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https://www.ebay.com/itm/384422534847

Someone managed to get a NOS Apple IIc replacement board with Amber Alps for only $98!

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Apple IIc with what looks to be Amber Alps, even though it's not the A2S4100 (Apple IIc with memory expansion)

https://www.ebay.com/itm/184865783660?h ... Sw3uhgtpCR

Bump with new items to trade

Another 5140 looking to be saved from Brown Alps harvesting.
Keyboard looks in good shape, just needs some cleaning

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174774423755

Interesting...seller says this is a NOS Apple IIc replacement board with Blue Alps.
Anyone seen that before? I was pretty sure it was hairspring (A2S4000) and Amber Alps (A2S4100/memory expansion) only....

https://www.ebay.com/itm/133764731514/

Bump with edits

Hey folks - I'm looking for a IBM 5576 or 5556 keycaps with Chinese legends.
I'm willing to pay premium or trade (72 x NOS Brown Alps or barely used IBM 5140 board with Brown Alps 9/10). I'm located in Europe (Netherlands), and will pay for international shipping.

Restoring an Apple IIc (Amber Alps) keyboard, and looking for the Control and Return keycaps.
Ideally in beige to match existing keycaps because later revisions were grey/"platinum", but open to anything really

These tools worked perfect for me, thanks Muirium!
Flashed a Teensy++ for a IBM 5140 board with this 64 bit soarer's controller.
Also using a M1 Mac, and had to do it from a Rosetta Terminal as described.

With the help of @Nuum @anakey I managed to convert a IBM 5140 board to USB. 1. Using the connector: Most people who have done this conversion removed removed the ribbon connector and connected the teensy straight to the pads on the pcb. I didn't want to go this far for testing purposes, so I simply...

Looking to buy a full IBM 5140 keyboard or any combination of parts in case you've stripped them for switches/keycaps.