Congrats! I'd be interested to see what you do with it.BlueBär wrote:Gone. I proxied that one Haata has and it felt and sounded pretty interesting, but was very scratchy, still I couldn't resistfacetsesame wrote:For Germany only: what appears to be a Robotron 60% assembly, at a bargain price:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Tastatur-von-ein ... 1174328874
If I remember correctly the PCB the switches were on was pure chaos so that will be fun...facetsesame wrote: Congrats! I'd be interested to see what you do with it.
Can't believe I didn't see the number pad too. If only I had more time...
Looking at HaaTa's pictures I'd describe it as a work of art. Deciphering the matrices looks like a project in itself.BlueBär wrote:If I remember correctly the PCB the switches were on was pure chaos so that will be fun...facetsesame wrote: Congrats! I'd be interested to see what you do with it.
Can't believe I didn't see the number pad too. If only I had more time...
Need to get more Teensys I think!
good thing I´m not the seller giving false info´s, that can become a problem.The Amiga 2000 is not the Cherry variant.
This item was up for auction two weeks ago but hasn't been sold. I was too lazy to ask the seller about the modelseebart wrote:IBM ??? Rubberdome ?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/261476665008?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
what kind of IBM model exactly is this guys? I´ve never seen this particular one...
My SGI Granite doesn't have a connector for a mouse.seebart wrote:The seller writes the mouse is attached to the keyboard, is that normal for the SGI ?
Yes, that does look interesting. At only $8, I was going to get it, but it says "Note that we cannot ship anything outside of the US." Bummer.trankzen wrote:This Milspec keyboard looks interesting, especially at the listed price ($8) The zero key is stuck but I guess that wouldn't stop people here.
https://www.american-milspec.com/p-3605 ... 4-907.aspx
Pics when you get it!pyrelink wrote:$17 for me... Very tempting.
EDIT: Took it for myself. Not real sure of the protocol for these "interesting finds" threads, so hopefully I didn't "steal" it from someone. For $17, I couldn't pass it up.
It's first come first served I guess. That seems fair to me anyway. Glad to see someone buying it. I don't know why, but this morning I felt compelled to type "Milspec Keyboard" in Google Image, and this caught my eye instantly. Seeing the price I knew I had to post it here.pyrelink wrote:$17 for me... Very tempting.
EDIT: Took it for myself. Not real sure of the protocol for these "interesting finds" threads, so hopefully I didn't "steal" it from someone. For $17, I couldn't pass it up.
