These are the same yahoos we tried ordering through before when we saw availability, but later received a note back that they were out of stock. I don't recall the posting having a picture before though. Might have updates and some taun-taun posted the wrong pic. Doesn't hurt to try.y11971alex wrote: ↑http://www.memory4less.com/m4l_itemdeta ... 1460553789
The part number and the description seems to be right, but the picture is wrong.
Great/Interesting Finds
- lot_lizard
- Location: Minnesota
- Main keyboard: Indy SSK Model MF
- Main mouse: Logitech Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
There is, but there have been developments. I've been since unblocked from their site, and they're taking my calls again. So this falls into the interesting category, and I'm by no means asking any one of you to risk $177 on this POS keyboard.emdude wrote: ↑It seems you already tried to get this yourself a little while ago..y11971alex wrote: ↑http://www.memory4less.com/m4l_itemdeta ... 1460553789
The part number and the description seems to be right, but the picture is wrong.
post310917.html#p310917
- emdude
- Model M Apologist
- DT Pro Member: 0160
Please correct me if I am wrong here, but you are looking for the 66-key 3277 beam spring keyboard? Interestingly enough, I counted up the number of keys on the POS keyboard in the listing's photo and the total actually is 66, so these guys may just be really confused.
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
But that POS board bears a completely different part numberemdude wrote: ↑Please correct me if I am wrong here, but you are looking for the 66-key 3277 beam spring keyboard? Interestingly enough, I counted up the number of keys on the POS keyboard in the listing's photo and the total actually is 66, so these guys may just be really confused.
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- Chasing the Dream
- Location: Berlin
- Main keyboard: redscarf III
- DT Pro Member: -
Model m for 7€
https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anz ... 0-225-6080
https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anz ... 0-225-6080
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
- DT Pro Member: 0010
… in Erding, Bavaria, Germany. And it says: "No shipping".
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
That may be true, but I'd still advise caution if anyone is to purchase it.emdude wrote: ↑Well, they still may be confused, or perhaps unable or unwilling to see that it is indeed a different keyboard. Hopefully your communications with them improve though.
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
- DT Pro Member: 0010
Two nice keyboards starting at 50€ each, I happen to know who the seller is: a long-time and formerly very active DT member who hasn't shown up here in the last year or so.
Nixdorf Cherry G80-0942HAD /02 MX Black Tastatur Keyboard
IBM Model M Tastatur ANSI US 1390131 1987 Keyboard
Nixdorf Cherry G80-0942HAD /02 MX Black Tastatur Keyboard
IBM Model M Tastatur ANSI US 1390131 1987 Keyboard
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- Location: Australia
- Main keyboard: CP SQ1800 w/ 78g Zealios
- Main mouse: Mionix Avior 8200
- Favorite switch: 78g Zealios
- DT Pro Member: -
Why is that?ohaimark wrote: ↑There is SO much wrong with this listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Keyboar ... 1939325279
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- Location: land of the rusty beamsprings
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heres what I can see:jaffers wrote: ↑Why is that?ohaimark wrote: ↑There is SO much wrong with this listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Keyboar ... 1939325279
These are montereys, not "Green Clones Alps"
Look at the arrow keys
what else?
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
- Wodan
- ISO Advocate
- Location: ISO-DE
- Main keyboard: Intense Rotation!!!
- Main mouse: Logitech G903
- Favorite switch: ALL OF THEM
- DT Pro Member: -
Looks amazing, rubberdome though.
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
But can it be converted for PC use? I'm actually in need of a good rubber dome keyboard that isn't Topre.Wodan wrote: ↑Looks amazing, rubberdome though.
- Wodan
- ISO Advocate
- Location: ISO-DE
- Main keyboard: Intense Rotation!!!
- Main mouse: Logitech G903
- Favorite switch: ALL OF THEM
- DT Pro Member: -
According to Chyros those things are the closest thing to a Topre:y11971alex wrote: ↑ But can it be converted for PC use? I'm actually in need of a good rubber dome keyboard that isn't Topre.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/102-Tasten-Keybo ... 2217596221
And the sliders are Cherry MX compatible!!
Be aware the stabilized keys are NOT Cherry Compatible.
- lot_lizard
- Location: Minnesota
- Main keyboard: Indy SSK Model MF
- Main mouse: Logitech Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
I got one from Cindy a couple months back to take some measurements and see if we could fit F switches in it. Turns out it is "doable", albeit quite tricky. It won't be a project I undertake anytime soon, but would help someone else if they wanted to (plan on quite a bit of research effort). Regardless... it is a nice rubberdome, and the case is well made (feet are especially fun). If someone wants mine, you are welcome to the $35 USD I paid... BUT... You will need to source a right shift key (missing). No idea about converting the connector.
- y11971alex
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Main keyboard: MacBook Air
- Main mouse: Microsoft Sculpt Comfort
- Favorite switch: buckling springs
- DT Pro Member: 0172
Sadly, my German is rather hopeless. ♬Wie, wie, wie!♬Wodan wrote: ↑According to Chyros those things are the closest thing to a Topre:y11971alex wrote: ↑ But can it be converted for PC use? I'm actually in need of a good rubber dome keyboard that isn't Topre.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/102-Tasten-Keybo ... 2217596221
So it doesn't work with Soarer's converter?lot_lizard wrote: ↑I got one from Cindy a couple months back to take some measurements and see if we could fit F switches in it. Turns out it is "doable", albeit quite tricky. It won't be a project I undertake anytime soon, but would help someone else if they wanted to (plan on quite a bit of research effort). Regardless... it is a nice rubberdome, and the case is well made (feet are especially fun). If someone wants mine, you are welcome to the $35 USD I paid... BUT... You will need to source a right shift key (missing). No idea about converting the connector.
- emdude
- Model M Apologist
- DT Pro Member: 0160
- Wodan
- ISO Advocate
- Location: ISO-DE
- Main keyboard: Intense Rotation!!!
- Main mouse: Logitech G903
- Favorite switch: ALL OF THEM
- DT Pro Member: -
http://imgur.com/a/VlSZL
Took some more pics of one of my models. It's a pretty sturdy built for a rubberdome too. Nice metal plate on the bottom!
Comes with PS/2 cable so I guess any PS/2=>USB Converter will do the job!
Took some more pics of one of my models. It's a pretty sturdy built for a rubberdome too. Nice metal plate on the bottom!
Comes with PS/2 cable so I guess any PS/2=>USB Converter will do the job!
- lot_lizard
- Location: Minnesota
- Main keyboard: Indy SSK Model MF
- Main mouse: Logitech Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
No idea. It is some sort of molecular connector plug (think RJ-style), but I didn't pay any attention. PM me if you would like me to dig it out. Having said that, even if different than the terminal M's, I'm pretty sure you could turn a coconut into a functional USB keyboard with Soarer's code and a little patience. For the missing right shift... they are curious little 2-piece caps. This is missing the "keycap" portion. So think Model M with only the keystem as an analogy. The key is functional, but not pleasant to look at.y11971alex wrote: ↑So it doesn't work with Soarer's converterm
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
- DT Pro Member: 0131
- Contact:
lot_lizard,lot_lizard wrote: ↑I got one from Cindy a couple months back to take some measurements and see if we could fit F switches in it. Turns out it is "doable", albeit quite tricky. It won't be a project I undertake anytime soon, but would help someone else if they wanted to (plan on quite a bit of research effort). Regardless... it is a nice rubberdome, and the case is well made (feet are especially fun). If someone wants mine, you are welcome to the $35 USD I paid... BUT... You will need to source a right shift key (missing). No idea about converting the connector.
Is it like my IBM 73x3832 here? I saw that auction and thought it was the same as mine but it has a different model number. My cord is different so maybe mine is for a different terminal. It does look awesome in person.
- lot_lizard
- Location: Minnesota
- Main keyboard: Indy SSK Model MF
- Main mouse: Logitech Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
Mine from Cindy would be like the auction (same part number and 8-pin modular connector). The more I look at it, I like it. Currently cleaning. Hate to be that guy, but since nobody jumped, I might just keep. It really is a nicer switch than I was giving it credit for (like you pointed out, spacebar needs work though). If this really is a dream board for someone though, PM mesnuci wrote: ↑y11971alex wrote: ↑Is it like my IBM 73x3832 here? I saw that auction and thought it was the same as mine but it has a different model number. My cord is different so maybe mine is for a different terminal. It does look awesome in person.y11971alex wrote: ↑^The space saving space unsaver?
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- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
- Favorite switch: IBM capacitive buckling spring
- DT Pro Member: 0061
- Contact:
I should have gotten one of those when I had the chance, regret it to this day. We've had that same switch and keyboard here before more than once. Calling it a plain rubberdome is quite an understatement really, then again Topre is a rubberdome too.
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
- DT Pro Member: 0131
- Contact:
Sorry for not being more clear. I guess my real question is, Is it also blue Micro Switch domes?lot_lizard wrote: ↑Mine from Cindy would be like the auction (same part number and 8-pin modular connector). The more I look at it, I like it. Currently cleaning. Hate to be that guy, but since nobody jumped, I might just keep. It really is a nicer switch than I was giving it credit for (like you pointed out, spacebar needs work though).
- lot_lizard
- Location: Minnesota
- Main keyboard: Indy SSK Model MF
- Main mouse: Logitech Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
It is... Identical to yours other than the connector it seemssnuci wrote: ↑Sorry for not being more clear. I guess my real question is, Is it also blue Micro Switch domes?
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- Main mouse: Kone Pure Millitary
- Favorite switch: blue alps
- DT Pro Member: -
Industrial IBM MODEL M: http://page7.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/g185281450
- Hypersphere
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Silenced & Lubed HHKB (Black)
- Main mouse: Logitech G403
- Favorite switch: Topre 45/55g Silenced; Various Alps; IBM Model F
- DT Pro Member: 0038