Looking for some early QSI manuals.

I have the paper copies 

Clem, How many pages, can the be scanned?  G

I have two manuals and a quick start pamphlet and a reference guide.QS-1 manual is 88 pages and the QS-2 is 134 pages.

Clem,  Thanks, It is to long to copy.  The QS-2P is available on the Web, the QS-1 is the manual I am interested in reading.   G

GGG

Have you tried contacting The Scaled Tin Rail http://www.the-scaled-tin-rail.com/ .  They have apparently taken over all support of QSI older products.  FWIW.

C

From the STR web site:

The QS-1, QS-1.1, & QS-2 are obsolete along with the entire line of MTH ProtoSounds1 and theMTH After Market offerings: Proto One, Proto Plus, Proto Deluxe and Proto Deluxe II.  Also the various OEM offerings used by 3-rd Rail and Weaver.

The 3000 and 2+ manuals can be purchased from STR or downloaded from the QSI web site.  

The older manuals were published too soon for digital presentation.  The only way the older manuals are going to be available electronically is for someone with hard copy to scan them in. 

Chuck,

I understand, but they may have had the old manuals and might, for a price, be willing to sell one, I don't know.  It was just a thought. 

GGG, Charly;

Here is what I have in case it helps at all.

Rod

It seems everyone has washed their hands of the really older products.  The best bet is to find someone with the paper manual and negotiate from there.  

We all take for granted the availability of documents/manuals in electronic format.  Acrobat did not become available until mid 1993 (aka about 20 years ago) and it was originally only available for Macintosh and you had to buy it.  Reader 1.0 didn't become widely available until the IRS got involved and purchased the right to distribute it (Reader) freely.  Prior to this, very little documentation was available directly on line.  There were too many incompatibilities with file formats and issues of bandwidth to make document distribution easy/cheap.

If you want to pay postage I will give it to you or you can pickup at my table at York

I just sent you an e-mail, no problem paying postage.  Thank you!  G