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Manufacturer: Epson		Model: DX 20
Retail Price: $	Don't Remember	Price Paid: $ 290
Where Purchased: Lyco (Mail Order)
Type (letter/.matrix): Daisy Wheel
Print Speed: 20 cps
Replacement Ribbon Prices: $ (uses standard epson ribbon cartridges)

General Description: Diablo 630 Compatible, Bidirectional Priniting,
Uses standard diablo print wheels, uses stamdard epson ribbon
cartridges, Character Pitches: 10 cpi pica 12 cpi elite 15 cpi
condensed Propotional Spacing (1/120 inch programmable),
Line Spacing: 1/6 inch or 1/48 inch programmable, 
Paper: friction feed 7 o 13 inches, Pin Feed with optional tractor,
Universal Interface senses 8 bit parallel (centronics), or Rs232 or
Ieee 488 (GPIB). 1K buffer built in. Nice manual.
Works nicely with STWRITER. The printer configuration file was very
easy to make up because of the excellent documentation.
		
Problems: Slow (but what do you expect from a < $300 daisy wheel printer),
	  on the noisy side (about the same as the diablo).
Caveats: Difficult to print 66 lines on a 11" sheet of paper as the
	paper out sensor goes off at about the 63'rd line. To get
	66, the top margin has to be reduced, resulting in a page
	that has too much space at the bottom.
Comments: This printer was purchased for writing letters, short memos
etc. In my opinion, this printer serves that purpose perfectly. The
print quality is excellent (at least as good as any other daisy wheel
that I have seen). The price i believe is the lowest of any daisy
wheel printer (except it brother the Dx-10) on the market.
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