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Hi guys, I have a limited stash of blank black Alps-mount keycaps that I can offer at a discounted price. The available quantities are the following:
B profile (ZXCV row): 51 pcs
C profile (home row): 54 pcs + 13 homing keys
D profile (QWERTY row): 74 pcs
E profile (number row): 123 pcs
These were

Thanks for responding! I (re-)downloaded QMK-layout-files.zip and re-flashed the r1 firmware. So far the issue haven't manifested itself, and I was working this entire time. Hopefully I'm not jumping the gun posting this, but it seems the issue is gone now! Guess I really got lucky with the debounce

Looks good. I like the red command keys and blue arrow keys the most.

Would you be willing to trade for a realforce 86u? I would dm you but it seems that is no longer possible.

Assume that the whole site will eventually collapse, and nothing is maintained.

I'm interested in the Zenith.

As title says looking for any topre clacks.

I wish to point out that my preference in keyboards is the Model M 122 "Type I" or the Model F 122 (same basic design), with its tilting feet in the most extended position. I am clearly in the minority for this preference, as practically no other keyboard was build with this level of tilt being

Note that a PCB for the M0116 or M0118 would not necessarily work for the Apple Desktop Bus Keyboard // IIGS. The latter keyboard has the switches on the top row oriented vertically whereas on the M0116/M0118 they are horizontal like on the other rows.

Hello,
I have studied the Datamaster 5322 computer and I am going to pick a 5324.
My units are a fully working Sapnish Datamaster 5322 and a second 5322, American, of which only the logic boards with no keyboard remains.
I am aiming to reproduce the 5322 keyboard in order to give my american unit a

Hello,
@darkcruix
Are you still searching for the IBM 5322 and 5324 pictures?
I have a Spanish 5322, but I am to receive a faulty 5322 keyboard and I am negotiating a 5324 keyboard to repair, both from the USA. I wouldn't mind making pictures for you.
Regards

Hello,
@Weezer Do you still have that 5322 Datamaster? If you need help troubleshooting it, I can help.
Regards

Hello,
@fricked Do you still have the internal controller and parasite board?
I am a 2x5322 and a future 5324 owner. I want to take down the lack of keyboards for those machines by reproducing them. The 5324 keyboard is the same as the one from the 5322, with an additional parasite board that alters

After a slight delay, I modelled and printed a first working Brother Buckling Spring unit (it's scratchy as hell because layers, but it clicks).
brother.jpg
It really looks like BBS is force-buckling: the stem pushes on the flipper, slightly rotating it, triggering buckling towards rotation - possibly

Primarily looking for the Compaq keyboard, but if I can't seem to find one for a satisfactory price, then I may just go with a Model M instead--depends on the price relative to one another.
condition doesn't really matter all that much so long as there's the possibility of restoring it to a functional,

Hi,
This site is getting dead.
Things do not work any longer. Images are gone.
I will be happy to answer you questions and help. This is why we are here.
But it may be simpler to contact me in discord. Search for i$, you will find the same in my profile.
Cheers
i$

Hi. I have a g81 ansi for sale, but not olivetti. Check out my sale post if you feel interested.

I have a almost mint condition cherry g81 for sale. I would assume nobody used it (extensively at least). I only attached a dongle and tried it out. Every key is working. Very little yellowing on the caps. I picked it up from my institute clear-out. My guess is that people just swapped it for a qwertz

This image is from the article "Restoring a ZX Spectrum+ Toastrack at https://celso.io/posts/2025/06/28/toastrack/
It was a membrane keyboard; the article has photos of the internals. The Spectrum's operating system was BASIC, as was common on many 8-bit machines. The printing on the D-shaped

We tried to buy it but was turned down. Also, some of the old Drop folks are still around and keeping an eye on GH.