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Lots of interesting info in this thread, very nice 8-). I certainly feel even more proud of being here seeing relevant people in the industry visiting and sharing their insight... Any info on this model? Haha! What a small world... I had one of those for about 24 hours before shipping it to Maxmalk...

Nice Jero! That's one hell of a Space invader battleship you got yourself there! Quite rare IMO. Thanks ^^. I also think it's rare given how little I can find about it on the web. It sure takes up a lot of space on my desk, though the ibm model F boards are bigger I think. I was so glad when I got ...

After some fiddling around with a Teensy 2.0 and reading some tutorials I managed to get it working with the NMB board :D. Not all the keys are detected by Windows however (like the Cmd13 to 24 keys) but I read that Soarer's converter supports key remapping so I'm going to look into that. For now I'...

Alright, I'll better get to cleaning them then. Come to think of it of course there's demand for it.. silly me. Some of them are quite dirty as they've probably been sitting in storage for quite a while. By here I mean in The Netherlands. I should have been more precise on that. I'll have a look int...

Thanks for all the help so far :). I'm looking into buying a Teensy for the NMB and some pre-made Soarers for the din 5 keybaords (here a Teensy is almost as expensive as a pre-made Soarer :(). At first glance it seems pretty straight forward in terms of hooking it up. Is there any programming requi...

Heya everyone :D, I'm new to the Deskthority forum (only used the Wiki until now) and I gotta say this place is quite interesting 8-). That being said, recently I've acquired a vintage keyboard and I sort of fell in love with the switches, but the keyboard used an RJ-11 connector. Now, silly me thou...

Lots of interesting info in this thread, very nice 8-). Recently I acquired a bunch of vintage keyboards, most of them being IBM Model F Terminal keyboards, but there was another one in the bunch that looked like a Model F Terminal but it lacked any branding and the serial/part numbers on it don't g...