Soviet Fax Machine - Set Ready

This is NOT a real Soviet fax machine. Art department have worked their wonders to create new overlays and labels to make this fax machine look like an Elorg телефакс 2000.

This Fax Machine is 'Set-Ready'
The tech department have then worked their magic to turn this into a 'set-ready' machine than can easily be operated at the flick of a switch without the need to connect it to a phone network.

Simply create the page that you want to look like has been sent, roll it up, put it in the fax machine in the right way and press the 'Receive' button on the wired remote. The page will slowly emerge from the machine as if it had been faxed. It can also 'send' a fax. Again, create the page you want to send and then insert it and press the 'Send' button on the wired remote. Easy! Anyone can operate it. No tech nerds required!

Please note: The screen does not display anything.

This machine dates to around the mid-eighties.

Elektronorgtechnica (ELORG), was a state-owned organization with a monopoly on import/export of technology in the former Soviet Union. The company was associated with exporting Soviet-designed calculators, importing IBM computers into the Soviet Union, and were responsible for the licensing for Tetris! The "телефакс" in the model name just means fax.