Re: Paper Used in Older Tek Manuals
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Jeff,
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I contacted and worked with Lacy Communications on eBay: to see about getting a 2236 manual. He went to the trouble of finding and correcting a pdf to print up a manual. I think he is very helpful and eager to create a useful facsimile of needed manuals. Perhaps reach out to him to see if he can build the manual you need. If he doesn't already have it on hand. Dave On Friday, July 23, 2021, 6:27:01 PM PDT, Jeff Dutky <jeff.dutky@...> wrote:
I'm resorting to printing one of my own manuals (which doesn't appear to be available in hard copy from the usual suspects, and is thankfully relatively short). I've got it printed now on normal 20 lb paper, but it's much flimsier than the original manuals I have. I'm looking into making a much nicer copy with blue covers and comb binding, and would like to get closer to the quality of the original article. Does anybody know what weight of paper was used to print the old manuals? If not, I guess I just buy some reams of heavier weight papers and see what feels right. -- Jeff Dutky |
Dave Peterson