Chris Suslowicz wrote:
In article ,
jakdedert wrote:

Check out a few other resources.

OK, I'm interested, give me a few suggestions.

I didn't notice a single important document on that site not
available for free elsewhere.

Maintenance EMERs?

How about EMER Tels JY 112/2, JY 113/2 and JY 114/2, which are the
complete base workshop manuals for servicing that particular model?

In any case,
the OP was only interested to the point where he could find someone to
take it off his hands, for price of shipping (probably a considerable
sum these days).

And when someone suggests a (free) source for the manuals relating to
the set, you suggest there are better placers to look without offering
a single concrete alternative.

Fine. "Everyone has a plan which will not work."

Chris.
(Yes, I'm involved with the site in question (and the Yahoo! group),
and it's run as a _service_ to anyone interested in the equipment,
etc. at no cost to them (and considerable cost in time and money to
the site maintainers. /Declaration of interest)

And yes, I'm sure that you know how to use Google. Everyone does, and
I'm sure the OP already has.

Enter 'no. 19 MK II' and see the thousands of hits, including a
worldwide directory of surviving sets, in one site. Organizers of said
site also obviously spent considerable time and money putting it
together. They don't require people to expose themselves to potential
identity theft in order to access this info.

I'm sure you already know this. You're making yourself look incompetent
and uninformed about a subject about which you are obviously
passionate...why?

In case you actually are not aware of the plethora of information
available, I'll include one (actually the best) link:
http://www.googleitfirst.com/

jak