I think I picked up one or two of these power cables last year, they are
definitely old and used. I'll see if I can find them on Monday.
They are used on Teleray terminals, a Modem tester (with Nixie Tube display)
that I have, etc.
-Lawrence LeMay
> Previously you wrote: [Sat, 9 Jun 2001 19:11:15 -0500]
>
> >The ISC Intecolor 8001 is missing the power cable (which is a funky
> >connector I can't
> >seem to locate a cord for) and the fuse holder and fuse, which I can't
> >identify. You can see the power connector in the lower left and the fuse
> >holder in the lower right.
> >
> >http://asp1.secure-shopping.com/aclifton/intecolor.back.jpg
> >
> >If anyone can help me locate or can provide the correct power cable, fuse
> >holder
> >and fuse for it (assuming it's not a standard fuse type), I would be GREATLY
> >appreciative. I'm prepared to pay money for them as I'd really
> >like to have this unit going in it's original condition.
> >
>
>
> Such the coincidence -- for the last few weeks I've been searching for this
> exact power cord -- and now, just this week, I can say I am the proud owner
> of one brand new, black, 12' power cable manufactured by Electri-Cord.
>
> (...you know how it is -- you're searching for something real mundane --
> thinking you'll find it in the first place you look. After multiple failed
> attempts, and before you know it, you're on a mission to find what has
> become anything but mundane - and more like the crown jewel of your
> collection. Passionate about a power cord? ...but you don't understand -
> this isn't just "any" power cord! :P)
>
> I recently added a Computer Devices, Inc. Miniterm 1203a portable printing
> terminal to my collection -- and sho 'nuff -- when it arrived -- no power
> cable.
>
> If you need one - contact me off list & I'll see if they're still available
> (I believe they are.)
>
> Eric F.
>
>
>
Received on Sun Jun 10 2001 - 18:56:38 BST
