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A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Fr 6. Nov 2020, 18:34
von M1ECY
Thanks to Henning for telling me about this machine that became available in North London.

I collected the machine Wednesday evening, and here it is sneaking into what should be the dining room :)


A Creed 444 complete with plinth, built in control unit, and correct copy holder

Obviously this machine must appear on I-Telex - will commence power up operations shortly :)
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Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Fr 6. Nov 2020, 19:18
von JKde
Hello,

can you add some photos from the inside please? The front buttons look like a Lo133!?!

Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Fr 6. Nov 2020, 19:52
von M1ECY
Certainly, will take some this evening.

The Lo133 is very similar to the 444 - both were developed at the same time

Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2020, 09:55
von DF3OE
The Creed 444 is the British Lo133. Both Creed and SEL belonged to the ITT company back then and
the British and German branch developed a machine based on the same design but produced
by each branch themself.

Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2020, 16:05
von M1ECY
A few more pictures
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Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: Sa 7. Nov 2020, 16:47
von M1ECY
30+ years of hibernation have not been kind.

Machine powers up, and it has has a run around with the oil can.

No local copy mode at present - transmitter and keyboard all working, but it looks like no action on the receive end.

Rather annoying buzzer as well - think there will be a lot of dirty relay and switch contacts.

Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2020, 11:24
von M1ECY
Aha!

The Creed 444 is identified as:

299709 ANTOSH G

Found a sticky lever in the transmitter that was stopping the machine state from changing between receive and send

Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2020, 19:35
von M1ECY
Adding a few shots of the Line Terminal Unit (or FSG)

This is hidden in the stand base.
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Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2020, 19:36
von M1ECY
And a few more
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Re: A new addition to the St Ippolyts Telex Workshop

Verfasst: So 8. Nov 2020, 19:50
von DF3OE
Amazing. This all is "stored " in a Lo133 inside the normal machine. ;)