 3 different test sentence generators otherwise known as 'the fox'. Here you can see the noticeable difference in sound...
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TELETYPE MODEL 15 KSR - COPYING ITTY - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS, SEATTLE
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This is the last Model 15 KSR in service (PNB) on the Transmountain Pipeline. It began its service in
the mid 1930s and ran until 1984. Does it get a 50 year service pin?...
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TELETYPE MODEL 28 ASR COPYING ITTY - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE
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This is a Teletype Model 28 ASR copying the ITTY News Service (RTTY). It is operating at 60 words per minute.
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COPYING RTTY (ITTY) AFSK - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE
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We typically drive the Teletypes at the museum off of George Hutchison's RTTY service over Internet otherwise known as ITTY. Its received as a low bit rate Audio Frequency...
About Museum of Communications
http://museumofcommunications.org
The museum is a Washington 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. The museum reveals the history of the telephone and the equipment that makes it all work.
Exhibits from 1876, starting with a model of Alexander Graham Bell's first successful creation of a telephone, to the modern phone that we all take for granted today are on exhibit. Automated displays and special exhibits permit your hands-on participation. Our museum exhibits are unique and virtually all the equipment is currently operational. Guided tours are provided by the volunteers.
http://museumofcommunications.org
The museum is a Washington 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. The museum reveals the history of the telephone and the equipment that makes it all wor...
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