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Posted: 19 Dec 2018, 09:39
by hansichen
Keybug wrote: ↑Mine did have the ProWorld clone switches.
Sadly, no dice on the uptake of the above keyboards. Should have phoned, I guess, to convince them to send instead of local pickup...
Looks like you both were wrong, instead of MX clones this board uses
wiki/KPT-like_switch and is similar to the
wiki/Podworld_292
https://www.ebay.de/itm/123552469504
Posted: 19 Dec 2018, 13:47
by Keybug
Gute Detektivarbeit! Hatte ich heute morgen auch schon herausgefunden...
KPT on a "made in Japan" PCB - unusual?
Posted: 19 Dec 2018, 17:26
by TheInverseKey
hansichen wrote: ↑Keybug wrote: ↑Mine did have the ProWorld clone switches.
Sadly, no dice on the uptake of the above keyboards. Should have phoned, I guess, to convince them to send instead of local pickup...
Looks like you both were wrong, instead of MX clones this board uses
wiki/KPT-like_switch and is similar to the
wiki/Podworld_292
https://www.ebay.de/itm/123552469504
I admit defeat, it seems like you are right based on the pcb and that there is no hole for the MX housing to poke through. Interested though to see if he drops the price because imo it's not worth the price that he is asking.
Posted: 19 Dec 2018, 17:54
by kbdfr
hrbatik.h wrote: ↑[…] I am going to completely refurbish this keyboard. […]
Not worth doing anything on it. You should rather sell the keycaps to me
Posted: 19 Dec 2018, 23:31
by hrbatik.h
kbdfr wrote: ↑hrbatik.h wrote: ↑[…] I am going to completely refurbish this keyboard. […]
Not worth doing anything on it. You should rather sell the keycaps to me
yes, I have got the same idea - sell the keycaps alone on ebay. Because the caps are really nice, vintage and rounded and seem to be in perfect condition with rough surface . And the bonus, they are doubleshot and fit to cherry switches.
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:13
by Keybug
What's that
terrible looking keyboard?!
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:21
by Icarium
Must be the original chiclet!
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:29
by Keybug
Ah, that must be it. Mother of Chiclet!!
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:41
by Dingster
What in gods name is this?
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:42
by Myoth
an eyebeeM keyboard of course !
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 19:54
by Dingster
Another pic
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 20:20
by stratokaster
Looks like it came from a ticket machine or something like that.
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 20:29
by Dingster
stratokaster wrote: ↑Looks like it came from a ticket machine or something like that.
Strange thing is, that it has a PS2 plug.
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 20:59
by bronz
Do you know what kind of keycaps Cherry G81-8000 MY has ??
doubleshot or laser printed
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 21:05
by davkol
latches on f&j ~ thin PBT
Posted: 20 Dec 2018, 23:21
by stratokaster
Dingster wrote: ↑Strange thing is, that it has a PS2 plug.
Well, those things really are PCs in disguise.
Posted: 21 Dec 2018, 15:06
by Excelso
Dingster wrote: ↑What in gods name is this?
That's an IBM vintage keyboard. The EyeBeeM logo is from the 80-90s
Posted: 21 Dec 2018, 16:27
by Dingster
Excelso wrote: ↑Dingster wrote: ↑What in gods name is this?
That's an IBM vintage keyboard. The EyeBeeM logo is from the 80-90s
Appreciate the answer. Its probably some sort of membrane?
Posted: 21 Dec 2018, 18:37
by kbdfr
I wonder where you guys have been the last 10 years or so...
These (and similar) built-in keyboards are still commonly in use at public terminals,
where touch screens are now slowly making them obsolete.
Posted: 22 Dec 2018, 00:42
by Excelso
Dingster wrote: ↑Excelso wrote: ↑Dingster wrote: ↑What in gods name is this?
That's an IBM vintage keyboard. The EyeBeeM logo is from the 80-90s
Appreciate the answer. Its probably some sort of membrane?
Yes
https://patents.google.com/patent/DE9200205U1/un
Posted: 25 Dec 2018, 19:03
by Keybug
Anyone know what switches a
Wang WLTC laptop with rntegrated printer comes with? Thanks.
Posted: 26 Dec 2018, 22:50
by owcze
can someone indentify this keyboard, what switches it's using and is it worth it 10$?
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 00:17
by abrahamstechnology
owcze wrote: ↑can someone indentify this keyboard, what switches it's using and is it worth it 10$?
It has a metal plate so I'd say it's worth the shot. With some restoration work that may be a good Alps chassis.
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 09:22
by Keybug
I have a similar board that has Fuitsu domes or Peerless. I'd wait for a better opportunity.
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 10:45
by Chyros
It's a rebranded Fujitsu keyboard (C9S). It'll be rubber domes I'm sure.
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 13:21
by owcze
abrahamstechnology wrote: ↑owcze wrote: ↑can someone indentify this keyboard, what switches it's using and is it worth it 10$?
It has a metal plate so I'd say it's worth the shot. With some restoration work that may be a good Alps chassis.
Keybug wrote: ↑I have a similar board that has Fuitsu domes or Peerless. I'd wait for a better opportunity.
Chyros wrote: ↑It's a rebranded Fujitsu keyboard (C9S). It'll be rubber domes I'm sure.
Thanks guys for the help.
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 13:42
by Findecanor
bronz wrote: ↑Do you know what kind of keycaps Cherry G81-8000 MY has ??
doubleshot or laser printed
If a grey Cherry MX or MY keyboard has windows keys, they are laser-etched and thin. But at least they are Cherry-profile PBT.
Also, on newer MY keyboards, most stabilised keys are likely to be cheaper kinds don't work with stabilisers for Cherry MX, and the 1.25u keys on the bottom row have the stem offset from the middle for some reason.
Dingster wrote: ↑Its probably some sort of membrane?
Likely because the keys are so low. I have seen public-terminal keyboards with Cherry MX switches though.
I googled some images to look, and in some of them the keys don't sit straight. That rules out Cherry MX and Alps anyway.
owcze wrote: ↑can someone indentify this keyboard, what switches it's using and is it worth it 10$?
I'm pretty sure I have tried it some time and found it to be a mushy rubber dome.
Posted: 29 Dec 2018, 01:02
by Noobmaen
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Does anyone know what this is? The keycaps are vaguely similar to Siemens and RAFI but have a more rectangular shape.
Posted: 29 Dec 2018, 22:59
by Keybug
Beats me, Noobmaen.
Here's a bad angle photo of the keyboard of a Thomson TO16 PCM. Any ideas? Thanks.
Posted: 31 Dec 2018, 17:47
by owcze
Hi, i've come again with request for identification. I know these photos are not ideal but it's all I have. Any help appreciated.