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This may help: https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/beam-spring-keyboard/ says: Dimensions (all are approximate): B62: 341 x 210mm (13.4 x 8.3in) BSSK: 406 x 248mm (16 x 9.8in) B104: 491 x 248mm (19.3 x 9.8in) B122: 535 x 248mm (21 x 9.8 in) All beam spring heights are 39mm (1.5in) in the front t...

Hello all! :) Some of you already know the story about the Stock i found Locally through a contact i have for many years. I am talking about around 1800~ pcs of NOS SKFF Alps switches (i will keep 100pcs) . I have a hard time get a right price as he want me to pay the hole Stock ( 1000€ ) to be able...

Yes I see your point. Each 30g for $19 plus mail sound more reasonable? First class mail should make it come to about $25 shipped. I think a favor was called in for this jar, so its not likely to be available again. Usually he would need to order a much larger quantity to get something made.

Is this of interest here? I see information on standard and SSK Model M membranes but couldn't find anything specific to the M3 variant. Following some discussion over keyboards - including the fate-tempting phrase "I wasn't expecting you to have a..." - a thinkpads.com forum member kindly sent me a...

OK, I finished my replacement controller for the battleship. Hooray! The Blackpill-based setup works. There are some hurdles, but they can be overcome. If using GPIO A10 for the matrix, it needs an additional external pull-up resistor. This has already been planned into the schematics for the replac...

Hello friends! I'm currently looking for someone in the community that offers bolt-modding services (for a fee, of course). Ideally, someone with a lot of experience doing this kind of work. The reason is that I have a New Old Stock IBM Model M13 that I'd like to have bolt-modded (or screw-modded?,...

Hello everyone, It's been a while. A growing family and sadly non-growing living space necessitate another big sale. But my loss is your gain! These are the first batch I've photographed - there'll be maybe 20 or so more later this week or next. I've been out of the loop for a bit but I think these ...

how's the computer itself? it looks like something from Dolch, judging by the colourscheme, did it come with some guts or just the case? It's very interesting, what are your plans? Also the board is quite simmilar to an alps clone 19" rack board i got. I wonder if same company made these boards. Th...

OmniKey Plus
Vendor ID: 222
Part #: KPlus
Lot #: 0C19
Serial Number: 06214x-90/01
FCC ID: GT6OMNIPLUS1
Date dial on top case: 89-10-19
Number on bottom (green) PCB: 8902270 Rev. 0.2

Chip bottom: Malaysia
8938MPW97286

[AMD]
AM2764
-155DC
12.5V PGM
940FSVB

how's the computer itself? it looks like something from Dolch, judging by the colourscheme, did it come with some guts or just the case? It's very interesting, what are your plans? Also the board is quite simmilar to an alps clone 19" rack board i got. I wonder if same company made these boards.

Awesome project DMA! Regarding the plate, would it be possible to also have support for IBM AT and XT barrels? My only thinking there is using IBM barrels as future replacements. Nope! IBM barrels are 19x20.8mm, which makes them a bit hard to put them onto a 19.05x19.05mm grid. It is, however, poss...

If you're in the market for a vintage Wang terminal board, there's one on shopgoodwill right now for a very low price, with about 1.5 days left to bid: https://shopgoodwill.com/item/164649355 https://shopgoodwillimages.azureedge.net/production/2/Items/04-19-2023/2b8c47d9-b371-44e1-85d8-4b4b1a063292...

That key is not recognized by default in any operating system since it is programmed to be a function key by default per my 4/19 post (I need to update the project site). You would need to reprogram it before it is recognized, but I recommend having one key as a Fn key. The latest signal level monit...

If you're in the market for a vintage Wang terminal board, there's one on shopgoodwill right now for a very low price, with about 1.5 days left to bid: https://shopgoodwill.com/item/164649355 https://shopgoodwillimages.azureedge.net/production/2/Items/04-19-2023/2b8c47d9-b371-44e1-85d8-4b4b1a063292...

If you're in the market for a vintage Wang terminal board, there's one on shopgoodwill right now for a very low price, with about 1.5 days left to bid: https://shopgoodwill.com/item/164649355 https://shopgoodwillimages.azureedge.net/production/2/Items/04-19-2023/2b8c47d9-b371-44e1-85d8-4b4b1a063292r...

It comes with 58 SKCM Browns and a nice PBT keyset. If we value the keycaps at $115 (and I do, because I sold one for $115 just a month ago) then the browns are ($300-$115)/58 = $3.19 apiece, which is about right (I just sold my last browns a month ago for $2.90 apiece and I could have easily asked...

It comes with 58 SKCM Browns and a nice PBT keyset. If we value the keycaps at $115 (and I do, because I sold one for $115 just a month ago) then the browns are ($300-$115)/58 = $3.19 apiece, which is about right (I just sold my last browns a month ago for $2.90 apiece and I could have easily asked ...

Uline 23 X 13 X 2 1/2" literature mailers (part no. S-3189) work great for storing battleships, and 19 1/8 X 9 1/8 X 2 3/16" keyboard boxes (S-6496) work for smaller keyboards. IBM M13 fits inside the latter... barely. Removable multipurpose labels from OfficeDepot work well for keeping track of wha...

All dimensions are approximate

B62: 341 x 210mm (13.4 x 8.3in)

BSSK: 406 x 248mm (16 x 9.8in)

B104: 491 x 248mm (19.3 x 9.8in)

B122: 535 x 248mm (21 x 9.8 in)

All beam spring heights are 39mm (1.5in) in the front to 49mm (1.9in) in the back

I finally finished my Model F AT project! It took an entire year for modelfkeyboards.com to get me the new keycaps...so frustrating but I finally got them and they look beautiful and this is the best layout ever for a keyboard! For the enlarged backspace key, I had to take my keyboard apart and repl...

Ahoj,

The last keyboard, "GSE", with the note "DeDuWa 19.11.2022" written on paper on the photograph: Is this referencing the following keyboard!

ppCircle wrote: ↑

19 Nov 2022, 19:54

Blue alps switches:

Poor condition. Idk if they even work. They need deep cleaning.
Price: 50$ + shipping.

?

Regards!

TNT wrote: ↑

19 Dec 2022, 18:01

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Will I get a visit from the Christmas-Police if I open this before the 24st?

That’s a chunky package

Sheepless wrote: ↑

19 Dec 2022, 13:15

Hilariously (in a good way), enthusiasts are still developing software for PDP-11 operating systems.

As far as I understand, still quite relevant?

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(okay, that was a lie ... )

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Very good progress on the board so far! The boxed plate is really cool; I don't think I've seen that done before. I believe historically keyboards were spaced at 3/4inch, a nice round number. Modern stuff being metric means typical spacing is 19.05mm. So you're planning to stick with the 32u4 and r...

Very good progress on the board so far! The boxed plate is really cool; I don't think I've seen that done before. I believe historically keyboards were spaced at 3/4inch, a nice round number. Modern stuff being metric means typical spacing is 19.05mm. So you're planning to stick with the 32u4 and ru...

Progress so far: I've managed to cut (and weld because i didn't have a way to bend it at the time and i didn't exactly trust my calculations to be right in such tight space) the plate, got it right second time. plate prototype.jpg Top: first plate i cut in free time at work. Enter key and holes for ...

Maybe I am not understanding, but ebay fees are roughly 10% and Paypal fees are roughly 3% - depending .... Taking the sale local and paying cash still obligates the seller to ebay for the transaction fee but a cash payment avoids the Paypal fee. If I am remembering correctly, ebay now takes a cut ...

A mechanical keyboard that costs only 19€ ?

I can easily answer the first: It comes with 2x 19 buttons (Edit: corrected). For the second I kind of have to guess because I haven't tried this in forever but there seem to be drivers available: for Linux and Mac: http://ergodex.hydraservices.com/wiki/downloads for Windows: https://polygonalhell.b...