IDENTIFY THE KEYBOARD thread
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- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M
- Main mouse: RollerMouse Pro2
- Favorite switch: capactivie buckling spring
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- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M
- Main mouse: RollerMouse Pro2
- Favorite switch: capactivie buckling spring
- DT Pro Member: -
Another one I'm curious about, it's a Miniterm 1203s (late 70s) dumb terminal with dot matrix readout.
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- PlacaFromHell
- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM 3101
- Main mouse: Optical piece of shit
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
AWWWW YESS, white ciclops. Got it for 25 U$D plus 4 U$D shipping.Chyros wrote: ↑I'm also thinking Space Invaders. The board looks a lot like my 725.
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- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM/M
- Favorite switch: ALPS
- DT Pro Member: -
Any chance you leave a vintage mech to me? You keep sniping them!
You beat me to the beamer, this one, and another one I can't remember now...
Esp: Habría posibilidades de que me dejes alguno que siempre me ganas de mano?
Ya te me adelantaste con el beamer, este y algún otro que no recuerdo.
Avisá cuando aparezca alguno que ya tengas así le puedo entrar yo =P
- PlacaFromHell
- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM 3101
- Main mouse: Optical piece of shit
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
Es pura suerte. Al final cancelé la compra del Unisys porque el vendedor nunca quería coordinar, así que si te interesa está publicado. Si tenés tiempo y ganas entrás a ML y buscás "teclado" sin más, filtrando por usados, cada tanto alguna joyita a buen precio aparece. La próxima me fijo si te consigo algo.spongebob1981 wrote: ↑Any chance you leave a vintage mech to me? You keep sniping them!
You beat me to the beamer, this one, and another one I can't remember now...
Esp: Habría posibilidades de que me dejes alguno que siempre me ganas de mano?
Ya te me adelantaste con el beamer, este y algún otro que no recuerdo.
Avisá cuando aparezca alguno que ya tengas así le puedo entrar yo =P
- Keybug
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: so many!
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s; trackballs suck
- Favorite switch: Kailh box royals, trampoline-modded
- DT Pro Member: 0208
It would seem then that those LED windows in conjunction with yellow on the space bar only is a good indicator for space invaders? I assume Keytronic / foam and foil caps were rarley PBT so yellowing should be equally distributed on those boards?Blaise170 wrote: ↑Did space invaders have the same red circle LEDs like Keytronic had? That's usually what tips me off to F&F.
- Polecat
- Location: Downstream from Silicon Valley
- Main keyboard: Monterey K104 Industrial Gray
- Main mouse: Logitech Optical
- Favorite switch: Early Alps SKCM
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Taiwan buckling spring. I have one that's identical except it has no sublegends. No brand ID. Model TK-M501C. FCC IZITK-105M.BSKUA0 wrote: ↑Identify please I can only say that judging by "typewriter" Russian layout sublegends, not more common DOS layout, it may be from ~1987 to ~1992.
Interesting mechanism because you can change each switch from click to no click by removing and reinstalling the spring and lever the other way. There's a photo here someplace of the instruction sticker for that.
late edit: The keys won't register with the caps installed as "non clicky non tactile"! Bad assumption on my part.
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- Polecat
- Location: Downstream from Silicon Valley
- Main keyboard: Monterey K104 Industrial Gray
- Main mouse: Logitech Optical
- Favorite switch: Early Alps SKCM
- DT Pro Member: -
Found more info including the click/no click instructions under Syncam on the wiki:BSKUA0 wrote: ↑Polecat, thank you
wiki/Syncan_TK-M501C
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- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM/M
- Favorite switch: ALPS
- DT Pro Member: -
Hoy empecé con albañiles en casa, así que el umbral de compra vuelve a subir hasta 'blue ALPS' hasta nuevo aviso =PPlacaFromHell wrote: ↑ Es pura suerte. Al final cancelé la compra del Unisys porque el vendedor nunca quería coordinar, así que si te interesa está publicado. Si tenés tiempo y ganas entrás a ML y buscás "teclado" sin más, filtrando por usados, cada tanto alguna joyita a buen precio aparece. La próxima me fijo si te consigo algo.
EDIT: Tengo algo con SMK linear vintage en casa, por ahí te sirve para tu otro proyecto. Esta noche veo de mandarte foto.
- Keybug
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: so many!
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s; trackballs suck
- Favorite switch: Kailh box royals, trampoline-modded
- DT Pro Member: 0208
Space invaders? (UK)
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- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: CyberpowerPC Scorpion K2 RGB
- Main mouse: ROG Gladius
- Favorite switch: clicky
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Help please. I found while rummaging at some goodwill stores around me a Maxi Switch Inc. p/n 2189037-00-003 (there are 2 other parts numbers on it as well p/n 54191305 and p/n 9100862 which is attached to a barcode). It also says Network Computing Devices Inc on it (I did find out the it must be a keyboard for some kind of terminal because it has some some crazy keys on it like help, compose, and 2 diamond keys!). It also has a model number of N-123na but doing a search for that comes up with nothing. It has double shot keycaps and cherry mount stems but I dont know what kind of switches it has. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'll get some pics uploaded in a few. Thanks.
- Gamuholic
- Location: Utah
- Main keyboard: GMMK with Kailh BOX White
- Main mouse: Logitech something or other
- Favorite switch: Beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0252
Sounds like Maxi Switch dome with slider.Black_Shadow99 wrote: ↑Help please. I found while rummaging at some goodwill stores around me a Maxi Switch Inc. p/n 2189037-00-003 (there are 2 other parts numbers on it as well p/n 54191305 and p/n 9100862 which is attached to a barcode). It also says Network Computing Devices Inc on it (I did find out the it must be a keyboard for some kind of terminal because it has some some crazy keys on it like help, compose, and 2 diamond keys!). It also has a model number of N-123na but doing a search for that comes up with nothing. It has double shot keycaps and cherry mount stems but I dont know what kind of switches it has. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'll get some pics uploaded in a few. Thanks.
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0129
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Basically anything made after the 90s by Maxi switch is rubber dome of some kind. Maxi Switch actually made... Maxi switches before that but I've heard that they are nothing special.
- snufflecat
- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: Model M
- DT Pro Member: -
Any guesses which one this is?
Plus this one? Big black one.
Edit:Plus this one? Big black one.
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0129
- Contact:
The second one looks like it might be a rubber dome but I have no idea.
- Polecat
- Location: Downstream from Silicon Valley
- Main keyboard: Monterey K104 Industrial Gray
- Main mouse: Logitech Optical
- Favorite switch: Early Alps SKCM
- DT Pro Member: -
The Acer would be a KB-084. Possibly blue Alps, but there were also Multitech foam and foil versions (See Chyros' recent Franklin FKB-3 review).
snufflecat wrote: ↑Any guesses which one this is? Edit:
Plus this one? Big black one.
- PlacaFromHell
- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM 3101
- Main mouse: Optical piece of shit
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
Most Compaq keyboards are rubberdomes or foam and foil. Anyway, do you have more pictures?Leshe wrote: ↑Any guess on this one?
- TapX
- Location: Greece
- Main keyboard: LCM30
- Favorite switch: Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: -
According to the wiki, wiki/IBM_6298389, it's a capacitive rubber dome keyboard, made in Japan. Seems quite interesting.Niko1U wrote: ↑I am confused, what is it?
- Niko1U
- Location: Bavaria
- Main keyboard: AUKEY KM-G8
- Main mouse: Logitech G403
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thanks! i googled it, but i didn't find anything. I agree, it looks interesting but the connector is weirdSolid_Snake wrote: ↑According to the wiki, wiki/IBM_6298389, it's a capacitive rubber dome keyboard, made in Japan. Seems quite interesting.Niko1U wrote: ↑I am confused, what is it?