Tektronix 4025 terminal for sale

[Philcogrump]

I've decided I have way too much stuff and will never get around to fixing up and appreciating the Tektronix 4025 terminal so I'm offering it for sale.

* 1 complete 4025 unit, intact case and keyboard, monitor lights up (monochrome green). I think the ROMs are bad because the screen sometimes powers up with random characters, there's no blinking cursor and it does not respond to keyboard or RS-232 activity. This is the exact unit from my personal collection that's for sale: http://www.electronixandmore.com/misc/index.php?item=51
* 1 spare parts 4025 chassis with boards, supply and CRT monitor, no case or keyboard
* I think I have all the 4025 manuals (user, service, programming, etc.) that will be included in this sale

I have no idea how to price them because 4025's are rare as hen's teeth and not highly collectible so make me a reasonable offer for everything.
Please text me directly at 2 one 4 three one seven 5 5 seven one. I don't check in this forum regularly enough to keep up with posts or PM's.

Pick up in the Austin, Texas area is strongly preferred. I could consider shipping everything but I'd guess it'll cost around $150-200 to do that.

 

[nikola-wan]

Jon,

I really don't have a use for a standard video terminal like the 4025.

I have been toying with the idea of a FPGA emulator of the 4051, and a storage tube terminal might be a great display, although an LCD monitor would be more practical.

And I have a 4052 in addition to my 4054A, but I need to fix the 4052 display board first.

I also acquired and haven't used two Tektronix 4041 instrumentation controllers, 68000 based with Tek 4050 BASIC and GPIB, used to control TM5000 instrument chassis (which I also have and haven't used).

I likely have more than enough Tektronix hardware

Thanks,

Monty

 

[Philcogrump]

No longer available. Donated to SAMSAT, a tech museum in San Antonio.